Joe. Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I don't think it's necessarily such a bad move for Redknapp.
Samilktray Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Why are they going for Redknapp, I thought they would of gone for someone more glamorous. Not taking anything away from Harry as I do rate him.
Asha Posted 25 October 2008 Author Posted 25 October 2008 I don't think it's necessarily such a bad move for Redknapp. Agreed, good move for Redknapp and Spurs.
lildave3 Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Well this is all very shocking. Now who will Pompey go for? Harry has just called Juande Ramos Sergio Ramos, fantastic!
Joe. Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Why are they going for Redknapp, I thought they would of gone for someone more glamorous.Not taking anything away from Harry as I do rate him. Vast experience in English football management I'd imagine. It's crucial for Spurs at a time like this, and they don't want another Ramos reign on their hands.
shen Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I guess if anyone can save Spurs, it's Redknapp. He will have told the Spurs chairman that he's in charge and no-one else may interfere if he's to take over. Redknapp knows how to get his way with chairmen history shows...
Samilktray Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Pompey should go for Juande Ramos, probably end up doing better than Spurs.
Asha Posted 25 October 2008 Author Posted 25 October 2008 I can see Pompey just pushing Adams through to the top job.
eye666 Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 He should stay at Portsmouth. He has built a brilliant squad there who have the capability of finishing top 6. Rather than Tottenham who are gonna be like we were last season. Few dodgy results and he could be booted as well. Spurs's problem is there is no balance in the team. No left-winger, no holding midfielder, and no height or strength in the team. They've got a tiny team in Bent, Pavy, Modric, Bentley, Lennon, Jenas etc. They need a big strong striker like Berba or Adebayor (not them obviously but of that mould) and a holding player. Harry would probably be able to sort Spurs out in January if he was given a wad of cash but doing that didn't help us last season. It's great to look at another team and see them pissing away money and being generally farcical.
Daggers Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I hope Daggers isn't reading! Christ on a bike, I wish I wasn't. *Rages at the moon*
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Not a good move for Redknapp I feel. Bears comparisons to Allardyce taking the Newcastle job. He may suffer because of unrealistic expectation.
Ultra Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 They still have the quality in the team to warrant a much better position than they're in. Pavlyuchenko's no mug either, but having said that, I don't exactly recall any signings from the Russian league impressing in England... Nemanja Vidic?
lookwhaticando Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Brilliant.A Premiership version of us. They're ****ed! God I hope so. :D :D :D I agree, maybe he's thinking it's a big step towards the England job in a few years time. He's quoted as saying it's his chance to work for a 'big club' before he retires. Big club my pantaloons.
davieG Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Spurs are bigger than Portsmouth Portsmouth are this decades Leicester, they're riding high because of Rednapp They're also short of money £5mill for Rednapp and a leap into the unknown proves that, not that they could have hung onto Rednapp if he was determined to leave. Good move for Tottenham and Rednapp bad move for Portsmouth - will they be able to avoid the Taylor syndrome?
Matt Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Harry is officially new Tottenham Hotspur manager. http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/artic...ment261008.html The Club is delighted to announce that it has appointed Harry Redknapp as Manager.A full announcement and statement from the Chairman, Daniel Levy, will follow shortly. Gutted for Pompey. Although I like Redknapp it makes me want Tottenham to go down even more, Along with Newcastle.
shen Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Nemanja Vidic? Indeed. I couldn't think of anyone off the top of my head. Thought he came to Man U from Red Star Belgrade and not Spartak
Munzie Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 £5m now, how much to be spent in January? This mess is going to cost Daniel Levy a fortune! They've got some good players but have a huge imbalance throughout the team. I like Harry, but feel he's bitten off more than he can chew. Another regin like Southampton
lavrentis Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Oh Dear. I would stayed at Portsmouth and not because of his reputation. The area is nice and his home is fantastic. Ah well.
lavrentis Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Holloway on Setanta Sports news reporting on this.
Alexikokopops Posted 26 October 2008 Posted 26 October 2008 Spurs are bigger than PortsmouthPortsmouth are this decades Leicester, they're riding high because of Rednapp They're also short of money £5mill for Rednapp and a leap into the unknown proves that, not that they could have hung onto Rednapp if he was determined to leave. Good move for Tottenham and Rednapp bad move for Portsmouth - will they be able to avoid the Taylor syndrome? Exactly. Whatever you say about Spurs and their current unrealistic ambitions they do actually have the facilities and money to have a pop at the top four like they did a couple of seasons ago. More so than Portsmouth anyway. Realistically Portsmouth are never going to be able to do that. Plus I imagine it's a lot easier to persuade footballers to move to London than Portsmouth.
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