It's been another rough week for dear old Harry Redknapp. Despite a glorious defeat at the hands of Manchester City, his North London nemesis Arsene Wenger has stolen his thunder yet again with a 2-8 capitulation under Manchester United. Bloody showboat foreigners.
What does Redknapp have to do to get some credit for his achievements? If you take into account his record over the last 54 matches (the number after which his predecessor Juande Ramos was relieved of his duties), you'll see they are practically neck and neck. Yet Ramos is remembered by the media as a trophy-winning continental genius while they can't even use the right kind of petroleum jelly on poor old 'Arry's nipples when conducting interviews with him.
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Honestly, I think the press are so in the tank for Redknapp that they sometimes can't see the forest for the trees. He doesn't often get called to the carpet for missteps.
It beggars belief sometimes.
Next England manager.
Hargreaves available on a free? Are you 'avin a Steffi Graf?
pretty damning piece here http://oneinthehole.wordpress.com/2011/08/29/why-harry-redknapp-is-no-longer-the-manager-to-take-spurs-forward/
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