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IIs Tommy the new Sammy?
Yes you did rather leap to massive conclusions about what I was saying, didn't you?
I just find it unbelieveable that people can't see the good in what the man achieved and would prefer to continually slag him off. I think the biggest issue to me is that I see him as Redknapp the football team manager, and other people are only too happy to assault him on the basis of Redknapp the person, irrespective of whether its knowledge or rumour, anything will do for a cheap shot. David Pleat and Genn Hodddle get the same treatment.
Not sure what you mean. You took my point and morphed it into a malpractice suit with a doctor - which I would say was a long way from the point I made. Also your point would have made more sense if it had involved a doctor who did the best job ever on you - and that you then subsequently made acrimonious and derogatory public statements about his work, which would be a far closer analogy.Do my posts appear to you with different words to what I have actually written? Very bizarre.
IIRC Redknapp was our longest serving manager in the premiership, he didn't do a bunk on us, he was sacked - so why are you raising the issue of his loyalty, in regards to us?Quote : Harry is different in some ways as I didn't mind his appointment and think he did a fantastic job at the time in providing the stability I personally craved for years, but he was never going to be the 'long term' 10 years+ manager, he did a reasonably good job, spent half the time promoting himself and working for the media and that was it. He's hardly the bastion of loyalty which you seem to think he deserves.
Trickys post is spot on, well, the above paragraph anyway.
I for one wish him well to a certain extent, (Spurs v QPR results the exception).
He is what he is, he has even admitted quite openly that there is no such thing as loyalty in football, something he did before being appointed Manager at Tottenham.
Harry is liked by just about everyone because of his no nonsense attitude, many people could learn a thing or two, although, saying that, he did put his foot in it a bit the other day when being questioned about the timing of his ( negotiations ) with QPR, trying hard not to step on Hughes shoes and failing.
Watch it on YouTube, bit cringey.
I for one will be looking out for the result in his first game with the 'R's tonight. Anybody else ?
What a charming individual you are. For someone who rants about "knowing nothing about you", you are very quick to reach judgments about others.
Name calling is for the weak minded and the immature. Since it is a regular fallback for you you have enabled us to at least make that assumption about you.
Besides which, what exactly is it about being compared to Sammy that results in you throwing your toys out of the pram and resorting to this sort of behaviour?
Shut the fuck up you twatWhat a happy yid family we are. Full of respect for one another, and each other's opinions.
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IIRC Redknapp was our longest serving manager in the premiership, he didn't do a bunk on us, he was sacked - so why are you raising the issue of his loyalty, in regards to us?
Why should his patronising assessment that Reknapp wouldn't last 10+ years be acceptable? Spurs sack managers almost as fast as Abramovich, and lets face it - there are older managers than him still churning out good teams and results.
We sacked the guy for finishing equal to the best finish we had achieved in the premiership years, and he was the other manager that did it. Prior to that you have to go back 25 years to beat it.
and yet in your view we offloaded dead wood. By whose standards? Clearly not by any set by THFC in the last quarter of a century.
I'm not his PR manager (although god knows he fucking needs one) but we need to keep a sense of perspective about the guy, at any other club outside the top 4 or 5 in the PL they would have put a statue up for the man, or a statue of a dead American pervert at the very least.
100% agree with the final part, but where was the flirting with with the FA proof? Everyone says that as an excuse for excoriating the man, but what proof exists that he did anything, except to say that he would like to manage England and to say that he thought it was the highest accolade for an English manager?If he was offered the England job he would of been gone, end of. That's why I am questioning his loyalty. As I have said, loved what he did for us, but, he is what he is, and he is very good at it. History will tell us that he was, up until June of this year, our longest serving premiership manager as you have said, but history will also tell you that while the club stood by him during his court case, he was flirting with the FA. I for one was glad that he was overlooked because I wanted him to stay, but Levy had the conviction to say that events on and off the pitch had to be addressed and he addressed them and called Redknapps advisors bluff. Time will tell that he made the right decision at exactly the right time in bringing AVB in. It's all about the long haul, we have had our fair share of short lived failures, now it is time to build on the foundations that Harry laid down. Onwards and upwards.
What a happy yid family we are. Full of respect for one another, and each other's opinions.
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Oi...hater. Giving me the thumbs down.I still have feelings for Arry :lloris:
Bit harsh, I thought Redknapp was alright.What a weapons grade, platinum cased, depleted uranium, supersonic, needs smacking, knob gobbling, base tasting, demotivating, fly buzzing, stool talking, oxygen thieving, BJ giving, fool talking wanker