Bond said: "Harry will be at the game - and he will be picking the team, of course.
"It hasn't had much effect this week. Obviously the manager has not been here but other than that there's been very little different really.
"We had a similar situation a few weeks ago, when he had a small procedure [minor heart surgery and wasn't with us ahead of the game at Fulham, but training carries on as normal and we've just got on with things.
"Harry's spoken at the beginning and end of every day with myself and Joe Jordan, talking through how our day has gone. That's been it."
Bond revealed that Gareth Bale (thigh), Scott Parker (hamstring) and Younes Kaboul (groin) are doubts for the game, while Ledley King is also likely to be among the players rested ahead of Tuesday's Premier League meeting with Wigan.
The assistant manager gave Tottenham's position on Mario Balotelli's retrospective red card for stamping on Parker before the Italian won and converted the decisive penalty at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
City No.2 David Platt has been somewhat critical of Redknapp's post-match accusations even though the Premier League leaders have accepted Balotelli's ban, and Bond added: "It looks like an incident he could have avoided. The FA deemed he did it on purpose and took action."
As for tomorrow's game, Bond suggested the FA Cup is becoming more of a priority now Spurs have reached the last 32.
"As we're sat here today, eight points adrift of City, you could say we're probably not in the title race," said Bond. "But who is to say it won't look different and that we won't be closer in three or four games?
"The Champions League was always our focus and ultimate goal but the FA Cup and picking up some silverware is hugely important to us.
"Steven Gerrard said the other day he'd sooner win the Carling Cup four times than come fourth and I understand where he was coming from. As a kid you dream of wining things, of playing at Wembley and picking up the Cup.
"This club has a great FA Cup history and we'd love to win it this year, because we haven't for a while."
Gareth Bale (thigh), Scott Parker (hamstring) and Younes Kaboul (groin) are doubts for tomorrow night.
All three came off during training yesterday and could miss out while Ledley King (knee) is likely to be rested.
Sandro, William Gallas (both calf) and Tom Huddlestone (ankle) are unavailable.
Provisional Squad: Friedel, Gomes, Assou-Ekotto, Kaboul, Walker, King, Bassong, Bale, Modric, Van der Vaart, Parker, Livermore, Kranjcar, Defoe, Rose, Dos Santos, Cudicini, Pavlyuchenko, Lennon, Pienaar, Dawson.
