If Harry Redknapp was announced as our next manager

[Ramón Benítez Hernández]

Seriously. A fellow Red rates 'appy 'arry better than our current manager.

 

[fyds]

Er, no...let's leave it at that.

[anfield11]

  On 15/04/2010 at 02:16, fyds said:

Er, no...let's leave it at that.

 

 

How can we put 100's of thousands on suicide watch???

[onizukaeikichi]

That will be end of us.

[John am Rhein]

  On 15/04/2010 at 02:13, Grahimi LeBroy said:

Seriously. A fellow Red rates 'appy 'arry better than our current manager.

 

 

sack the fellow Red

[Ramón Benítez Hernández]

  On 15/04/2010 at 03:55, John am Rhein said:

smack the fellow Red

 

I've been tempted.

 

It's like he hates it when we win. After we lost the 1st Leg to Lille - He whinged like a b1tch...we went through.

 

We lost the 1st leg to Benfica, he didn't watch the game but texted me anyway from the golf course how it's all Rafa's fault and we should get Martin O'Neil or 'Arry.

 

We beat Benfica 4-1 in the return leg and he's all quiet. Fans like these p1ss me off. Feckin OOCs.

[Stevie H]

we have absolutely no cash to insert into brown envelopes so 'appy 'arry wouldn't touch us with a bargepole. he's out of our league.

[JonShar]

  On 15/04/2010 at 04:08, Grahimi LeBroy said:

I've been tempted.

 

It's like he hates it when we win. After we lost the 1st Leg to Lille - He whinged like a b1tch...we went through.

 

We lost the 1st leg to Benfica, he didn't watch the game but texted me anyway from the golf course how it's all Rafa's fault and we should get Martin O'Neil or 'Arry.

 

We beat Benfica 4-1 in the return leg and he's all quiet. Fans like these p1ss me off. Feckin OOCs.

 

Your mate is Kev. I win a fiver.

[muleskinner]

It'd be triffic

[drdooom]

At least he wouldn't be not talking about our players.

[Redkop]

If Harry Redknapp was announced as our next manager - there'd be a load of fans seeking professional, psychiatric help.

[Conrad]

we'd be down to the bare bones

 

i'd rather redknapp than o'neill

 

lesser of...

[Epic Swindle]

Slightly harsh. He's a good manager and has got Spurs close to fullfilling their potential. Tactically last night they were spot on.

[Flasher]

We would see bright attacking football, innit and we would sign, sell, and re-sign the same players over and over and over....

[Andy @ Allerton]

I'd be disappointed if we lost Rafa, but assuming he decided to go to a club that actually matched his ambitions, Redknapp wouldn't be my first choice, but I'd be happy that we'd avoided O'Neill and Mourinho.

[johngibo YPC]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:35, The Cider Quaffing Pachyderm said:

I'd be disappointed if we lost Rafa, but assuming he decided to go to a club that actually matched his ambitions, Redknapp wouldn't be my first choice, but I'd be happy that we'd avoided O'Neill and Mourinho.

 

Why? Its very odd that you hate a corrupt cockney wide boy less than a fella who jumps up and down a bit

 

Redknapp would be my least favourite choice. I'd rather you got the job.

But embarrasingly i don't think Redknapp would come

Turned down by Harry Redknapp, can you imagine

[Conrad]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:36, johngibo YPC said:

Why? Its very odd that you hate a corrupt cockney wide boy less than a fella who jumps up and down a bit

 

Redknapp would be my least favourite choice. I'd rather you got the job.

But embarrasingly i don't think Redknapp would come

Turned down by Harry Redknapp, can you imagine

 

redknapp would walk from bournemouth to manage us

[Flasher]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:36, johngibo YPC said:

Why? Its very odd that you hate a corrupt cockney wide boy less than a fella who jumps up and down a bit

 

Redknapp would be my least favourite choice. I'd rather you got the job.

But embarrasingly i don't think Redknapp would come

Turned down by Harry Redknapp, can you imagine

 

He would be too scared. He likes being the underdog, where nothing is expected and everything is a bonus.

 

Question is - can anyone think of one british manager who should he be appointed you would say, "excellent, really looking forward to this"????

[Conrad]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:41, Flasher said:

He would be too scared. He likes being the underdog, where nothing is expected and everything is a bonus.

 

Question is - can anyone think of one british manager who should he be appointed you would say, "excellent, really looking forward to this"????

 

Fat Sam

[johngibo YPC]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:39, Heighway 61 Revisited said:

redknapp would walk from bournemouth to manage us

 

Wouldn't be so sure

Spurs will finsih above us this season

Spurs will spend more than us this summer

[cymrococh]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:41, Flasher said:

He would be too scared. He likes being the underdog, where nothing is expected and everything is a bonus.

 

Question is - can anyone think of one british manager who should he be appointed you would say, "excellent, really looking forward to this"????

I'm quite intrigued by what McClaren is doing, but then it's only f*cking Holland.

Edited April 15, 2010 by Captain Sanil Crastow

[John am Rhein]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:41, Flasher said:

Question is - can anyone think of one british manager who should he be appointed you would say, "excellent, really looking forward to this"????

 

no, but it would at least be something to say "ah well, at least it's not Harry f*cking Redknapp"

[stressederic]

Our financial problems are bad enough as it is without Harry coming along and taking his cut of everything.

[Falconhoof]

  On 15/04/2010 at 09:41, Flasher said:

Question is - can anyone think of one british manager who should he be appointed you would say, "excellent, really looking forward to this"????

 

Dalglish.

I know people disagree, I know all the reasons why not, but it would just be an emotional and ace appointment.

[Sion]

Roy Evans