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Good morning.

The Mirror run with an interesting piece this morning. Maybe it’s hogwash, after all Goal.com decided to turn the ‘gone by the weekend’ ITK fever on message boards into ‘crunch talks on Friday’.

My guess is that it isn’t hogwash as such, rather the Arry camp having a pretty futile go at trying to boost the old cove’s stock. Their original plan to play the, ‘Chelsea are interested card’ became increasingly unbelievable the more obvious it became in the press that Abramovich only had eyes for Guardiola.

It comes as a Middle East consortium has put together a financial package to try and tempt Redknapp to a job in Qatar.

Redknapp was sounded out last year by a Middle East club, and the Mirror understands there is fresh interest because they feel they may now be able to lure him away.

The 65-year-old fears there is an element at White Hart Lane who may want a change of manager, despite last season’s impressive campaign.

The silence from Redschnapps since the close of the season has been chilling. talkSPORT have resorted to talking calls from members of the public. At the very least this shows Levy & Co. that this plonker’s mind is always on anything other than Tottenham. 

Io fei gibetto de le mei case.

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  • Spurstacus says:

    The sooner someone finds a way to expunge Pre Op from the lamb’s book the better. For as long as I have had the unspeakably dull pleasure pain of exposure to his/ her verbal projectile vomit, he/ she has never got anything right. Someone find out who man he is and pop a cap in he ass. For real.

  • seattlespursguy says:

    Revised feeebie list. With ages!

    Arsenal : Manuel Almunia (Goalkeeper, aged 35) Gavin Hoyte (Defender, 21)

    Aston Villa: Carlos Cuellar (Defender, 30) Emile Heskey (Forward, 34)

    Blackburn Rovers: Vincenzo Grella (Midfielder, 32) Michel Salgado (Defender, 36)

    Bolton Wanderers: Robbie Blake (Forward, 36) Sean Davis (Midfielder, 32) Ricardo Gardner (Defender, 33) Jussi Jaaskelainen (Goalkeeper, 37) Ivan Klasnic (Forward, 32) Zat Knight (Defender, 32) Paul Robinson (Defender, 33) Gretar Steinsson Defender, 30)

    Chelsea: Jose Bosingwa (Defender, 29) Didier Drogba (Forward, 34) Salomon Kalou (Forward, 26)

    Everton: Marcus Hahnemann (Goalkeeper, 39) James McFadden (Forward, 29)

    Fulham: Andrew Johnson (Forward, 31) Danny Murphy (Midfielder, 35) Pavel Pogrebnyak (Forward, 28) Bjorn Riise (Midfielder, 28)

    Liverpool: Fabio Aurelio (Defender, 32)

    Manchester City: Owen Hargreaves (Midfielder, 31) Andreas Mancini (Forward, 19) Stuart Taylor (Goalkeeper, 31)

    Manchester United: Tomasz Kuszczak (Goalkeeper, 30) Michael Owen (Forward, 32)

    Newcastle United: Danny Guthrie (Midfielder, 25) Peter Lovenkrands (Forward, 32) Alan Smith (right, forward, 31)

    Norwich City: Aaron Wilbraham (Forward, 32)

    Queens Park Rangers: Patrick Agyemang (Forward, 31)Akos Buzsaky (Midfielder, 30) Radek Cerny (Goalkeeper, 38) Daniel Gabbidon (Defender, 32) Fitz Hall (Defender, 31) Peter Ramage (Defender, 28) Danny Shittu (Defender, 31) Rowan Vine (Forward, 35)

    Stoke City: Salif Diao (Midfielder, 35) Ricardo Fuller (Forward, 32)

    Sunderland: Craig Gordon (Goalkeeper, 29)

    Swansea City: Ferrie Bodde (Midfielder, 30)

    Tottenham Hotspur: Ben Alnwick (Goalkeeper, 25) Ledley King (Defender, 31) Ryan Nelsen (Defender, 34) Louis Saha (right, forward, 33)

    West Bromwich Albion: Keith Andrews (Midfielder, 31) Marton Fulop (Goalkeeper, 29) Paul Scharner (Midfielder, 32) Nicky Shorey (Defender, 31) Somen Tchoyi (Midfielder, 29)

    Wigan Athletic: Mohamed Diame (Midfielder, 24) Steve Gohouri (Defender, 31) Chris Kirkland (Goalkeeper, 31) Hugo Rodallega (Forward, 26)

    Wolves: Jody Craddock (Defender, 36)

  • cookiebun says:

    Is that guy with the ‘Scrotum’ boat race still in charge at WHL. He’ll be gone next week.

  • R-type says:

    To Harry apologists: B battered supporter syndrone: Stage One–Denial
    Stage one of battered supporter’s syndrome occurs when the battered supporter denies to others, and to him or herrself, that there is a problem. Most battered supporters will make up excuses for why their managers have an abusive incident. Battered supporters will generally believe that the abuse will never happen again. It may sound like shallow mockery but I do have a serious point. I’ve been a thfc supporter for over 30 years and this is is first time I’ve actively hated our manager. He treats our club with absolute contempt for all of the reasons quoted on multiple occasions by hh and various others. For those of you who fall back on the fourth- fifth-fourth is the best since bill nic mantra, ( whilst ignoring bmj’s fifth-fifth) so if your boyfriend treats you like shit but then says that diamond necklace I bought you was the best present you’ve ever had – would you be grateful? The attitude of ” we can’t do any better” has been the downfall of many a promising team. In short, if Daniel levy doesn’t realise what he needs to do to move tottenham hotspur on, i.e. ditch the twitch, then shame on him.

  • Boy Charioteer says:

    I’ve just taken a long hard look at England’s group. It’s hard to see where a point (let alone a win) can come from. How depressing.

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