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BazSpur wrote:Should Arry get the England job (and it does seem to be a genuine fear of Spurs supporters) I don't nessecarily think players will leave. I suppose it depends who comes in. I see David Moyes is being tipped by the Red Tops.We'll have to wait and see if Harry gets the England job first.

lewspurs wrote:[quote="ionman34")


You see, I've not stated he'll stay or leave, all of that has been carried out by you. If you managed to get away from your 'look at me, look at me I'm going toe to toe with Ion' fixation you'd have seen that.

Berbatov I freely admit I misjudged. He was the first and the last. Harry I haven't said anything other than you need your bumps felt because you jump on him every time he says the words 'interested' or 'intrigued'. Your willingness to believe the worst of him or anyone else associated with Spurs, once the 'meeja' put it in a paper, beggars belief.







I,ve taken out all the drivel written by this most acid tongues of posters to pick on something that he has written that is so far removed from the truth that i ask other posters reading this to check back on what was actually said by myself.

Because you jump on him (harry) blah blah blah fcking blah...

Ion, you jumped on the originater of this thread mate, and i got involved by replying that nobody was accusing harry of jumping ship, least of all myself, i added that if he was to become england manager i personally wouldnt begrudge harry his moment on the international scene, theres a big difference in what you are claiming i said and what was actually written, i havent jumped on harry and you know it but you like to twist things up to fit into your little fantasy world.


A fixation of going toe to toe with you,? i would go toe to toe with anyone who replies in the manner you do in order to achieve a (rip up) as you so fondly put it.

Theres conflab, banter and rip ups, your comments dont come into any of those categories, they come under the bracket, "let me make a bigger fool of this bloke more than i am myself", you havent even read what i have commented in the earlier posts, you have just gone into old ionman attack mode for which you were warned by baz about after you ripped into cressman, and nobody apologised to you at all, they just didnt want to lose you as a poster and backed down, but enough was said to warn you and you mellowed for a while, guess what though old fellow, i was one who didnt believe that toned down ion would last long, you see you are really that predictable.

You can have the last word ion ! thats your aim and who am i to deny you your little bit of glory, i am bowing out of this in respect for baz,s forum, and for those who help run it, i am sure they dont like to read two members having a go in this manner.

Oh by the way old man ! enjoy taking this apart and putting in your little quips , i wouldnt have that amount of time on my hands , but if it so important to you then little minds etc etc etc.

Gud day sport.

lewspurs wrote:

FFs ion ! this is old news, it was in the papers during the close season (last july) and forgotten about, who,s having a go ? whose bumps need feeling,,,,,,go and have a rest ion, cant believe you are jumping on people again like you did in the old days.

If england come calling harry will go and we will be looking for a new manager, baz rates coyle and so do i, others want mourinho etc etc.

No big deal, no one has knocked harry for disloyalty.

Now if wenger went and harry was offered the job and took it............... then he would be a scum bag.

Loughtonlegend wrote:Harry Redknapp - I almost quite Spurs for the United Arab Emirates

Harry Redknapp has revealed he was ready to walk away from Tottenham last season despite the lure of Champions League football - for the comfort and warmth of the United Arab Emirates.

The Spurs boss was offered a job by Dubai club Al-Ahli and Redknapp admits he was interested in leaving England for the challenge.


He has just returned from a warm-weather training camp in Dubai where the players trained at ‘The Sevens’ Stadium and the Al-Rashid Stadium, home of Al-Ahli FC.
And Redknapp told the Tottenham website: 'There was an offer and I was intrigued. I love coming here [to Dubai]. It’s a great way of life; it’s safe, no trouble, you can do things, you can go out in the open. I was interested.'


However, he decided to stay in the cold of England and guided Spurs to a top four slot and now they stand on the verge of a place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League after a first-leg 1-0 win at Milan in the last 16.

Read more: Harry Redknapp: I almost quit Spurs last season when a Dubai club offered me a job | Mail Online