stfu harry

again he starts it all up again


Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has reiterated his
desire to keep hold of unsettled midfielder Luka Modric, even if
Chelsea push up their bid to £35m.
Spurs have rejected bids of £22m and £27m for Modric, who is believed to have handed in a transfer request.
"He is worth an awful lot more money than that [£35m]," Redknapp said. "Really we're not looking to sell Luka.
"[But] it is in the hands of the chairman, Daniel Levy. It's not my decision at the end of the day."
When reports emerged in the middle of July speculating that
the gifted Croatia international had handed in an official transfer
request, Redknapp
told BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty that it was
ultimately irrelevant whether the 25-year-old had or not.
"We know he wants to leave, whether he writes it down on a
piece of paper doesn't really make any difference to our stance," the
Spurs boss said at the time. "He's a great player and we don't want to
lose him."

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We're quite determined, if we can, to hang onto him. But it is a difficult situation</blockquote>
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp





Chelsea have not as yet been back with a third bid, and while
Redknapp is hopeful Modric will stay, the 64-year-old has hinted that it
is not certain the midfielder will stay at White Hart Lane.
"I obviously want to keep him as the coach but the chairman
says he is not for sale, so we'll have to wait and see," Redknapp said
ahead of Saturday's pre-season match against Orlando Pirates in the
Vodacom Challenge final in South Africa.
"We're quite determined, if we can, to hang on to him.
"But it is a difficult situation. It's a difficult one for Luka and it's a difficult one for Tottenham."
Modric only signed a new six-year contract at Tottenham in May 2010.

its all gone quiet then he comes out with this again

we know you want to keep him.
no other manager talks as much as our harry

Redknapp i LOL'd so hard when someone told me he would be the next England manager

Ion, that was brilliant and I have repped you. Are you related to Agatha Christie by any chance. I can not wait to see this turned into a TV drama. I just pray that your great story does not turn into a horror story. But in all honesty I am getting so fed up with this Modric cr-p, it is going on longer than Coronation Street and I can not stand soaps, well except the one's I wash with. Now should your story become a TV drama, who would we have playing the characters of Levy, Modric and Harry. Harry has to be played by David Jason, Modric by Ken Dodd, that's who Modric remind's me of, must be his teeth, and Levy by David Suchet. Excuse my spelling of any of these.

Blues warned over Modric price

July 22, 2011

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Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp has warned Chelsea that it is likely to take "an awful lot more" than £35 million to sign Luka Modric.GettyImagesLuka Modric remains determined to leave Tottenham


• Chelsea send Courtois on loan
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has expressed his determination to secure a move to Stamford Bridge and
Redknapp, who reiterated this week that he "understands" the player's
desire to leave, has claimed many of the world's top clubs are
interested.On Thursday, he said: "Everyone wants Luka. Just ask Alex Ferguson what he thinks of him, ask Roberto Mancini at Manchester City - they all want him. He could play for Barcelona."However,
Chelsea - who have already seen offers of £22 million and £27 million
rejected - have been told that they will need to dramatically up their
bid.Asked whether £35 million would be enough at a press
conference on Friday, Redknapp said: "If we were looking at selling, it
wouldn't be my valuation. "I think he is worth an awful lot more
money than that, but we are not looking to sell Luka. We need to keep
our best players, so he is a player we want to keep if possible."It's
in the hands of the chairman of the football club - it's not my
decision. I work with him as the coach, but the chairman says he is not
for sale so we will have to wait and see. He is quite determined, if we
can, to hang onto him."It's a difficult situation. It's a difficult one for Luka and it's a difficult one for Tottenham."

its intresting how levy says we aint selling and every day harry says its not enough

PUKKA POST ION........REP.

Loved it Ion as I do love happy endings a rep from me also.

Mikey M