Redknapp, Modric & WTF ?

Luka Modric may leave Tottenham - Harry Redknapp

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has admitted that playmaker Luka Modric may leave White Hart Lane in the summer. The news comes a day after

winger Gareth Bale, 22, told BBC's Football Focus he could leave if Spurs do not qualify for the Champions League. "Last summer it was vital that we kept hold of Luka,"
said Redknapp. "I would be lying if I said I was sure that he would stay
[this summer]. "You would like to think Luka would still be here, but you never know."
Much is likely to rest on whether or not Tottenham are playing in Europe's elite club competition next season.

"Certainly I wouldn't see Gareth Bale wanting to leave here," Redknapp commented. "At the moment he is happy here, a big fish here. He is
still learning the game, a young boy, and this is where he needs to be. "Luka, it's different with him. I don't know what he would do."

Modric, 26, expressed his desire to leave Tottenham in 2011 but the club rejected a £40m offer from Chelsea on transfer deadline day. The Croatian then played a key role in Spurs spending much of the season in contention for the Premier League title.

But Redknapp's men have since fallen to fifth with just three wins from 14 games ahead of Sunday's meeting with Blackburn.They sit three points behind fourth-placed Newcastle with a game in hand and seven behind third-placed Arsenal with two in
hand. But if sixth-placed Chelsea win the Champions League
final against Bayern Munich, only three other Premier League teams can
qualify for next season's competition.

"I think that [the rule] is unfair," Redknapp added. "You look at the teams that some other countries have
in it and we have a team in this country that might finish fourth and
are in the final. That shows you the strength of our league."I think the rule should be whoever finishes in the top four should get a Champions League place. "I don't see any reason why there can't be five English
teams in it. I don't know whether they will change it, though. You know
what it's like with people changing rules."

Shut up Redknapp and let Levy do the talking. If you are P*ssing off to
Ing-Ger-Land then the last thing the club needs as a leaving gift from
you is even more destabalisation . . . . .

I THINK HES STICKING THE KNIFE IN BEFORE HE GOES

He loves the sound of his own voice, i get so cross now with his over opinionated views on everything football like hes some guru

should be talking up todays game, not causing more unnecesary downbeat feelings surrounding our players and club. sickening once again.

shearspur wrote:should be talking up todays game, not causing more unnecesary downbeat feelings surrounding our players and club. sickening once again.

This is proof that arry is totally unaware of his surrounding's and job he's been asked to do, since when did he become chairmen of our club, well he bloody act's like it, the fella don't know his place , still a win today will paper over the cracks for now