Redknapp Leaves Spurs

This is too good.

Am I too late to join you in celebrating, Mole?

And, I'm honestly happy for Moyes too. I have respect for him, even though he is Everton's manager. He's done well under a VERY tight budget. Moreover, I can't see Everton getting anyone that can replicate his consistent miracles of overachieving with what is a worse side each year on paper.

Rosie and Buster

Moyes with money and at Spuds is not good........

Legend wrote:
Rosie and Buster

Which do you think has the most intellectual expression of the three?

For my money, it's got to be a toss-up between the two bull-dogs, with 'Arry solidly in 3rd.

RAFA FOR SPURS!!!!!!

Whelan already saying Spurs have been in contact over Martinez.

Ian Abrahams ‏@Moose_talkSPORT
It is my understanding Spurs maay have already met with David Moyes today and that Moyes compensation has been agreed with Everton FC

1h Paul Tyrrell ‏@TyrrellPaul
@Moose_talkSPORT this is an absolute lie Ian. I expected better from you. If you repeat it, you can expect legal action from EFC.

1h Ian Abrahams ‏@Moose_talkSPORT
@TyrrellPaul ok Paul sorry and I withdraw it

From TINA.

Paul Tyrrell is Everton's Director of Communications currently.

RedOranje wrote:Whelan already saying Spurs have been in contact over Martinez.

Ian Abrahams ‏@Moose_talkSPORT
It is my understanding Spurs maay have already met with David Moyes today and that Moyes compensation has been agreed with Everton FC

1h Paul Tyrrell ‏@TyrrellPaul
@Moose_talkSPORT this is an absolute lie Ian. I expected better from you. If you repeat it, you can expect legal action from EFC.

1h Ian Abrahams ‏@Moose_talkSPORT
@TyrrellPaul ok Paul sorry and I withdraw it

From TINA.

Paul Tyrrell is Everton's Director of Communications currently.

Paul Tyrrell

Xavi should get a twitter and do this to Spanish Newspapers

Gonna have to live off Rosie's savings until he finds a new job. Poor Rosie

you know on second thoughts, im not happy about this at all, i mean which other illiterate and/or inumerate manager will come out say completly stupid things on a regular basis and whole heartedly believe every word of garbage thats coming out of his mouth?

for the sake of the lols, save 'arry

A lot of people are going to be deceived if Tottenham's new manager actually goes and does significantly worse than Harry...


But that must be unlikely!

Art Morte wrote:A lot of people are going to be deceived if Tottenham's new manager actually goes and does significantly worse than Harry...


But that must be unlikely!

tbf despite being an illiterate tax avoiding hick, when you compare spuds pre-'arry and now, hes done a pretty good job

Art Morte wrote:A lot of people are going to be deceived if Tottenham's new manager actually goes and does significantly worse than Harry...


But that must be unlikely!

Given that Adebayor is back at Manchester City while Bale, Modric, and VdV are basically even odds to follow Harry out the door your sarcasm seems misplaced.

You can't blame Levy for the decision. The way Redknapp reacted when he knew the England job was available was shockingly arrogant, and the team's performances deteriorated after that. Remember, Tottenham had a 10 point lead, and were fourth, in February. Only Redknapp can be blamed because of the negative effect this whole saga had on the players and the manager. Also, his tactics come into question. He constantly played 4-4-2 because he was stubborn, it had its flaws, of course. On the other hand, this could be the wrong decision, to a very limited extent. Stars like Bale, Modric, and vdV will want to move on now, considering that there is no stability, and more importantly - there is no Champions League football.

im afraid that spurs will go down to mid table in a few years now that Redknapp is gone

Surprised really. The guy didn't do any wrng as was unlucky that Chelsea won the Champions League otherwise theywould be in CL.

paxtonpale wrote:Surprised really. The guy didn't do any wrng as was unlucky that Chelsea won the Champions League otherwise theywould be in CL.

gave up 10pts in the home stretch to lose that vital 3rd spot on the ladder

lol, Spuds

vizkosity wrote:im afraid that spurs will go down to mid table in a few years now that Redknapp is gone

is that not good news?

aleumdance wrote:

vizkosity wrote:im afraid that spurs will go down to mid table in a few years now that Redknapp is gone

is that not good news?

It is great news.

Kick wrote:

aleumdance wrote:

vizkosity wrote:im afraid that spurs will go down to mid table in a few years now that Redknapp is gone

is that not good news?

It is great news.

something all EPL fans can all agree on..

we don't like spurs

media journalists are losing it over redknapp getting sacked. If this doesnt prove they had a pro tottenham agenda in recent years nothing will

As much as I dislike 'Arry, he did a lot of things correctly for Tottenham. Over the past few years he's gotten them to the Champions League once, and by all rights should have gotten them in again this season. He's done well by the club, but it always had the feeling of being short-term success. You got the feeling he was always trying to make the move to put them over the edge, not to secure their quality in the future. He was never shy about making a near-sighted signing to push toward a result this season, regardless of any future contribution. Examples include Brad Friedel, Louis Saha, Scott Parker, Steven Pienaar, Emanuel Adebayor and William Gallas. That's not to say that they didn't contribute, and weren't good signings. They merely weren't signings with a view to the future. All were signed later on in their career (or on loan in Adebayor's case), meaning they are either in their peak or already past it.

This doesn't mean that Spurs are automatically going to suck next season. However, it does leave a lot of work for the new manager if he wants to keep the club where they are. Tottenham will need a striker, central defender, defensively inclined midfielder, central defender, and a goalkeeper in the near future. That is assuming they keep all of their star players from last season (barring Adebayor's return to Man City at the end of his loan deal). With Bale, Modric and van der Vaart likely to leave following 'Arry's departure and a lack of Champion's League football, Totenham could be looking to replace as many as 8 of their starting IX from 2011-2012 in the next few years. It's not impossible to keep Tottenham challenging at the level they have been, but it's going to take a considerable effort on the part of the new manager.

REWB wrote:i dont think this is good imo, arry sucked and thats why i liked him , now they are going to get a better manager

nah mate I know spurs

they would sign someone popular with the media.. and in his 1st speech pay him extra to say

" we can finish above arsenal".. then brainwashed fans call him the next Jesus..

no champions league at the end of the season

'arry's car interviews>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>