An unfortunate truth

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The problem with Redknap is that his interviews cover every possible eventuality, and the interviewers are never strong enough to pin him down to one or the other argument.

So, for example, Harry will say "it's a difficult league, there are no easy games, and we've been lucky to be where we are this season," but during the same interview he'll say something like "they're a great bunch of players, and X, Y & Z are top, top players, and we can beat anyone on our day." Not one interviewer has had the balls to put it to Harry that it's time he ditched the excuses, and that the reason why the team is currently in relegation form is because he, Harry Redknap, is clearly waiting for the phone call, at which point his feet won't touch, and the players know this and simply do not believe any of his bull-**** any more.

Sure, Harry would do one, should an interviewer have the balls to put the right questions to him, but so what? I want the old tosser to get the **** out of my club, and not treat us like the lobby of some cheap hotel while he waits for his taxi to turn up.
 
Belief has to be instilled by the management, especially to a group of players who, collectively, haven't won a great deal in England. Unfortunately our manager tells the press that we're lucky to be where we are, we've never had it so good, and CL is punching above our weight - despite putting together one of the best teams we've had in a long time. So if our manager doesn't believe that the players are good enough to achieve real success, then why should they ?

i agree totally with you...and welcome to the board sir :emoticon-0150-hands