Stoke vs Spurs

Aye, very right. Think if Ba, can manage to find a weakness in Cahill (Boltons best player by far) then he can score a few. Just a question of our defense really.

But im hopeful Colo will be back for Swansea though!

 

I'm gonna say it: I like Harry Redknapp.

Couldn't stand him before this season but there's been a few of his interviews I've like this season. He has real passion for his team and the way the play, and after the game against us when they praised him for bringing Defoe on he said "if I was really smart I'd have had him on from the start, never understood people who say that". Exactly what I've always said.

 

I...actually... like him too.

 

Thank god I'm not the only one.

 

I don't mind Redknapp. Don't hate him like some people do. There are worse managers out there. *coughFergusonDalglishPulisKeanWarnockcough*

 

This! I dont hate him. Think the whole Portsmouth to Southampton to Portsmouth fiasco was abit silly. But there's no doubting his management style. He did wonders for Pompey, both times he was there. Look, what he's doing with Spurs now. We certainly wouldnt complain if he was our manager now and doing shizzle like that with us lol

 

Yeah, hate Dalglish, Pulis, Ferguson

 

The amount of money spent by Pompey and the players he had there might have also contributed to his success there...
The fact is, I'd expect him to do well with the squads he's had there and now at Spurs. Not to say you can criticise a manager for assembling a good squad, that's his job, but I suspect many managers could do as well with the same players.

 

This and also the guy is being prosecuted for (read: almost definitely participated in) tax evasion.

Do not want him anywhere near the England manager's job while that hangs over him.
If not for his disastrous tenure at Liverpool, Hodgson'd get my vote. Still does really; he'd have had it if the FA hadn't been stupid enough to put an "unsackable" clause in Capello's contract before the World Cup
Key factors: his tenures at Switzerland and Finland in which he overachieved massively. Redknapp is a good club manager but (as every England manager going back to around Keegan has proven) a good club manager does not necessarily an international manager make.

In fairness, Redknapp tends to vary in my eyes. At the moment he's alright and seems like a genuinely decent bloke. At other times he's insufferable.