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    Showing posts with label Harry Redknapp. Show all posts

    Wednesday, 3 December 2014

    Redknapp promises to eliminate deficit by 2019

    In his Autumn Statement today, QPR's Chancellor of the Exchequer Harry Redknapp set out to determine his commitment to eliminating the points deficit to the rest of the Premier League by 2019.


    Thursday, 6 December 2012

    EXCLUSIVE: Harry Redknapp's January transfer list

    One of our spies was at Loftus Road yesterday and walked past an open office door. Spotting an open notebook, he bravely and quickly took a photograph. Only on returning to the Euroballs office did we realise what he'd captured.


    Thursday, 9 February 2012

    Fabio & 'Arry - how they compare

    Breaking our self-imposed blackout on all things Ingerlund, Chris has a look at how the now ex-England manager and his heir apparent compare:


    Fabio CapelloHarry Redknapp
    Age6564
    Clubs ManagedAC Milan, Real Madrid, AS Roma, JuventusBournemouth, West Ham United, Portsmouth, Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur
    Domestic Top Level League & Cup Titles121
    European Titles1 Champions League, 1 European Super Cup1 Intertoto Cup
    ReputationAutocrat, Disciplinarian, Shrewd TacticianGeezer, wheeler-dealer, motivator
    Number of times charged with cheating the public revenue01
    Number of clubs who have gone into administration after he’s managed there03
    Win Percentage of teams managedAbove 60% at all teams bar first spell in charge of AC MilanBelow 47% everywhere except Tottenham Hotspur
    InterestsArt Collecting, TV Punditry, Bullying Stuart PearceDogs, forgetting bank accounts, giving journalists good quotes


    Just saying, like.
    Blackout will now resume.

    Sunday, 7 November 2010

    Redknapp, Harry

    1. Britain's leading Droopy impersonator.

    2. Man seen as some to be the answer to all of English football's woes, those people mainly being his son and his nephew.

    3. Serial wrecker of football clubs. One could be counted as unfortunate. Two, unlucky. But four? See also AFC Bournemouth, West Ham, Portsmouth, Southampton.