harry redknapp on bale

[YiddoInPoland]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/mobile/football/19957299

for starters as much as i love bale, he is not near ronaldo or messi, before he left for madrid didnt he score 30+ goals, either way he is not there yet.

Edit: i need to learn to read more closely! i said Rednkapp said something when it was infact Mickey Thomas

 

[King of Otters]

The last comments are from Mickey Thomas.

 

[Spurs_Bear]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/mobile/football/19957299

for starters as much as i love bale, he is not near ronaldo or messi, before he left for madrid didnt he score 30+ goals, either way he is not there yet.

its the bit at the end that gets me, the respect i had for redknapp for what he achieved is waining with poisononous crap like that

What bit at the end? The bit that Mickey Thomas says...?

Fucking Redknapp.

 

[King of Otters]

What bit at the end? The bit that Mickey Thomas says...?

Fucking Redknapp.

Unless Redknapp has used his spare time and not inconsiderable wealth to become a master in the dark arts of mind control. Wouldn't put it past him, the fucker.

 

[YiddoInPoland]

My Bad, i was on the phone and seem to have missed that, looking at it online it was indeed Mickey THomas, and i have editted my post accordingly.

 

[Bus-Conductor]

Has he been nicked again ?

 

[jonathanhotspur]

Fucking Redknapp.

You said it, Spurs_Bear.

 

[ultimateloner]

What do you expect? he's a pundit. It's his job to exaggerate.

 

[HotspurFC1950]

Unless Redknapp has used his spare time and not inconsiderable wealth to become a master in the dark arts of mind control. Wouldn't put it past him, the fucker.

HR did re-invigorate my interest in bacon sandwiches last season though.

 

[DuDe]

HR did re-invigorate my interest in bacon sandwiches last season though.

Did your wife make them whilst you were watching the footy replays on telly?

 

[OmarsComing]

Has he been nicked again ?

 

[tototoner]

another article on Bale from Harry Redknapp today

WHEN I was manager at Spurs, I once gave Gareth Bale a few days off because he had endured a heavy workload.​

When he came back to the training ground he popped his head round my office door.​

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I asked him ‘Been anywhere nice?’ He replied ‘I went home to see my family in Wales’.​

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In these days of multi-millionaire footballers, I was quite surprised.​

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Most would head straight for the airport and an expensive holiday at their villa somewhere exotic.​

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But Gareth went home to Wales. Which kind of sums him and his situation up.​

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There’s constant chatter about Barcelona and Real Madrid chasing him.​

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Last week, Real Madrid’s Luka Modric, his old Spurs team-mate, said he would fit in nicely in Spain and that he ‘hopes he comes’.​

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There are only two foreign destinations which would represent a step up for Gareth — the two Spanish giants. But he’s perfectly happy at ​

Tottenham and I don’t think he should be in any rush to leave.​

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He’s at a big club, he’s loved by the fans and the manager and, most importantly, he’s the best player in the best league in the world.​

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I wouldn’t swap him for anyone in England right now. Would you?​

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It’s been happening for the past 18 months.​

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Go back to that night at Inter Milan when Spurs were 3-0 down and he destroyed Maicon, the best right-back in the world at the time. Gareth got a hat-trick.​

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I would have loved to have seen him against Chelsea yesterday but when your partner goes into labour there’s only one place to be — at her side. Playing abroad is not what it once was, with the exception of Barca and Real.​

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No one dreams of playing in Italy. If he flew there, he’d find the departures hall full of players wanting to come here.​

Germany? No. Spain? Two fantastic clubs. England? The best league in the world.​

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Gareth has the lot. He can dribble, run with terrifying pace, head the ball and shoot with both feet.​

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You can’t tell him where his weaknesses are because there aren’t any. But if you tell him areas to improve, he accepts it with good grace.​

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There is nothing of the diva about him.​

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When there is talent like that over here, let’s not be in a mad rush to send it to Spain.​

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Enjoy it — even if you happen to be on the receiving end!​

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Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4600473/Keep-Bale-at-all-costs-says-Harry.html#ixzz29v8W12cZ​

 

[southlondonyiddo]

We are blessed to be able to watch a player of his ability week in week out and should appreciate what we've got before yet another World Class footballer leaves our great club

 

[sammy j]

 

[sammy j]

That made me fall of my chair laughing