Harry Redknapp.....

[sunnydelight786]

Am I the only guy on here who cannot warm to the guy and cringes at the game when the chant "Harry Redknapp's blue & white army" is sang? Don't get me wrong he has had a good run of results and got us out of a situation but I just am finding it impossible to warm to him. I hate the fact he was a Spammer, was there manager for many years and had quite a few pops at our club over the years. The straw that broke the camels back for me was the way he slagged our support off for daring to abuse BGS. He got it completely wrong when he accused us fans of racist abuse towards Sol (see second link towards the bottom of the piece).

I'll continue to support the shirt,back the manager and wish him all the success, but to say I like him or even sing out his name at a game..... No thanx...!

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11674_4233012,00.html

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article1759062.ece

 

[Sir Henry]

Everyone is entitled to feel what they want, your not supposed to like everyone at Spurs. If thats the way you feel about Harry then thats fine dude.

I was dubious at first when it was announced Harry was taking over. He's an old del boy, but for me he does have a very likeable attitude about him. He does things simple and is getting our players playing well and getting results. That'll do for me.

 

[jimmy_the_yid]

I think he is very easy to warm to, the last regime has made it even easier to like his character. I think he's one of those people that its easy to like or hate, so if for whatever reason he ceased to be our manager i'd turn quite easily (i think they call that being fickle).

 

[Spurs_Q8]

so you shouldn't singing Carrick, Defoe etc.. names as well lool

if you want people to say good words about the club, you need to produce good feeling about them, if Redknapp felt very welcome.. He could love us too much as Martin Jol liked Spurs because the fans. As for Redknapp, i think he did enough attitude to like him

first, leaving Portsmouth for us when we were in very poor position whatever the reasons behind this but he made very risky move.

second, trying to find some connections with the club by stating that he was trainer here when he was young. He also bring back former players here to coaching staff which is good.

third, good results and celebration for wins, that's something important in football. also he looks writing too much programe notes.

looks like he liked it here. if we developed to top 4 club, I'm sure he will like us too much, may be more than West Ham.