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Bad week for Scottish daft cunts.

He was rubbish. That's why they got rid. Sweet revenge for Woodgate.

To be honest he's about a tenth as talented as what people say. When his pace went his mediocrity as a footballer was exposed. Absolutely. Not just that but his limitations were shown up at Madrid too.

Aguero, Toure, Silva, Kompany. 4?

Just been reading a bit more about that Butterfield lad, thought this was interesting: The bit in bold in particular, because I think they're attributes we desperately need in our midfield.

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=701090 lol

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=701087 Literally dribbling on their keyboards in fury.

Both would fail to win the next tournament either way, so yeah. In a way it's a shame it wasn't Redknapp. Seeing the team crash in the quarters the same way his Spurs side have against Chelsea and Portsmouth in recent years (spectacularly, and embarrassingly) would have crushed his reputation with the press forever. Shame.

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He's got a terrible personality, a wobbly face, is a crook, taps up players in plain view of public, is hated by all previous and current supporters, leaves a trail of financial destruction, next to no trophy success despite 30 years in the game, sides persistently bottles big occasions and will happily proclaim he has no interest in tactics or coaching. Apart from that he's mint.

Because you're trying to say Hodgson has done nothing of note, when he's a well respected coach across Europe with a track record for improving teams and winning titles while having a reputation for working very well behind the scenes and in terms of grass roots development. Something Redknapp would never dream of doing because he doesn't have to scope, intelligence or interest in doing. It's an extremely one eyed view to say that Hodgson has achieved nothing of note in his career compared to Redknapp.

Plus - if you're going to talk about success in England then Roy taking Fulham to within touching distance of winning the Europa League was an excellent achievement.

Redknapp is a dopey little Englander, just like the press over here. There's no way he'd be able to be a success managing in different countries, learning different languages and cultures, helping build entire national set-ups from the ground up like he did in Switzerland. Half of Spurs' fanbase wants rid of Redknapp and every single set of supporters of his previous clubs despise him. He's a chancer with basic coaching credentials and a history of being tactically inept when it matters. Roy's coaching history and respect in the game completely outstrips him, but of course it didn't happen on these shores so it didn't happen full stop.

That Spurs side had been built up for many years beforehand, with Jol doing an excellent job. They twice finished marginally 5th before a bad appointment with Ramos. All he did was do what Jol did except that Liverpool had a disasterous season so instead of finishing 5th they took 4th. To say he took a relegation side to 4th is the kind of fraudulent bollocks that his reputation is built on.

The point is that Redknapp is a tactical pygmy who has achieved next to nothing in his long career in the game and has as many relegations on his CV as he does trophies. The only reason he was the standout manager for the job was because his mates decided he was.

Give the man a medal.

How is it pointless? Redknapp hasn't achieved anything close to what Keegan did at NUFC. He's a fraud who's reputation is built on thin air. There is nothing to suggest he was the standout candidate for the job, nothing at all.

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1 trophy in 30 years of management, beating a Championship side and bankrupting a club in exchange. Charlatan.

Redknapp's a fraud.

Aye. Somewhere with horses.

Downing is versatile in that he can be equally shit, boring and predictable in a number of different positions.

To raise the 30 million elsewhere they'd have to sell a crop of players. Can't see it, think they'll just flog Falcao.

Wouldn't surprise me if he just hung up his boots. There's no way the coward will go somewhere where he has to play every week.