More rumours going around Twitter on this onebout this time from more reliable sources.
talkSPORT are also discussing Harry’s departure from Tottenham, it appears that this time it may be true. Rumours spread about his departure 2 days ago but Harry denied it.
More to follow
Rumours are circulating the Internet that Harry Redknapp has left Tottenham.
All over the Internet and on the Ian Wright radio show Spurs sources are claiming Redknapp has been sacked, other rumours claim he will take charge of Chelsea. Harry’s future has been in doubt for a few weeks and reports of his relationship breakdown with Daniel Levy look to be true as rumours of his departure spread like wildfire and his odds have been slashed massively with the bookies.
**Update**
Harry has denied the rumours and it seems it was the usual excercise program that goes around the internet that was mainly responsible. Redknapp told ESPN: “No, I haven’t resigned, and I have no idea why it is being suggested that I have resigned.
”This is an outrage; an absolute liberty for people to be putting around this kind of rumour on the internet. It is not true, there is not a chance I will resign. Why should I? I have a year left on my contract.”
The rumour was spreading around the internet early evening today and thousands of Twitter users we asking the question… Has Harry left Tottenham? It would make no sense for Harry to walk away as he would receive no compensation and if he did go to manage Chelsea then Spurs would take legal action. The only way Harry will leave White Hart Lane this summer is by a mutual agreement or getting sacked.
Sunday’s transfer columns always get me excited whether there’s any truth in them or not we suspect not most of the time. The Sunday People reports that Tottenham are eyeing Dutch duo Swansea keeper Michel Vorm and FC Twente striker Luuk de Jong, Realistic targets maybe as Brad Friedel will be 41 this coming season and Spurs know they need to find a replacement. Luuk de Jong I don’t really know where this story has come from and from looking at his stats of scoring almost a goal in every 2 games for FC Twente maybe I won’t get too excited as there have been players score almost every game in the Dutch League and then fail miserably in the Premier League, just ask Afonso Alves.
Just a few more Sunday Rumors for you to enjoy while you sit down for your Sunday Roast this afternoon – perhaps sending you over to Luxbet online betting for a flutter.
Harry Redknapp is reportedly trying to land Dutch veteran Clarence Seedorf who is 36 years old and available on a free transfer.
Spurs are going to make a bid for Loic Remy for around £16m (yeah right we’ve only had about 3 years to do this)
Chelsea are monitoring the situation with Harry Redknapp as it is reported he could be on his way out of Tottenham if he doesn’t get offered a new deal.
Why, when it comes to transfer dealings with us does it always take so long to complete a deal? Jan Vertonghen is reportedly close to completing a deal but that’s been the story for the last 3 weeks?
The general feeling is that we like to haggle over money, the odd couple of million here and there, sometimes we just have to take a chance or run the risk of missing out on signing some good players because we allow other clubs the time to sneak in through the back door and take them from under our noses.
It’s not just incoming transfers we seem to have this problem with, we have been trying to sell Jenas, Bentley, Gio etc for a good 2 or 3 seasons now but our asking prices seem a little too high, there were reports that we valued Gio at around something like £10m last summer and if we really thought he was worth that much then surely he would have played a hell of a lot more for us.
The Vertonghen deal looks like a done deal but until its officially announced then there’s always that chance that it could fall through or someone else can pinch him, especially when a player like that still wants to join us when we can only offer Europa League football then if you ask me sign him up as quick as you can and thank your lucky stars that he’s not changing his mind like Eden Hazard.
The only deal we ever seem to get done quick are on deadline days when we end up signing players that aren’t good enough to play for Tottenham and frankly none of the fans want to see at the club, the likes of Ryan Nelsen.
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