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Midway, and it’s an unpredictable conclusion

Article Luke Feltham - 4 Jan 2019

We’ll learn in 2019 which Premier League team best overcame their imperfections

From England hopeful to the scrapheap in three years

Article James Riach - 6 Feb 2015

For coach Harry Redknapp, being sacked by Queens Park Rangers is the continuation of a tumultuous time in his career.

Redknapp buoyed by Muamba’s recovery

Article Staff Reporter - 26 Mar 2012

Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp believes Fabrice Muamba's recovery means supporters can now enjoy Tuesday's rearranged FA Cup quarterfinal.

City, United match will be League decider, says Fergie

Article Staff Reporter - 5 Mar 2012

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson says the Premier League title race will be decided by the outcome of his team's match against Manchester City.

England ready for first match without Capello

Article Rob Woollard - 28 Feb 2012

An injury-depleted England team are due to face Holland since manager Fabio Capello's resignation.

Redknapp ‘ready’ to take England top job

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Feb 2012

Enduring a five-year police investigation for tax fraud has prepared Harry Redknapp for the "aggravation" he would face if hired as England coach.

Redknapp pegged to take on England top job

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Feb 2012

Harry Redknapp should move closer to becoming the new coach of the national team when plans to recruit Fabio Capello's replacement are finalised.

Capello steps down as England manager

Article Rob Woollard - 9 Feb 2012

Fabio Capello has resigned as manager of England following the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy, the FA confirmed.

Redknapp relieved tax evasion ‘nightmare’ is over

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Feb 2012

After being acquitted of all tax evasion charges, Tottenham Harry Redknapp says his five-year case should never have been brought to court.

Pienaar is here to stay, says Redknapp

Article Staff Reporter - 13 Jan 2012

Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp says Steven Pienaar will not be leaving his team after reports Queens Park Rangers were looking to sign him.

Future for Pienaar at Tottenham still certain

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Jan 2012

Harry Redknapp says there is still a future for Steven Pienaar at Tottenham despite him making just five league appearances since joining the club.

Pienaar stuck in limbo at Spurs

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Dec 2011

Bafana Bafana captain Steven Pienaar has found himself in limbo at Tottenham Hotspurs after suffering the indignity of a demotion.

Spurs’ win lifts Redknapp’s spirits

Article Staff Reporter - 7 Nov 2011

Harry Redknapp was pleasantly surprised by his team after his heart surgery in the week, with Spurs' Premier League 3-1 win against Fulham.

Spurs’ Redknapp to ‘undergo medical procedure’

Article Staff Reporter - 2 Nov 2011

Tottenham Hotspur coach Harry Redknapp will miss his team's Europa League clash due to an unexplained medical procedure scheduled for the same day.

Mancini warns players not to mess up FA Cup final

Article Staff Reporter - 11 May 2011

Mancini has warned Champions League-bound Manchester City not to take the gloss off their European success by messing up in Saturday's FA Cup final.

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