The Tottenham manager has come out and made it clear that he will push his players to give their full commitment to the Premier League season as they strive to qualify for the UEFA Champions League....
Harry Redknapp has confirmed that he won’t let his team slip into dangerous territory of complacency even if they are in a prime position to qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Tottenham are fourth at the moment but they are
level on points with Arsenal who are third in the league table as both the teams are vying for a place in the next season’s UEFA Champions League.
Tottenham had a 13 point lead over http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rangers-c40314 has meant that Redknapp’s team are now once
again level on points with the Gunners.
Even though a fourth place finish will guarantee Tottenham a place in next season’s UEFA Champions League, the North London outfit are determined to finish above Arsenal due to local bragging rights. Redknapp’s team did well in
their maiden UEFA Champions League campaign a season ago when they were ultimately knocked out by Real Madrid at the quarterfinal stage.
Redknapp said in his interview, “I wouldn't write http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 off, I wouldn't write Newcastle off - they've done a miracle as well - and Arsenal obviously are bang there. It's going to be interesting but that's what football is about.
That's what supporters want - they want excitement. It's going to be a great end to the season."
Redknapp praised his team as well as he stated, "I thought we were fantastic first half. The players did everything we asked - pressed and closed and had all the chances really. They started well, the first 10 minutes, and then
we got after them all over the park and broke their game up. They're a good side, they play fantastic football but I don't think we really let them play in the first half.”
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