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Harry is quite a pleasant chap actually well respected in the Football world but he did not do well when he was here last.

 

It does not show much maturity not wanting him because he was successful at Portsmouth all the pompey supporters I have met are OK too just like you and me supporting their local team.

 

I dont think he will come by the way what we need is somebody to assist Nigel who has PL knowledge

 

It's not because he was succesfull with Portsmouth, it's with the speed he ran back to them and stitched us up. That's pretty unforgivable if we're honest.

 

I remember when we first got him back in 04, most fans were pretty ok with it - but his actions here have totally changed that reaction happening a 2nd time.

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It's not because he was succesfull with Portsmouth, it's with the speed he ran back to them and stitched us up. That's pretty unforgivable if we're honest.

 

I remember when we first got him back in 04, most fans were pretty ok with it - but his actions here have totally changed that reaction happening a 2nd time.

Exactly

If your wife left you for your best mate, flaunted it in your face, made you fell like utter crap, broke up with him a few years later and asked to go back with you... Would you?

Apparently some people on here would...

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Exactly

If your wife left you for your best mate, flaunted it in your face, made you fell like utter crap, broke up with him a few years later and asked to go back with you... Would you?

Apparently some people on here would...

 

 

Seen this comparison before probably on Saintslist a long time ago, the smart answer then was " I might if I hadn't scored for

3 months" or something like that.

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Exactly

If your wife left you for your best mate, flaunted it in your face, made you fell like utter crap, broke up with him a few years later and asked to go back with you... Would you?

Apparently some people on here would...

 

Not really your best mate, more your nemesis.

 

I don't doubt some on here would do that as well, given the lack of minerals that s lot on here show on a daily basis. They'd probably pop round and do their cleaning while they ****ged on the sofa and then let his nemesis hang out the back of her while he makes them their dinner when they got back together as wel.

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In all honesty I would rather we went back down than employ that man back at our club.

You want success? At any price??

That man betrayed this club in the worst possible way, never gave a toss, never gave a chance to the youngsters that now earn a good living in the top two tiers, dumped us for Pompey and kept them up...

How people can want him anywhere near this club is beyond me. He betrayed us in the worst way possible. Surely there are more important things than football?

Such as principles?

 

 

 

I think this is the problem... NC will want to stay up at any price, put yourself in his position. If you were NC would you want to take the best chance of staying up (think of the money involved)? regardless of 'loyalty' - I'm sure of it.

 

Look at what HR did at spurs when he took over, what he did at scates (OK, a budget was given to him that was very high!!!!), what did he do at west ham? He is a good manager and I believe players would like to play for him.

 

If he came also it does destroy the myth that the manager is just a puppet of NC (something I have never agreed with anyway)

 

Who knows what will happen. COYS

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Well footba;; is certainly full of turnarounds, backstabbing odd decisions, so whilst I dnt necessarily believe this rumour, it would not surprize me... do I want him back, no, but surprizingly not because of his past or history with us (which to be Frankn made him a prize arsehole), but simply because a) I dont like the baggage he comes with, from his transfer dealings to his dog Rosie and b) because I dont rate him when he has a side that is struggling - he showed feck all of his 'famous' mana managemnet and motivational skills when here last time, when we had a squad that should have had enough quality to stay up, so what he will be like with a young squad that is struggling to come to terms with the reailities of this league, is beyond me and c) because I canmt see him getting on with a chairman who is VERY involved with controlling the finance available for transfers and wages....

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Exactly

If your wife left you for your best mate, flaunted it in your face, made you fell like utter crap, broke up with him a few years later and asked to go back with you... Would you?

Apparently some people on here would...

 

Sometime you have to think about what's best for the kids.. If getting back into bed with your old twitchy, slut of a wife is best for the family to keep a roof over their heads then yes. You forgive BUT never forget!

 

I'm happy with my current girlfriend and believes she will sort it all out this weekend

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Exactly

If your wife left you for your best mate, flaunted it in your face, made you fell like utter crap, broke up with him a few years later and asked to go back with you... Would you?

Apparently some people on here would...

 

The analogy is flawed IMO and should have read "If your wife left you for your worst enemy...."

 

But otherwise I agree entirely with the sentiment.

 

If the club monitor this forum about these sorts of things, they will have a clear idea of the antagonism we bear Redcrapp. If Redcrapp were also thinking about it, he might have a look here too, to gauge the fans' response. He can be in no doubt whatsoever that he would be less welcome than genital herpes.

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Aren't the vast majority of posters fans?

 

Yes, but the posters only represent a minority of fans. The fact is that he only needs to say a few nice words and get a couple of results and the masses will adore him. Footy fans are a fickle bunch.

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Not really your best mate, more your nemesis.

 

I don't doubt some on here would do that as well, given the lack of minerals that s lot on here show on a daily basis. They'd probably pop round and do their cleaning while they ****ged on the sofa and then let his nemesis hang out the back of her while he makes them their dinner when they got back together as wel.

 

People showing a lack of minerals on and internet forum?? People get stranger every day on here!!

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From Kate Laven - Journalist for the Telegraph:

"Redknapp rumour appears to be true...he'll be back on the Saints throne in three weeks...or possibly before. Poor Nige."

 

Not liking this...

 

Why three weeks? Odd.

 

Why three weeks? Because it's guesswork based on nothing, just a journalist trying to stir things up.

 

Nothing to see here

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Yes, but the posters only represent a minority of fans. The fact is that he only needs to say a few nice words and get a couple of results and the masses will adore him. Footy fans are a fickle bunch.

 

Would it be fair to say that in 4,000 or so members there is a cross section of fans though?

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HR needs Joe Jordan by his side to be successful. When he was with us Bond was the sidekick ,but Jordan adds the fear and steel in the dressing room. I always thought HR had a tough time here, he wanted to bring in quality but was left with dross. no real leaders and as he said at the time 'a quiet dressing room' I always will recall Claus face as he was waiting to go onto the pitch at FP, he was like a rabbit in headlights. When we got relegated any decent players went and we only bought Fuller (who was a decent player but the fans scoffed at him for being only 90k, and from Pompey, if you look back he was a bargain if he had been welcomed) HR had little to work with and add to that the insettled fanbase as our frustration of not going back up immediately took its toll. i think we were fourth when he left, and he could see the writing on the wall and jumped ship. i dont think it was spiritual home stuff, just the realization that the fans were going to turn on him.

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It wouldn't stop me going or supporting the club, but any success would be a result of the players, and any failure the result of Judas's managerial failings.

 

I hate the bloke personally, but if he is manager, then there is nothing I can do about it.

 

I am not sure he can do anything about the defence though, as we can't actually sign anyone until January, and last time he brought in Calum Davenport and Olivier Bernard for f**k's sake!

 

The bloke is a tool, a crook, a Judas, and I wish he would do the decent thing and use his media friends to get rid of a manager of a club that actually might want him.

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Yes, but the posters only represent a minority of fans. The fact is that he only needs to say a few nice words and get a couple of results and the masses will adore him. Footy fans are a fickle bunch.
Absolute b****s. I can't think of any Saints fans I know that would "adore" Redknapp after a couple of wins. Football fans are fickle, they're not that fickle.
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Really so hard to believe?

 

Most fans up my neck of the woods, who have no idea why so many of us despise him, think he would be utter fantastic coup for us and based on his record, it's very hard to argue otherwise.

 

Exactly this. Take the emotion out of it and the constant 'look at what happened last time' and there isn't a better man for the job.

 

That's not to say I want him here mind!

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Really so hard to believe?

 

Most fans up my neck of the woods, who have no idea why so many of us despise him, think he would be utter fantastic coup for us and based on his record, it's very hard to argue otherwise.

Well they'd be wrong. Last time he took over here in a similar position he got us relegated. He has a poor reputation for coaching. What makes you think he can improve our defence? Accounts in Monaco under the name of his pet dog and all that goes with it, why would anyone want that associated with their club?

 

And that's all before we even get started on what a two faced skate c**t he is.

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The most unloyal and doodgey manager in history he'd stay with us all of two weeks tops before he was onto the next big club in town and then leave them too, right? Or has he and don't s******............. Learnt his lesson?

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Call me old fashioned but IF Redknapp got the gig I would see how it panned out before making any judgements. I do have ambitions to express knee jerk emotive opinions mind you. Just never been very good at it.

 

spot on, football is a results driven game and I would rather go and watch my team win than spend a season and money watching them get hammered every week. I could not give a **** who is in charge as long as they get results and play decent football. I do not have to speak to the manager, or meet the manager so what ****in difference does it make who it is

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Christ what an overreaction. Shall we burn him to the stake too?

 

I personally got over the whole Redknapp saga ages ago. He is one of the best managers out there without a job. Still can't see it happening.

 

Its like Hoddle again. Maybe Sturrock will come back?

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Christ what an overreaction. Shall we burn him to the stake too?

 

I personally got over the whole Redknapp saga ages ago. He is one of the best managers out there without a job. Still can't see it happening.

 

Its like Hoddle again. Maybe Sturrock will come back?

 

 

Burn him Burn him but put the stake through his blackened heart first.

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See fans at Blackburn have made the club change its mind on an appointment. I never liked the way HR failed to connect with SFC and could never say "we" always them and they. He came to us because of a "lovers" tiff with MM and didn't improve our position one bit.

 

BUT, I do want us to survive and considering NC will do what HE wants then what will be will be.

 

My personal opinion has been that when Nigel got us promoted, that was job done, he could have been paid off then very handsomely, retained an excellent CV, be employable at any Championship club and we could have appointed a more experienced man then. We have needed someone who could attract premiership class players, I have doubted Nigel's ability to do that. Love the man for what he achieved for us and hate seeing him going through all this negativity (that I have been drawn in as well). Glad NC has not given the press the headline they are looking for of a vote of confidence.

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HR needs Joe Jordan by his side to be successful. When he was with us Bond was the sidekick ,but Jordan adds the fear and steel in the dressing room. I always thought HR had a tough time here, he wanted to bring in quality but was left with dross. no real leaders and as he said at the time 'a quiet dressing room' I always will recall Claus face as he was waiting to go onto the pitch at FP, he was like a rabbit in headlights. When we got relegated any decent players went and we only bought Fuller (who was a decent player but the fans scoffed at him for being only 90k, and from Pompey, if you look back he was a bargain if he had been welcomed) HR had little to work with and add to that the insettled fanbase as our frustration of not going back up immediately took its toll. i think we were fourth when he left, and he could see the writing on the wall and jumped ship. i dont think it was spiritual home stuff, just the realization that the fans were going to turn on him.

 

Redkanpp was quoted as wondering what he was doing here, constantly talked about us in the third party and wasted £6m quid. He refused to work with Clive Woodward who knows a thing or two about winning. I hope he never darkens our door again.

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This reminds me of a Harry quote actually.... talking about dodgy people taking over football clubs and fans reactions... he said that football fans are fickle by nature. If Saddam Hussein became chairman and spent loads of money, theyd all be singing "theres only one Saddam"

 

 

So I guess, utimately the vast majority would return to SMS and sing his name if we win 6 on the bounce, its a law of football.

 

Really hope it doen't happen though, going down again with him, we'd be the laughing stock of football (and pompey) forever more

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Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I would never turn my back on Saints or stop supporting them IF Redknapp took over. I have supported my club through the good and the extremely bad and this if it happened will never change that. Not saying I like the guy, but if you look at it through a non bias view he is one of the best managers that's out of work atm.

 

What I think needs to happen though is for NA to stay in charge and for us to hire a damn good defensive coach.

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Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I would never turn my back on Saints or stop supporting them IF Redknapp took over. I have supported my club through the good and the extremely bad and this if it happened will never change that. Not saying I like the guy, but if you look at it through a non bias view he is one of the best managers that's out of work atm.

 

What I think needs to happen though is for NA to stay in charge and for us to hire a damn good defensive coach.

 

Good to see some common sense at last and people prepared to back the chairmans judgement if he wanted him here.

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Many will forgive Saggy if he came in and turned it around. I don't think he's a bad manager or person but I'd much rather we stick with Nigel. He deserves his chance, he delivered us here.

 

I will back the chairmans decision whatever he feels is best. He hasn't got much wrong so far.

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