Sayang sekali. Merosotnya spurs bukan melulu karena kesalahan Ramos. Sungguh repot jadi pelatih tanpa striker kelas satu. Dan ketika pl mau kick off, dia baru dapat si Roman yang masih harus menyesuaikan diri. Kemarin kita baca keluhan Modric yang bilang dia ga dapat support dari pemain lain... persis seperti yg gw posting beberapa hari lalu.
Sekarang regim baru akan megang spurs. Penggantian ini agak diluar dugaan sebab tadinya diberitakan Ramos akan tetap dipertahankan. Mudah-mudahan aja Redknapp bisa memanggil kembali beberapa pemain spurs lama yang ga dipanggil Ramos, macam Kevin Boateng (gaya mainnya kontinental banget dan gw heran kenapa Ramos mencampakkan pemain ini. Mungkin soal masalah fisik. Atau itu back asal Argentina (?) yang mainnya cukup lugas. Spurs terlalu bagus buat jadi tim kelas bawah. On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 5:22 AM, kopites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > spurs bisa selamat kyk nya di tangan redknapp. > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/low/football/7691457.stm > > 00:04 GMT, Sunday, 26 October 2008 01:04 UK > Tottenham sack Ramos for Redknapp > Juande Ramos > > Tottenham Hotspur have sacked coach Juande Ramos and sporting director > Damien Comolli and are set to appoint Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp. > > Spurs have agreed a compensation package of £5m with Portsmouth, > according to the 61-year-old Redknapp. > > Tottenham also axed first team coaches Gus Poyet and Marcos Alvarez > following their worst ever start to a season. > > "It's a big opportunity for me to manage a big club before I retire," > said Redknapp. > > Spurs are four points adrift at the bottom of the Premier League after > taking just two points from eight matches this season. They also lost > to Udinese in the Uefa Cup on Thursday. > > Redknapp revealed Spurs contacted Portsmouth on Friday morning, and > after discussions between Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and Pompey > chief executive Peter Storrie, it was agreed he could talk to the > London club. > > "I love Portsmouth and I loved my time there, we had some fantastic > success and I'd never been happier," said Redknapp. > > "But it's a great deal for Portsmouth, £5m for me, and it's a chance > for me to get on and see what I can do. > > "Once Tottenham came in and once the offer was made it was difficult > for the club to turn down a £5m offer for a manager. > > "The club were pleased to take it and hopefully people will remember > what I've done there." > > Redknapp expects the official announcement to come from White Hart > Lane on Sunday morning. > > "It will all be sorted out and by tomorrow morning I should be in > place," he said. > > Clive Allen, development squad coach, and Alex Inglethorpe, youth team > manager will take charge of Sunday's game against Bolton, while > Redknapp expects to be at White Hart Lane to address the players > before the match. > > "I know as much about Tottenham as anyone," said Redknapp. "I've > followed the club for years and years. > > "They've been on an horrendous run of games and we've got to get > cracking and turn it around as quick as we can. > > "We need a little bit more strength and aggression about the team if > we're going to survive." > > In January, Redknapp held talks with Newcastle to succeed Sam > Allardyce as manager but eventually rejected the offer. > > Redknapp spent most of his playing career with West Ham and > Bournemouth and went on to manage both clubs before taking charge of > Portsmouth in 2002, guiding the club into the Premier League within 14 > months as First Division champions. > > He left Fratton Park for Pompey's bitter south coast rivals > Southampton in 2004 but returned in December 2005. > > Then, after dramatically saving Pompey from the drop with an > unbelievable final 10-game run, Redknapp steered them to a best-ever > Premier League finish of ninth in 2006/07. > > They bettered that by a place in 2007/08, and won the FA Cup against > Cardiff, qualifying for their first journey into Uefa Cup football. > > The 54-year-old Ramos joined Spurs from Sevilla on 27 October 2007 > after Dutchman Martin Jol was sacked. > > The Spaniard enjoyed back-to-back Uefa Cup triumphs with Sevilla and > guided Tottenham to February's League Cup final where they beat > Chelsea 2-1 for the club's first trophy since 1999. > > However, several first-choice players left in the summer, notably > Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov to Manchester United and Robbie > Keane to Liverpool. > > England striker Jermain Defoe was also sold last January to Redknapp's > Portsmouth. > > Tottenham splashed out about £60m on the likes of Croatia midfielder > Luka Modric, England winger David Bentley, Russia striker Roman > Pavlyuchenko and Brazilian goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
