Former Hammers manager Harry Redknapp says he is not finished in football despite resigning from QPR yesterday over health issues. The 67 year old is confident he will be back.
“I still don’t think I’m finished with football. When I’ve had the operations, I’ll be looking for work again, I know that. I can’t imagine my life without it. But right now, I’ve got to make my health the priority.” said Redknapp after his departure the day after transfer deadline day.
Harry managed West Ham between 1994 and 2001 spending 327 games in charge. He won 121 games, drew 85 and lost 121 giving him a 37% win record. Sam Allardyce has spent four years in charge of West Ham totaling 165 games with 66 wins, 41 draws and 58 losses giving him a 40% win ration.
Harry managed West Ham in top flight for all his games so win ratio is a bit of a misleading percentage.
Under Harry (although agree blotted copy book with Bonds scenario, and some awful buys and “interesting” and “colourful” life) West Ham played some great football and saw some great young players come through as well as some great players (PDC for one!).
A real West Ham man unlike the current Manager and exponent of entertaining football
I hope he is finished where West Ham are concerned?
I don’t think any chance of Harry coming back to West Ham, too old and too much water under that bridge . . . and definitely soiled goods!
I agree with Roman there should never be a case of going backwards and I still think when Spurs West Ham and OPR look in to the transfers he has been part of there will be some dodgy dealings and that is the real reason he left OPR when Les Ferdinand took over transfers this January ( I wonder why )
Although I want BFS gone I want an improvement not to go backwards and this will probably mean a foreign manager unless Teddy is interested which could be a good switch now not in the summer