Redknapp defends Tottenham conduct
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has defended his club’s conduct during a January transfer window when they have been accused of unsettling players.
Sunderland manager Ricky Sbragia accused Spurs of turning Kenwyne Jones’ head, while Gareth Southgate has spoken out over the pursuit of Middlesbrough’s Stewart Downing.
The latest episode has involved Wales striker Craig Bellamy telling West Ham he wants to move to White Hart Lane.
“We haven’t tapped anyone up,” Redknapp. “Why has their head been turned? All that’s happened is that (chairman) Daniel Levy spoke to Niall Quinn and asked if they’d sell Kenwyne Jones.”
Redknapp feels there are also rumours circulating about his own players, such as Jose Mourinho wanting Jermaine Jenas with him at Inter Milan.
“Am I getting upset because suddenly Mourinho says he wants Jenas?” Redknapp said.
“I don’t want to sell Jenas. End of story.”
