Source: Telegraph
Tottenham out for revenge in Carling Cup clash with Manchester United
Redknapp is still without Jonathan Woodgate, Ledley King and Luka Modric and is expected to recall Alan Hutton, Gareth Bale and Robbie Keane. [LNB]Spurs lost 4-1 to United on penalties in last season's Carling Cup final, following 120 goalless minutes, and with Sir Alex Ferguson also expected to make wholesale changes, Spurs will be keen to progress to the last four. [LNB] Related ArticlesRedknapp: Spurs showed new spirit at VillaAston Villa 1 Tottenham 1Spurs' supporting castAston Villa v Tottenham: previewHarry Redknapp ponders Spurs changesLuka Modric close to Spurs return'Ledley will not be fit,' said Redknapp. 'We want to make sure he's alright, Woody's had an injection in his groin and Luka was moving much, much better in training. [LNB]'We are looking forward to going to Old Trafford. I can change a few players around, players who have trained hard and showed a good attitude around the club. [LNB]'There's a whole group who have been with me and the chance to make a few changes and see what we can do is there. [LNB]'We want to get to Wembley if we can, it's a great day out. But it's a tough week and gives me the chance to look at one or two players.' [LNB]Ferguson serves another touchline ban for his comments about referee Alan Wiley, but Redknapp does not believe it will make a difference. [LNB]'I don't think it will affect the team,' added Redknapp. 'All the shouting and the screaming in the world makes no difference. Him being on the touchline won't make a difference. It didn't make a difference at Portsmouth on Saturday.' [LNB]
