Source: SKY_Sports
Harry - I've nothing to hide
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp insists he has 'nothing to hide' after revealing the tax allegations surrounding him have taken a toll on his family.[LNB] Redknapp remains under investigation, along with Portsmouth chief executive and former Pompey chairman Milan Mandaric, after they were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud and false accounting in November 2007.[LNB]All three men have denied any wrongdoing and Redknapp has acknowledged it has been difficult to work under the strain of the allegations.[LNB]The 62-year-old is trying to block the matter out of his mind in order to focus on his job, but outlined the impact it has had on his wife Sandra.[LNB]Scandalous"I have had to work under that pressure of the allegations - and it has been difficult," said Redknapp.[LNB]"It's not been easy, especially when you know you haven't done anything wrong.[LNB]"Sometimes there can be smoke without a fire - and for sure this is one of the occasions. I have nothing to hide.[LNB]"Every week I'm hearing the same rumours everybody else is - that this is going to happen, or that's going to happen.[LNB]"It's been doing my head in for months and months now. If they did charge me...I know I've done nothing wrong and there's only one winner."[LNB]He added in the Daily Mirror: "What's happened and the way things have happened, knocking on my door at 6am when they knew I was out of the country, has made my wife (Sandra) very, very ill.[LNB]"That's the worst of it. That's how scandalous this is.[LNB]"The problem is, the more we talk about it, the more people will think there's something in it.[LNB]"I'm just blocking it out of my mind and getting on with the job I'm doing at Tottenham."[LNB]
