Source: SKY_Sports
Harry repeats top-four aim
// 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 manager Harry Redknapp has reiterated his desire to secure UEFA Champions League football while at White Hart Lane.[LNB] The 62-year-old has turned around the fortunes of the North London club in his 12 months in charge after guiding a struggling side towards the top of the table.[LNB]With that task complete, Redknapp has again sounded his aim to break into the top four of the Premier League, a target Spurs have often set but failed to achieve.[LNB]He told Sky Sports News: "There is no reason teams cannot break into the top four if you sign the right players and get the right team.[LNB]"Anybody can produce a great team. If you have got the resources, and Tottenham have got the resources, you can be up there challenging.[LNB]"It's a great club. Let's hope they can achieve Champions League football. I'd certainly like to achieve that in my time here."[LNB]Lasting legacyRedknapp is also hopeful he can create a lasting legacy at Tottenham for the man who eventually succeeds him.[LNB]He added: "You would like to think that you can produce teams and leave the club, when you eventually do leave, with a great team and great young players who are coming through.[LNB]"That has really got to be my job. Whoever comes in has got a very, very good team."[LNB]Redknapp is expected to retire when he leaves Tottenham, but the former Portsmouth boss insists he has no plans to quit the game in the immediate future.[LNB]He added: "Sir Alex (Ferguson) is still going strong, Arsene Wenger is still going strong. [LNB]"There is no reason why you can't if you still feel good and still have the enthusiasm and love for the game. You cannot beat experience."[LNB]
