Source: Daily_Mail
Redknapp: England for the English and when Capello leaves I'd love the job
Harry Redknapp insists England should be coached by an Englishman - and dreams of one day managing the Three Lions himself.[LNB]The Tottenham [LNB]manager was in the frame to replace both Sven Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren, but missed out on both occasions.[LNB]The FA appointed highly-respected Italian Fabio Capello following McClaren's failure to lead England to Euro 2008 and are hopeful the former AC Milan, Real Madrid and Roma boss will extend his contract beyond the 2010 World Cup.[LNB] I love the UEFA Cup: Redknapp dreams of managing England[LNB] I love watching Fulham v West Brom: Capello's dream is a temporary nightmare[LNB] But when Capello does step down, Redknapp would love to be considered for the job again.[LNB] How the Premier League would look with Blatter's 6 Plus 5 rule in operation[LNB]O'Hara hopes for his mother's strength to deliver Wembley glory over Man United for Spurs[LNB]They've met before.. a trip down sport's memory lane with United and Spurs[LNB]Redknapp's record has Huddlestone convinced Spurs will lift the Carling Cup[LNB]TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC NEWS FROM ACROSS THE WEB[LNB][LNB]'For sure I would love to be England manager one day,' he said in a new book, Down Memory Lane.[LNB]'It depends if I'm doing a good enough job at Spurs and I plan to do a good job here.[LNB]'There is no doubt Capello will move on, probably sooner rather than later. I don't see him here forever. But I am 61 and once my job is done here I would have time left to be England manager.[LNB]'If that opportunity should ever arrive - fantastic. It would mean I had taken this club forward.'[LNB]But whether or not Redknapp is on the shortlist, the former Portsmouth boss would love to seen an Englishman in charge of the national team.'We should have an English England manager. We produce so many great players and coaches, surely there is somebody out there good enough to do the job from our country? It's crazy to think that at the moment there isn't. It doesn't make sense to me.'[LNB] [LNB]
