Le Havre midfielder Kevin Anin has revealed he snubbed Tottenham Hotspur to stay in the French second division because he feared a loan deal would not give him time to settle in at White Hart Lane.The 23-year-old says he still dreams of playing in the Barclays Premier League but blasted the offer from Harry Redknapp's club as 'unattractive'.Anin was offered a deal after impressing on a two-day trial but says he would rather progress in his homeland than risk making a short-term move. Midfield engine: Kevin Anin (right) would have provided Spurs depth in midfield'Tottenham proposed to hire me on loan,' said Anin. 'I was not attracted. I've never left home, so if I sign far away from Le Havre I will need time to adapt.'England makes me dream, but I believe it is wiser to go to a Ligue 1 club before making a name for myself there.'Anin almost joined French top-flight club Sochaux in August, but failed the medical because of an achilles injury.'I know the Sochaux coach wanted me,' he said. 'It could not be done, too bad. I will go on working hard. There will be other opportunities.' Ledley King: Paul McGrath's been an inspiration in battle to save my careerLampard: Uncle Harry has turned Spurs into a force to be reckoned withSpurs back in the hunt for former Arsenal star Patrick VieiraTOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC
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