Ex-West Ham, Portsmouth and Spurs boss waiting for right job
Harry Redknapp is biding his time. Photo credit: Adam Davy/EMPICS
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
12:01 PM
Harry Redknapp says it would take an extremely tempting offer for him to make a return to management.
Redknapp was sacked by Tottenham at the end of last season after four years in charge at White Hart Lane.
The 65-year-old recently made a return to football as an advisor at Bournemouth, where he took his first manager’s job back in 1983.
And he says he would only consider a new management role if he was completely convinced by the offer.
“It depends what comes up, it would have to be something I really fancy for me to do it,” he told Sky Sports.
“If I am going to do it, I will put myself into it 100 per cent and give everything I’ve got to it.
“We will wait and see what comes up.”
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