Harry Redknapp once famously criticised a longed for possibility by Darren Bent by saying: "My mother could have scored it." Harsh? Well, after examination the player he sole to Sunderland for 10million last summer rubbish dual chances for his second hat-trick of the deteriorate by fluffing dual chastisement kicks, you would have to contend the jury is still out.
Spurs trainer Redknapp believes his team"s chances of subordinate for subsequent season"s Champions League depends on them winning the fight of the wounded. A second-choice executive defensive pairing of Younes Kaboul and Sebastien Bassong incited out to be beef and splash for Bent, the much-maligned former White Hart Lane inmate, generally after the striker trapped quicker than a Greyhound Derby winner.
Admittedly, it was prior to fourth-place rivals Manchester City bloody off to an even some-more marvellous begin at Burnley but Redknapp remained optimistic. He said: "It is still all to fool around for, generally if we get a couple of the harmed players back."
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