The Double Whammy.

[eggsoakley]

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Harry and Scott on their respective Barclays awards. Scott: "I’m delighted. It's a highly-regarded award. I’m really pleased to be selected and things have gone well over the last few months, long may it continue." Harry: "The players have done the business on the pitch, they've been fantastic. My coaches have also been superb and it's a team effort, I'm just part of that team."

http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/new...m_campaign=harry-scott-barclays-awards-021211

YID ARMY

 

[Benjoss]

Everything keeps coming up Milhouse at the moment!

 

[S.L.R]

I'd be interested to know how many times Arry has won that while at Spurs, a cursory Google search doesn't surrender the knowledge.

 

[linnet_spur]

He has won it three times with Spurs, twice this season (September and November) and the other occasion was August 2009. He also won manager of the season in 2009-10.

Harry Redknapp has won it a total of 8 times, across 4 clubs.
In comparison, Spurs managers in total have only won it 6 times; Glenn Hoddle twice (October 2001 and August 2002), Martin Jol once (December 2004) and Harry's 3 times

The most any manager has won it is, of course, Fergie on 26. Wenger follows on 11, then Redknapp and Moyes are tied on 8.

 

[S.L.R]

Cheers linnet

 

[linnet_spur]

Just doing a minor Windy impression and dropping the knowledge :rock:

 

[S.L.R]

LOL I was gonna say something along those lines at first. We need a Windy smiley for when people drop knowledge Admin

 

[YidoBuckler]

I don't understand the manager of the month award. It must be based on results....but then that is more up to the players no?

 

[S.L.R]

Both, isn't it? Otherwise it wouldn't matter who the manager is.

 

[YidoBuckler]

Both, isn't it? Otherwise it wouldn't matter who the manager is.

The thing is, what has HR done to deserve the award ahead of other managers?

 

[Thelonious]

Both, isn't it? Otherwise it wouldn't matter who the manager is.

The thing is, what has HR done to deserve the award ahead of other managers?

win every game?

 

[paddyspurs]

Both, isn't it? Otherwise it wouldn't matter who the manager is.

The thing is, what has HR done to deserve the award ahead of other managers?

win every game?

:biggrin: :rock:

 

[YidoBuckler]

Except he wasn't even at one of our games!

 

[S.L.R]

In the game he wasn't there, we won but we did take a battering.

 

[Thelonious]

Except he wasn't even at one of our games!

Scott Parker could read Redknapp's thoughts and relay them on the pitch. Ergo Redknapp was there.