Redknapp tells moaning Spurs fans to zip it

Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp is banking on striker Eidur Gudjohnsen to fire his team to the FA Cup semi-finals when they meet London rivals Fulham at White Hart Lane on Wednesday.Redknapp was without Tom Huddlestone, Aaron Lennon, David Bentley, Jermaine Jenas and striker Jermain Defoe for Saturday's win at Stoke and is now sweating over the fitness of Roman Pavlyuchenko who limped off with a hamstring strain.This means Peter Crouch and Gudjohnsen are likely to be the only fit strikers available for Spurs' quarter-final replay clash.

Tottenham missed a chance to move into the top four as Fulham dominated Saturday's 0-0 draw between the London rivals at Craven Cottage.Harry Redknapp's side would have gone above fourth-placed Aston Villa with a victory, but were forced to settle for a point that left them in fifth.Redknapp opted to drop England striker Jermain Defoe to the bench as captain Robbie Keane partnered Peter Crouch in attack, while Ledley King and Luka Modric were among the Spurs substitutes after recovering from injury.

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has admitted that breaking into the Premier League top four for his side was something he did not think was possible at the start of the season.The London side beat Manchester City on Wednesday to clinch fourth spot in the league and qualify for the lucrative Champions League along with Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal.That victory completed a remarkable turn-around for Spurs, who were bottom of the league when Redknapp took over in October 2008.

Harry Redknapp has been given a timely boost as he attempts to steer Tottenham through a successful FA Cup campaign while maintaining their challenge for a top four finish in the Premier League.The Spurs manager has made no attempt to disguise the fact that a place in next season's Champions League is his first priority.And whilst he is well aware of the benefits of a successful Cup run, the last thing Redknapp wanted was for his side?s fourth round tie to go to Wednesday's replay following the 2-2 draw with Leeds at White Hart Lane.

Harry Redknapp vowed Tottenham will take the Champions League by storm next season after his side secured their place in Europe's elite club competition for the first time since the 1960s.Tottenham's 1-0 victory over fifth-placed Manchester City at Eastlands on Wednesday was enough to guarantee them fourth spot in the Premier League at least.The north London club can still leap-frog Arsenal in third place on Sunday if they win at Burnley and the Gunners lose at home to Fulham.

Harry Redknapp will get the chance to mark another defining moment in his long managerial career when he leads Tottenham into the Champions League for the first time in the club's history on Tuesday.Redknapp took over Spurs during last season and led them to an impressive fourth place finish in the Premier League."At least I can always say to the grandchildren, 'We finished fourth one year when I was at Tottenham, we got into the Champions League'," Redknapp said.

Cash-strapped Portsmouth will look to salvage something from a wretched season when they face former manager Harry Redknapp's Tottenham Hotspur side in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.It was under Redknapp that Portsmouth enjoyed one of the greatest days in their history when they won the FA Cup in 2008.But now the Premier League's basement club are 70 million pounds (108 million dollars) in debt and, having been deducted nine points for entering administration, they could be relegated before kick-off at Wembley if results go against them on Saturday.

Cash-strapped Portsmouth will look to salvage something from a wretched season when they face former manager Harry Redknapp's Tottenham Hotspur side in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.It was under Redknapp that Portsmouth enjoyed one of the greatest days in their history when they won the FA Cup in 2008.But now the Premier League's basement club are 70 million pounds (108 million dollars) in debt and, having been deducted nine points for entering administration, they could be relegated before kick-off at Wembley if results go against them on Saturday.