Harry Dreading Liverpool Backlash
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Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham Hotspur manager, is hoping Liverpool field a severely weakened side for tonight's Carling Cup fourth-round tie.
The Reds are out for revenge after their shock Premier League loss at White Hart Lane less than two weeks ago. Yossi Benayoun has sent Spurs a clear warning, while manager Rafael Benitez has done something similarly by tipping Fernando Torres to start.
Redknapp is banking on Liverpool's bark being much worse than their bite, as he is still amazed that his cellar dwellers downed a league-leading outfit who were at the very top of their game.
"I dread to think what might happen if they play like they did against us a couple of weeks ago," the former Portsmouth boss said in The Sun.
"They were fantastic. They murdered us in all honesty and I still don’t know how we won it.
"We stole it with the two late goals but we could have been dead and buried long before that.
"They were a different class and I just hope he (Benitez) decides to rest 10 players. Hopefully, they have got bigger fish to fry."
Luckily for Redknapp and his Spurs, neither Steven Gerrard nor Robbie Keane will make the trip to North London.
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aiya, you want carling cup say la, we let you go through.
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spurs 4 - 2 liverpool
a match full of defensive errors.
spurs should really look for a new goalkeeper. gomez really really cmi.
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Woot Frazier 2!