Was Spurs Boss Redknapp Right to Not Re-Sign Sol Campbell: An Emphatic Yes
by Mr Comfort on August 25th, 2009 328 words | 6 commentsNever again!

Harry Redknapp is quoted as saying today ‘I’ll be honest with you, if I wasn’t at Tottenham, if I was at any other Premier League cub, I would’ve took Sol Campbell.”
Arguments For
There is no doubt that Spurs fans feel strongly about the former Arsenal man and have every right to despise the defender for the decision he made in 2001, as well as the manner in which that decision itself was handled. However in purely footballing terms would such a signing have been a sound one?
Redknapp went on to say about the former England man, ‘I think he’s still a fantastic player. Anybody looking for a centre-half, I’d have took him without any problem at all because he’s still that good.
‘He’s still, in my opinion, [one of the] top six central defenders in the Premier League so, for Notts County to get him in that division is just incredible.’
Given that Sol displayed his ability just last term in the Premier League battling, successfully, to keep Portsmouth above the perforated relegation line and even at 34 he is still fighting fit and would of course have cost nothing.
Arguments Against
So those are the pro’s, how about the cons? Well to sign the judas would of course in some way forgive him for his actions and that would of course be a big mistake. Whilst its true that the defender shouldn’t receive a torrent of abuse for his off field activities, he sure as hell deserves booing of the more ferocious nature for the way he jumped ship in the most cowardly of manners.
It seems crazy of the League Two club to splash out a reported £60k a week for a player and it would be a crazy sum for any side to consider for a player in the twilight of his career.
Notts County are welcome to him, just beware of what could happen if Nottingham Forest suddenly come into some money!
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anonymous - August 25th, 2009 at 6:56 pm
Of course Harry was 100% correct. Judas should never be allowed to wear the shirt that he disgraced with his actions. The only thing i will miss is hurling abuse at him from the Park Lane End
anonymous - August 25th, 2009 at 7:21 pm
This is one time i dont aggre with my fellow cockerels sol betrayed all spurs fans and the club .But the only way he could have healed the gaping wound he left is by helping us get into the champs league at the expanse of arsoles and he could even have helped us win the bloody league and a cup god we could have won the double .H e could have been the experiance we lack when ledley is absent and bassong would have learned like ledly did .I would also have reluctanly sold pav and brought viduca or van boy nistelroy,we lack experiance to get us that extra yard to the top 4 take ledders out and we go down to 24 average years except 36 year old cudicini and defoe keane the rest are youngsters.Remember its easy to Hate and Quality to forgive .COYS
anonymous - August 25th, 2009 at 7:26 pm
Go on Super Sol you legend… Made the right descision fucking off from you spuds… He became part of the invincibles… He showed the scum as much respect as they deserved… COME ON YOU GOONERS…. FUCK OF YOU YID CUNTS
anonymous - August 25th, 2009 at 10:25 pm
rude…
anonymous - August 26th, 2009 at 8:43 am
hate to say this…..Sol could redeem himself and rejoin Spurs…that is the only way and no other way….joining Notts, Sol have given away the chance to redeem himself..!!!
anonymous - August 27th, 2009 at 3:36 pm
should never be allowed to wear the shirt, you make it sound as if anyone would want to go to tottenham… watch them pull a hull and DROP! your team has more holes in it than my socks