LONDON (AP)—Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp says he hopes to be back in charge of the Premier League team soon despite being told by his doctor that he “shouldn’t even think” about football for at least four weeks following minor heart surgery.
Redknapp has handed over control of the side to assistants Kevin Bond, Joe Jordan and Clive Allen after having surgery this week.
The 64-year-old Redknapp says his doctor has recommended that he “shouldn’t even think about football for four or five weeks … but I’ll see how I go. I’m hoping to be back before then.”
Redknapp took charge of Spurs in October 2008 and guided the north London club to fourth place and a first Champions League appearance two years later.
Redknapp has handed over control of the side to assistants Kevin Bond, Joe Jordan and Clive Allen after having surgery this week.
The 64-year-old Redknapp says his doctor has recommended that he “shouldn’t even think about football for four or five weeks … but I’ll see how I go. I’m hoping to be back before then.”
Redknapp took charge of Spurs in October 2008 and guided the north London club to fourth place and a first Champions League appearance two years later.
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