Quote of the Day - Harry Redknapp Redux...

Harry Redknapp, the Portsmouth manager and Setanta pundit whom I quoted earlier today, rubbed the England gaffer's rhubarb the wrong way with his comments regarding the lacklustre performance versus the Czech's yesterday and primarily with the positioning of a certain Scouser. Now, Mr. Capello responded shortly after saying that he was playing a 4-3-2-1 and said Scouser, Steven Gerrard, was indeed playing behind the striker, along side Master Rooney.

Later on in the day, Harry pipped up once again with his version of how it should be done...

'I want Lampard and Gerrard in the centre of midfield so they can press forward. I want a holding midfielder player sat in front of the defence.

At the moment it is Barry, who can kill the ball and pass it. He started out as a central defender, anyway.

I’d have Joe Cole on the left and Rooney on the right. They would both be coming in off the line, joining in with the frontman.

Who we play up front is being seen as the problem. I might be biased but I’d have Crouchie. He can get hold of the ball, cause problems and bring others into play. '

Ditch Becks and put Rooney on the right? Now that's forward thinking...

Full article here, via The Sun...