What's changed, your statement sounds odd that levy wants to spend and Harry is trying to continue to pick up these bargain buys. I thought it was the other way round, surely the solution isn't letting Harry loose the candidates out there to replace him like for like are minimal now with Brendan Rodgers at Anfield
Harry is after 'triffic players, most of whom are old fellas' that he has worked with before.
Levy is a hard-ass bargainer, but he is thinking big.
That's the big issue with what I suggested earlier; Remy and co might only come because of Harry, but Redknapp doesn't want them apparently.
It leaves us between a rock and a hard place; whichever path we choose isn't going to end as well as we'd hope.
Mulling over earlier comments, I'm very conflicted now on the matter. If Harry isn't willing to spend the money we have to improve the squad and challenge for the title/actually make the Champions League, he shouldn't stay.
At the same time, he has taken us from just pushing the Champions League to making it and going far into the competition, and that deserves a lot of respect. His man-management skills are almost second-to-none.
Frankly it should be sorted out soon, either by announcing a contract extension or by sacking him. I love Harry and think he has been wonderful for us but it may be time to move on, as painful as it is to say that.
With Mourinho extending his contract with Real Madrid, there are few viable alternatives to Harry. If we can get Ancelotti, AVB or even Capello I would be more than happy. I don't think Moyes would leave Everton just yet, but if he did come to us I would be ecstatic. Martinez is a damn fine manager for keeping Wigan in the Premier League, some people look at their positional finish in the league each season and think little of him but it takes a very good manager to have a bottom-tier club attack like they do. Would he be right for Spurs is a different matter.
Brendan Rogers really was the best option, but unfortuneately Liverpool acted quickly.
