Tottenham Hotspur coach Harry Redknapp finally opened the door to deal with the England team at Euro 2012 as caretarker replace Fabio Capello. England coaching chair was vacant after Capello surprisingly decided to resign from office due to a difference in FA in early February.
Redknapp favored as a substitute for Capello. However, the constraints arise because Redknapp has a contract with Tottenham. Kklub from London was also objected to release Redknapp. Portsmouth's former architect now has a solution in order to keep trains at the same time England and Tottenham. Redknapp ready to work part-time with England in Euro 2012. Redknapp said he could not coach England in the long run because it is difficult to train club and national team as well.
"Part-time? In the short term, I think it allows for the Euro. In the long run, not allowing the club and national team to handle. It's hard enough to train in the Premier League without having to worry about polishing the England team as well," said Redknapp. "There is a wish to see English players playing, you want to be able to see the opposite. I think anyone who gets this job can only handle one job."
"Maybe for the Euro, it's not a problem, but once completed and the Euro the new season begins in England, the coach must be a Premier League manager - if it's someone who trains at Premier League - or the England team. To do both jobs, it would be impossible , "said Redknapp.
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