During January, Tottenham Hotspur manager, Harry Redknapp repeated that Spurs would do little business but that he was interested in bringing in a world class player to improve the squad: “We’ve got to be a club looking to go places,” he told reporters. “If we’re going to make a signing, let’s make one big signing. That would send out a message.”
Spurs fans may be forgiven for asking then how this statement fits in with the signings of Louis Saha and Ryan Nelsen, especially when there appeared to be genuine interest in Loic Remy, Christopher Samba and Junior Hoilett. Now the dust has settled on the window, what conclusions may be drawn from Spurs’ activity?
The Good – The sale of Roman Pavlyuchenko for £8million, and the loan departures of Sebasti
