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Crafty Cockney character who is East London born and bred and grew up in the ‘West Ham Way’. Began his Football League managerial career at Bournemouth but returned to Upton Park in July 1992 (two months after the club were relegated from the top flight) to become assistant to former Hammers team-mate Billy Bonds. They won promotion to the Premiership at the end of Harry’s first season in tandem with Bonzo. ‘H’ took sole charge of the team in August 1994. Media-friendly Harry enjoyed a reputation as a shrewd wheeler-dealer in the transfer market, picking up bargains and selling them on for good profit. In an era of grossly inflated transfer fees. Smashed the British transfer record when selling home-grown Rio Ferdinand for an astonishing £18m in November 2000. After surviving near relegation in 1996-97, Harry recovered well to lead Hammers to eighth place in 1997-98 and fifth place a year later - our highest position for 13 years - and a return to serious European competition for the first time since 1981. Regardless of success of failure on the field, under Harry Redknapp, West Ham United maintained its tradition for playing attacking, entertaining football. However, the team’s failure to progress and subsequent brush with relegation towards the end of the campaign led to Harry coming under fire from many fans, and just days after the club’s Premiership survival had been secured with a 3-0 victory over Southampton, the shock announcement was made that Harry would be leaving Upton Park, after almost seven years in charge.
Appointed Manager 10th August 1994
Overall League Record:
P:265 W:94 D:71 L:104 F:324 A:353
Honours:
UEFA Intertoto Cup Winners 1999
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Adrian Whitbread
John Moncur
Don Hutchison
Tony Cottee
Julian Dicks
Michael Hughes
Marc Rieper
Simon Webster
Leeds United - Sub 69mins
Norwich City
Newcastle United
Liverpool
Southampton
Queens Park Rangers
Leeds United
Blackburn Rovers
20th August 1994
27th August 1994
31st August 1994
10th September 1994
22nd October 1994
4th December 1994
10th December 1994
30th April 1995
Upton Park
Carrow Road
Upton Park
Anfield
Upton Park
Loftus Road
Elland Road
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
1994-95 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP replaces Billy Bonds 10th August 1994
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Stan Lazaridis
Iain Dowie
Les Sealey
John Harkes
Neil Finn
Frank Lampard Jnr.
Dani Da Cruz Carvalho
Slaven Bilic
Ilie Dumitrescu
Mark Watson
Rio Ferdinand
Leeds United
Nottingham Forest
Chelsea
Chelsea
Arsenal - Sub
Sheffield Wednesday
Manchester City
Coventry City
Nottingham Forest - Sub
Tottenham Hotspur
Middlesbrough
Queens Park Rangers - Sub
Sheffield Wednesday
19th August 1995
26th August 1995
11th September 1995
11th September 1995
16th September 1995
28th October 1995
1st January 1996
31st January 1996
3rd February 1996
12th February 1996
9th March 1996
27th April 1996
5th May 1996
Upton Park
City Ground
Upton Park
Upton Park
Highbury
Hillsborough
Maine Road
Upton Park
Upton Park
White Hart Lane
Upton Park
Loftus Road
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
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Carling Premiership
1995-96 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP
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Steve Jones
Paulo Futre (Loan)
Mark Bowen
Florin Raducioiu
Steve Mautone
Hugo Porfirio (Loan)
Mike Newell (Loan)
Paul Kitson
John Hartson
Emmanuel Omoyinmi
Richard Hall
Steve Lomas
Lee Boylan
Arsenal
Coventry City
Southampton
Southampton - Sub
Barnet
Liverpool
Chelsea
Derby County
Derby County
Leeds United
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough
Sheffield Wednesday
17th August 1996
21st August 1996
24th August 1996
24th August 1996
18th September 1996
29th September 1996
21st December 1996
15th February 1997
15th February 1997
1st March 1997
9th April 1997
9th April 1997
3rd May 1997
Highbury
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Under Hill
Upton Park
Stamford Bridge
Baseball Ground
Baseball Ground
Elland Road
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Coca-Cola Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
1996-97 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP
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Eyal Berkovic
David Terrier (Loan)
David Unsworth
Ian Pearce
Andy Impey
Ian Moore (Loan)
Craig Forrest
Samassi Abou
Paulo Alves (Loan)
Lee Hodges
Trevor Sinclair
Bernard Lama (Loan)
Scott Mean
Barnsley
Barnsley - Sub
Everton
Newcastle United
Liverpool
Southampton
Aston Villa
Chelsea
Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur
Everton
Arsenal
Leeds United
9th August 1997
9th August 1997
23rd August 1997
20th September 1997
27th September 1997
4th October 1997
15th October 1997
9th November 1997
29th November 1997
17th January 1998
31st January 1998
2nd March 1998
30th March 1998
Oakwell Ground
Oakwell
Goodison Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
The Dell
Upton Park
Stamford Bridge
Upton Park
White Hart Lane
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Coca-Cola Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
1997-98 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP
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Shaka Hislop
Neil Ruddock
Ian Wright
Javier Margas
Marc Keller
Joe Cole
Scott Minto
Marc-Vivien Foe
Paolo Di Canio
Gavin Holligan
Chris Coyne
Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday
Coventry City
Liverpool
Swansea City
Sheffield Wednesday
Wimbledon
Wimbledon - Sub 72mins
Liverpool
Leeds United
15th August 1998
15th August 1998
15th August 1998
29th August 1998
12th September 1998
2nd January 1999
16th January 1999
30th January 1999
30th January 1999
20th February 1999
1st May 1999
Hillsborough
Hillsborough
Hillsborough
Highfield Road
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Selhurst Park
Selhurst Park
Anfield
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
F.A. Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
1998-99 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP
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Rob Jones (Trialist)
Michael Carrick
Paulo Wanchope
Stuart Pearce
Igor Stimac
Adam Newton
Gary Charles
Shaun Byrne
Stephen Bywater
Sasa Ilic (Loan)
Frederic Kanoute
Ian Feuer (Loan)
F.C. Jokerit
F.C. Jokerit - Sub
SC Heerenveen
Tottenham Hotspur
Watford
Coventry City
Birmingham City
Newcastle United
Bradford City
Everton
Wimbledon
Derby County
24th July 1999
24th July 1999
28th July 1999
7th August 1999
11th September 1999
25th September 1999
30th November 1999
3rd January 2000
12th February 2000
26th February 2000
26th March 2000
15th April 2000
Helsinki
Helsinki
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Highfield Road
St Andrews
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
Pride Park
Intertoto Cup
Intertoto Cup
Intertoto Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Worthington Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
1999-00 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP
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Nigel Winterburn
Davor Suker
Christian Bassila (loan)
Jermain Defoe
Kaba Diawara (loan)
Rigobert Song
Titi Camara
Hannu Tihinen (loan)
Christian Dailly
Sebastien Schemmel
Ragnvald Soma
Svetoslav Todorov
Hayden Foxe
Chelsea
Chelsea
Manchester United
Walsall
Coventry City
Sheffield Wednesday
Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic - Sub 86mins
Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic
Manchester United
Liverpool
Everton
19th August 2000
19th August 2000
26th August 2000
19th September 2000
23rd September 2000
29th November 2000
26th December 2000
26th December 2000
22nd January 2001
22nd January 2001
28th January 2001
3rd March 2001
31st March 2001
Stamford Bridge
Stamford Bridge
Upton Park
Bescot Stadium
Highfield Road
Upton Park
Upton Park
Upton Park
The Valley
The Valley
Old Trafford
Anfield
Upton Park
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Worthington Cup
Carling Premiership
Worthington Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
F.A. Cup
Carling Premiership
Carling Premiership
2000-01 Season : HARRY REDKNAPP