Tottenham Believe Arry Knows How To Beat United... Why?

Harry Redknapp’s teams have lost to United twice already this season, with United knocking Spurs out of the FA Cup as well as beating Portsmouth away from home, but apparently there is a belief in the Spurs’ camp than Redknapp has what it takes to get a win against United on Sunday.

Just what is Redknapp’s success rate against United anyway?

“The manager has been around a long time and he has some good scalps, especially those wins against Manchester United,” said Huddlestone. “Let’s hope Sunday will be another one. Hopefully, we will come out on top. Our League form this season has not been the best, but we’re a confident bunch of players. With the squad we’ve got, we’re confident we can perform. Ferguson has said he will play a similar team to the one that got them to Wembley, which means some of their younger players will be in the team. But they are all quality individuals.”

1994/1995
United 1 West Ham 0
West Ham 1 United 1

1995/1996
United 2 West Ham 1
West Ham 0 United 1

1996/1997
United 2 West Ham 0
West Ham 2 United 2

1997/1998
United 2 West Ham 1
West Ham 1 United 1

1998/1999
United 4 West Ham 1
West Ham 0 United 0

1999/2000
United 7 West Ham 1
West Ham 2 United 4

2000/2001
United 3 West Ham 1
West Ham 2 United 2
United 0 West Ham 1 (FA Cup)

2003/2004
United 3 Portsmouth 0
Portsmouth 1 United 0

2004/2005
United 3 Southampton 0
Southampton 1 United 2
United 4 Southampton 0 (FA Cup)

2005/2006
United 3 Portsmouth 0
Portsmouth 1 United 3

2006/2007
United 2 Portsmouth 1
Portsmouth 2 United 1
United 3 Portsmouth 0 (FA Cup)

2007/2008
United 2 Portsmouth 0
Portsmouth 1 United 1
United 0 Portsmouth 1 (FA Cup)

2008/2009
Portsmouth 0 United 1
Tottenham 0 United 0
United 2 Tottenham 1 (FA Cup)

Redknapp has played against United 31 times. He has won 3 times. That means he hasn’t won over 90% of the games he has played against us. Not a record Huddlestone needs to be bragging about.