One last push, in the non-childbirth sense

By Pauls Apart on Mar 6, 09 10:25 PM

Beating Tottenham tomorrow would give me great pleasure for many reasons.

First, it would see us pull away to a comfortable distance from the mags and the rabble at the bottom.

But it would also allow us to bask in the glory of beating Harry - one of football's most misunderstood men.

Why, oh why, is the man so well respected?

Ok he's done well at Pompey and fathered one of the most lovably inane football pundits of all time in Jamie (my favourite of his quotes was on Wayne Rooney who, according to a salivating Jamie had the "touch of a baby and the strength of an ox".)

Harry spends half his time talking about players at rival clubs in an attempt to unsettle them, Kenwynne being one of the latest examples.

Perfect day tomorrow: 4-0 with a Kenwynne getting all four and celebrating in front of Harry every time.

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