Harry Redknapp has categorically denied the rumors in recent days that they wanted a break between the coach and the Tottenham midfielder Lennon following the failure to use the player against Real Madrid: "I have no problems whatsoever with Aaron - Redknapp said today Speaking to Sky Sports -. The boy was not well enough to play.
I asked him two or three minutes before kick-off, sat and had a pretty face, I said 'I do not have forces' and I said 'What do you think you can give?', He told me said five or ten minutes. He had a virus and was sick, I could not let him play. "
I asked him two or three minutes before kick-off, sat and had a pretty face, I said 'I do not have forces' and I said 'What do you think you can give?', He told me said five or ten minutes. He had a virus and was sick, I could not let him play. "
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