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Champions League setback not to blame: Redknapp

Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp believes he would have been sacked even if Spurs had qualified for next season's Champions League.

Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, seen here in April 2012, believes he would have been sacked even if Spurs had qualified for next season's Champions League.

Redknapp's four-year spell at White Hart Lane, during which he took the club into Europe's premier club competition for the first time, came to an abrupt end early Thursday morning following a meeting with chairman Daniel Levy.

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