The star went on to reveal that getting up before Sandra was no easy feat, as she wakes up at the crack of dawn every day. I'll be watching the football, Sandra will be halfway through the soaps and that's when the problems start Harry Redknapp. Countryfile viewers distracted by Ellie Harrison's appearance. He explained: "Dinner could end up in the dustbin if I'm not careful.
He said: "I took her a cup of tea up in bed. Len Goodman finds it 'difficult' to watch Strictly Come Dancing. You couldn't not admire him. A man with the focus to engineer a comfortable league win and still have a laugh when he was due to give what could turn out to be the most important performance of his life later in the day. Even Mandaric, who had remained polite if reserved throughout the trial, seemed to be infected by the party spirit.
When he returned to the dock, his cross-examination complete, he pretended to throttle Redknapp. Redknapp slapped him on the back and grinned. On why had he called the Monaco bank account Rosie47? She was a lovely dog, and is the year of my birth.
It was like a security code. Did he remember signing the form allowing Mandaric to transfer money out of his account to the US? To be honest, we were playing Man United later that day and I was more worried about marking David Beckham. He told me it had been a total disaster. Everything had been lost and he'd try again. To be honest, I never thought about the account again until years later.
He didn't tell me the truth. The only time Redknapp cracked was when he snapped at the police officer who had led the dawn raids on his house and was sitting with the prosecution team.
The picture that emerged wasn't just of a happy-go-lucky, disorganised business arrangement between friends; it was of another world, the world of football, where large sums of money are the norm for the very successful. And that was the essence of the defence's closing speeches.
They were good questions to ask in response to the prosecution's closing remarks that the News of the World tape was "perhaps the most important and compelling evidence in this case". As the verdict was announced, Jamie Redknapp's eyes reddened as he struggled to contain his emotions.
Even by the seldom conventional standards of the professional football world, the saga of bonuses, offshore bank accounts and a beloved bulldog that has unfolded in the sober confines of Southwark crown court over the last three weeks has been a remarkable one. As well as lessons in the minutiae of international banking and glimpses of Premier League power play, the jury of eight men and four women has been treated to tales of a lanky but "still growing" striker named Peter Crouch ; a young tech entrepreneur called Steve Jobs ; and a News of the World reporter who was threatened with the unusual penalty of having his bollocks sued off.
Scarcely less eclectic were the places mentioned during the proceedings in court, from the mountains of Croatia to a booming Silicon Valley, from the impoverished East End of London to expensive property developments in Portugal, and from the beach at Monaco to a Little Chef outside Portsmouth.
Although the two men sat side by side as defendants, the gaze of both public and press fell not on the self-made Serbian-American tycoon Milan Mandaric, but on Henry James Redknapp , better known as Harry — or 'Arry, depending on your paper of choice. The fascination with Redknapp is not difficult to fathom. The year-old Tottenham Hotspur boss, who has been a compelling and controversial figure in English football management for more than three decades, appeared to be exactly the same man in the dock as he is in the dugout and on the TV screen.
Whether smiling and gesticulating at Mandaric or sidling over to the press bench to chat and joke with reporters before the proceedings began, Redknapp remained jovial and relaxed for the majority of his time in court.
Stepping into the witness box appeared only to magnify his personality: the Harry Redknapp who gave hours of evidence was by turns funny and menacing, sarcastic and defensive, modest and arrogant, petulant and charismatic. At the beginning of the trial, the court was told that Redknapp felt he was all too often made a convenient cockney scapegoat for the sins of others. His plaintive assertion — "if there's any mud to be thrown, I seem to be on the end of it for some reason" — was supported by a friend who had once apparently told him: "Harry, I can't believe it's always you.
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