Harry Redknapp: I'd Love Tottenham To End Manchester United's Unbeaten Run

Sequence can't go on forever, boss says.
Harry Redknapp believes that Manchester United's unbeaten league run will be ende as his Tottenham side look to take all three points when the sides meet on Sunday.

Spurs trail United by eight points and currently lie in forth place in what has been a great season for the North London side.

The league leaders are looking to emulate Arsenal's unbeaten success in the 2003/04 season, but Redknapp believes it is possible to overcome United's stronghold and hopes that his side can exploit the weaknesses of Sir Alex Ferguson's squad.

The Tottenham boss wrote in The Sun: "As good as they are I do not think they are good enough to go through the whole season unbeaten.

"Even if they win the Premier League title this season, Arsenal are the original invincibles and their record is going to stay intact.

"Of course, I'd love it if it will be my Tottenham team that ends United's unbeaten run on Sunday and we have a chance of doing it.

"It's not as if United are Barcelona or Real Madrid who are on another planet to everyone else.

"We can bring them down to earth and for the sake of the title race I bet everyone who doesn't support Man United will be hoping we do."

Redknapp admitted that he would not even think of asking new arrival and Manchester United hero David Beckham for tips on his old team.

He said: "We have had David Beckham training with us this week and he grew up at Old Trafford.

"But I wouldn't dream of asking him if he knows any secrets about his old club that could help us. It wouldn't be right."