Harry Redknapp has described being found not guilty of tax evasion in 2012 as a feeling greater than winning every title in football.
But a decade on, the former football manager still considers the trial linked to alleged bonus payments during his time at Portsmouth as a “very scary time” when he considered the possibility of jail.
In a new book published today by the former manager and his wife Sandra, the 74-year-old recalls the moment he learnt of the verdict at Southwark Crown Court in February 2012. Redknapp also details complaining about a detective, Mr David Manley, “intimidating him” during cross-examination - leading to the judge giving the officer a warning to "move or leave the court."
