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Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp played down talk of a Spurs title challenge, after his side drew 1-1 at home to Wolves on Saturday afternoon. Spurs are still in touch with the top two in 3rd place, but Redknapp rued the two points lost today.
Wolverhampton Wanderers made life difficult for Tottenham today, as Roger Johnson gave the away side the lead at White Hart Lane.<br />
Redknapp said after the game that, whilst a title challenge is still mathmatically possible; he has ambitions for a top four place instead.<br />
Harry said: "I've never said to anybody that we are going to win the league. If we can get a Champions League position again, it will be great for us.<br />
"Today it wouldn't quite drop for us but we're still on a great run. Man City and Man United will be red hot favourites but, if we have a fantastic run in the second half like we have had in the first half of the season, it could happen."
Written by Samuel Turnbull
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