Jamie Redknapp

Midfielder

Jamie Frank Redknapp is an English former professional footballer who was active from 1989 until 2005. He is a pundit at Sky Sports and an editorial sports columnist at the Daily Mail. A technically skillful and creative midfielder with an excellent range of passing, he was also an accurate and powerful free-kick taker. He is best known for his time at Liverpool where he spent 11 years and was the captain in his last three seasons.

Career

• AFC Bournemouth 1989–1991
• Liverpool F.C. 1991–2002
• Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 2002–2005
• Southampton F.C. 2005–2005
• England national under-21 association football team 1993–1994
• England national association football B team 1994–1994
• England men's national association football team 1995–1999

Stories

• Webb backs Botman decision despite pundits' calls for red card
• Manzambi haunts Newcastle with winner for Aston Villa
• Do Premier League teams really need to run more to win matches?
• 'Top two - why not?' - Why Sangare turned down top clubs for Brentford
• Man Utd ‘begin process’ to replace Carrick with title-winning manager ‘open’ to job
• Michael Carrick disagrees with Sky Sports pundit's Man Utd claim after blowing win vs Tottenham
• Gary Neville Claims 2 Man Utd Players Should No Longer Start Together
• Boos, anguish & fading belief -'worrying day' for under-pressure Carrick
• Neville's Man Utd warning: 'Get a grip or face worrying few weeks'
• Man Utd Fans Drop Strong Verdict on Carlos Baleba's Debut vs Spurs
• Gary Neville lip reads Senne Lammens' X-rated message to Man Utd teammates
• Gary Neville’s business empire expands as he hires Liverpool, Man Utd and Tottenham legends