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Paul Lewis: Nelsen earns his Spurs
www.nzherald.co.nz
[New Zealand Herald] - When prosecuter John Black QC asked Redknapp why he had told the reporter the money was a bonus (contradicting former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric's claim that it was an unrelated investment account) Redknapp said he wanted to get rid of him.
Redknapp 'condemned from own mouth,' says prosecutor
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
[Belfast Telegraph] - The 64-year-old listened at Southwark Crown Court while John Black QC said that Redknapp's interview with Rob Beasley, then a News of the World reporter, which has been played to the court during the trial, was "the most compelling and important
Google News: Redknapp 'condemned from his own mouth'
[Financial Times] - In his closing speech of a trial for tax evasion, John Black QC said the former Portsmouth football club manager's conversation with Rob Beasley, which the journalist taped and which has been played to the jury, was “the most important piece of
Guardian: Cruelly removing what appears to be the cornerstone of EBJT's raison d'etre
[The Guardian] - 'Arry Redknapp "condemned himself from his own mouth" when he described to a News of the World journalist the £ paid into his Monaco bank account as "a bonus", the jury in the Spurs manager's trial for tax evasion was told today by John Black QC
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