Redknapp takes Central Coast Mariners consultancy job
A-League club Central Coast Mariners will benefit from the experience of former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp next season.

Harry Redknapp will work for Central Coast Mariners as a consultant next season, the A-League club have confirmed.
Former Tottenham boss Redknapp has been out of full-time management since leaving QPR in April last year, but took on a position as a football advisor at Championship outift Derby County last month.
The experienced Englishman also took charge of Jordan for two World Cup qualifiers in March, which ended in an 8-0 win over Bangladesh and a 5-1 defeat to Australia.
And Redknapp wlll spend some of the 2016-17 A-League campaign in Australia, with Mariners owner Mike Charlesworth announcing the news at the club's end-of-season awards ceremony on Friday.
Harry Redknapp will visit during the 16/17 season. Welcome, ‘Arry April 29, 2016
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