'I would have walked there' - Redknapp on Leeds job

Harry Redknapp says he wouldn't have been able to turn down the manager's job at Leeds if he was offered it after Jesse Marsch was sacked.

Leeds' then-Under 21 coach Michael Skubala was named caretaker manager after Marsch's exit, before the appointment of Javi Gracia.

On rumours he was interested in the vacancy, Redknapp told Kammy & Ben's Proper Football Podcast: "Listen, I would have walked there. I'll be truthful. But if someone actually asked me, I say to you, my life's good, I'm happy but you know if there was, I would take it.

"I wouldn't be able to say no, honestly. If someone come along and said, 'Harry, would you come and manage us?' I'm sure I would have dived headfirst like I've always done, you know, and think about it after and realise I should never done that.

"But that never happened. I was never in the running for that job anyway."

On what his wife Sandra would have said, Redknapp added: "She'd just go, 'It's up to you, Harry.' My missus is so placid... she would never interfere."

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