LOOTING CONTINUES IN TOTTENHAM

Spurs crashed to their biggest home defeat for eight years as Manchester City won 5-1.

Yesterday was not only conclusive proof of the massive gap in class that now lies between Tottenham and the Gulf-oil billionaires of City.

This astonishing away display illustrated that Roberto Mancini has bought a team capable of winning the title and one which has replaced Italian negativity with a flash of Barcelona style.

And Redknapp claimed Modric was not 'right in the head' amid reports of a new £40million bid from Chelsea.

Redknapp said: "His head's been turned. It's probably been turned again last night.

"Anyone who thinks Luka is not being told what's going on is dreaming. Something happened last night, I don't know what. He was OK to play yesterday morning.