Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp says he would consider England job but no approach made by FA yet I think your focus has got to be on one job, you can't be going home thinking, 'Who's playing well in this situation?' I can't take my eye off the ball at Tottenham at the moment because we're looking to get Champions League football, we're still in the FA Cup and I owe it to them to continue to keep completely focused on the job I'm doing here. It wouldn't be fair to anybody here if I started to let my thoughts wander elsewhere. Who should be England's next manager? I've got good players and a great team and couldn't be happier in my work. Today marked Redknapp's return to work after a two and a half week court case in which he was cleared on two counts of tax evasion. Redknapp admitted the process had drained him and he had been looking forward to a few days rest. Events at Wembley have mitigated against that, however, though he insisted he was happier today than he had been for some time. It's great to be back. [The pressure of the court case] knocked me for six. I went down with the flu these last days but feel good today. Asked if he would have handled the John Terry captaincy issue any differently to Capello, Redknapp said: "Difficult one ... you're trying to lose me the job before I've even got it!"