The Manchester United manager on Friday dismissed suggestions that he is considering retirement as "absolute rubbish."
"I've no intention of retiring," the 68-year-old told reporters in response to media reports that he was considering leaving United at the end of next season.
"I've said time and time again, the only thing that determines my staying here is my health. Unfortunately for you lot I'm in rude health.
"I have to accept there's pressure in life. I can deal with it. I can deal with it."
Carlo Ancelotti's team are in action against Stoke on Sunday but United have to find a way past a Tottenham side that has beaten Arsenal and Chelsea in their last two matches.
"I think they are the best Tottenham team of my time.
"When I came down they had that team of (Glenn) Hoddle, (Chris) Waddle and Clive Allen scored 50-odd goals.
"His team has a lot of substance to it and I think Harry has done a great job. Games between our clubs are always lively and open and entertaining. We are teams that do the same things.
"After this there are only two games left. We can let Chelsea deal with their situation and we will deal with ours. I don't know if it's an advantage this time of year to play first or second."
"We would be the favourites now because we have two extra points. We need to pick up some good points still. Six points may be enough (to clinch fourth spot), it may not be. It's going to be close. It's a great end of the season," Redknapp told reporters at the Spurs training ground in Chigwell.
