Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has dismissed suggestions he is being lined up to return to West Ham, but admits he has received some offers.

The pressure is seemingly on Hammers boss Alan Curbishley at Upton Park and he is one of the early favourites to be the first Premier League boss to lose his job this season.

West Ham opened their league account on Saturday with a 2-1 win over Wigan, but despite that reports still insisted that the club were on the lookout for possible replacements.

Redknapp's name has been strongly linked with a return to the club he previously managed and played for.

But the Pompey chief, who shunned a move to Newcastle last year, insists he has no intentions of quitting the South Coast.

"I am not interested in going anywhere else," he is quoted by the Daily Star.

"I have had some offers before but I am happy where I am."

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