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But Redknapp remains defiant, while admitting the challenge of claiming a place among Europe's elite will only become greater and accepts Spurs must sign new players if they are to remain in contention.

Greer admitted the challenge of marking Bayern Munich and Poland striker Robert Lewandowski was a big test.

But Roberts will turn 47 this month, and he admitted that the challenge of keeping up with today's long-hitting youngsters has begun to wear on him.

It said that, for example, less than 2% of surplus bread is sent to AD. Fearnley-Whittingstall admitted that the challenge of tackling food waste was a bigger one than his previous 'Fish Fight' series.

And Barker himself admitted it was the challenge of working in the intense environment of Fratton Park that attracted him to Pompey.

The former Santos forward will join Barcelona in the next month and admitted he enjoyed the challenge of playing against his future team-mates.

SAP executives have admitted they underestimated the challenge of creating a competitive SaaS offering, and they are relatively late to the party compared with hosted business software products from companies like NetSuite.

"Instead of admitting the obvious challenges caused by the rise in the number of elderly people, the fall in the number of people of working age and the eventual decline in North Sea oil, the Nationalists have reverted to type.

"There's plenty of companies that don't want to take on the challenge of a Cunningham dance," Lent admits.

Stuart Lancaster admits his squad face the challenge of their lives to avoid being remembered as the least successful England team in Rugby World Cup history.

I am confident that the heads of schools such as Eton and Winchester would welcome the challenge of admitting, say, 20% of their intake from such backgrounds.Robert Walls Camberley, SurreySIR – Events held by Oxford and Cambridge have so emphasised their focus on state-school applications that my daughter's classmates at her fee-paying school are looking elsewhere.