Redknapp: QPR survival would be my greatest achievement

Harry Redknapp says helping QPR stave off relegation would be the greatest achievement of his long career.

Redknapp: QPR survival would be my greatest achievement
Mon, 03 Dec, 2012 - 07:42

Harry Redknapp says helping QPR stave off relegation would be the greatest achievement of his long career.

The 65-year-old was appointed at the Loftus Road helm a week-and-a-half ago with the remit of keeping the Hoops in the Premier League.

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