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Harry Redknapp believes there is a chance his QPR side can cause an upset when they play high-flying Manchester United on Saturday.
The R’s go into the Premier League clash rock bottom of the table, seven points from safety while their opponents enjoy a huge 12 point lead of second-placed Manchester City.
However, having seen his side beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and drawing with his old employers Tottenham Redknapp is confident his side can earn a positive result against Alex Ferguson’s side.
“You can’t predict results,” he said. “We’re playing Chelsea away on the back of being smashed to pieces by Liverpool.
What’s the score going to be you might ask? 3-0, and 4-0 to them? I was surprised as you were.
“We then play Tottenham at home who’ve beaten everybody away and have scored in all away games – and they don’t score against us.
“Against Man City who are champions, we get another great point and then another at West Ham, which is a hard place to go,” he continued.
“So we’re just as capable of getting something against Man United as anyone else.”
by: Cian O'Callaghan, February 19, 2013
The R’s go into the Premier League clash rock bottom of the table, seven points from safety while their opponents enjoy a huge 12 point lead of second-placed Manchester City.
However, having seen his side beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and drawing with his old employers Tottenham Redknapp is confident his side can earn a positive result against Alex Ferguson’s side.
“You can’t predict results,” he said. “We’re playing Chelsea away on the back of being smashed to pieces by Liverpool.
What’s the score going to be you might ask? 3-0, and 4-0 to them? I was surprised as you were.“We then play Tottenham at home who’ve beaten everybody away and have scored in all away games – and they don’t score against us.
“Against Man City who are champions, we get another great point and then another at West Ham, which is a hard place to go,” he continued.
“So we’re just as capable of getting something against Man United as anyone else.”
by: Cian O'Callaghan, February 19, 2013
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