Harry Redknapp. (Photo by Tom Dulat/Getty Images)
Harry Redknapp has admitted he would rather quit than manage “a bunch of toe-rags”, targeting team spirit as central to QPR’s Premier League survival mission.
Promoted Rangers open their league campaign by hosting Hull City at Loftus Road on Saturday, with the Rangers boss hailing the club’s dressing-room atmosphere.
And he believes QPR are far better equipped to cope with Premier League life after one term out of the top-flight.
“Coming up last year lifted everyone’s spirits,” said Redknapp.
“I think any manager, you walk in and get people you know will be good lads, want to play and do a good job.
“You bring in good lads that won’t be a minute’s problem.
“I think all you want every day when you come to work, you want to come in and see a good bunch of lads.
“You don’t want to walk in and see a bunch of toe-rags, life’s too short, I’d rather pack up and go home.
“If someone’s getting 35 or 40 grand a week and moaning every day, I don’t need that.
“These lads, I look forward to seeing them, and that’s what keeps me going.”
http://www.london24.com/sport/football/clubs/qpr/harry_redknapp_lifts_the_lid_on_qpr_s_team_spirit_1_3729490
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