Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp could be the next casualty in an ever increasing line of Managerial departures.
Rumours are suggesting that the Loftus Road club are becoming frustrated at the clubs current run of form, and Redknapp may be in a battle against time at the club.
Rangers are currently fourth in the Skybet Championship, and the Hoops have lost their last four League games, with the latest one in a 1-0 defeat against London rivals Charlton Athletic, at the Valley.
The defeat leaves Redknapp’s stuttering men seven points adrift of second-placed Burnley, with Saturday’s visit of Leeds to Loftus Road possibly key to deciding Redknapp’s fate.
Broadsheet Newspaper, The Times, have suggested that Tony Fernandes may act quick and bring in Michael Laudrup to Loftus Road.
Laudrup was recently sacked by Swansea City, after two years at the Liberty Stadium, guiding the side to a League Cup victory.
The Dane was dismissed from his post in rather harsh circumstances, considering his achievements in South Wales, and with QPR losing ground on the top two, it is certainly squeaky bum time for Redknapp and Fernandes, with Q.P.R considered at the start of the season, as runaway League favourites.
By Ben Reardon
@BenReardon1
