3. Harry Redknap – Queens Park Rangers
Not only one of the best in the Premier League but also one of the best in the world but has not been on point for a few years now as he has been in charge of Queens Park Rangers. After the sacking of Mark Hughes as manager of the Rangers a day later Harry Redknap was appointed as the manager of queens park Rangers, his first game in charge was a 0-0 draw away at Sunderland. Redknap earned his first win as Queens Park Rangers manager against Fulham his team winning 2-1 that day to mark his first victory as manager of the London Club.
He led QPR to a 1-0 win against the reigning European Champions Chelsea to mark his first away win as manager and QPR‘s first victory over Chelsea since 1979.
with 3 games left of the 12/13 season Queens Park Rangers were relegated from the Premier League to the football Championship, after a single season in the Championship Queens Park Rangers where promoted to the Premier League. The poor run of form in the Premier League did not stop for the Rangers. On 3 February Harry Redknap resigned as manager for Queens Park Rangers after an imminent knee operation and he said he could not give 100% for the club and it would be best if someone else took charge of the club.
