Harry Redknapp is back to Premier League again, and this time not easy to what he will do but just man like him  saves of this situation Queens Park Rangers.

The Rs moved quickly to get their man, having begun talks with the former Tottenham boss on the same day as firing the Welshman. The 65-year-old will watch Saturday’s game against Manchester United from the stands before taking charge on Monday.

“I’m delighted to be back in the managerial hotseat at QPR. I can’t wait to get started,” Redknapp told the club’s official website.

“When I spoke to the shareholders and they told me about their plans I knew this was too good an opportunity to turn down.

“There’s no doubt there’s a lot of ability in the squad but, for one reason or another, things haven’t gone as well as everyone expected since the start of the season. I can’t wait to get to work and get the results necessary to kick-start our season.”

The Rs are still searching for their first win of the season, with only four points from their first 12 league games, but Redknapp has experience in turning clubs around, with the Englishman establishing Tottenham as a top-four team after taking over in 2008 when the club had two points from eight matches.

QPR chairman Tony Fernandes declared: “Harry was our No.1 target, the unanimous choice of the board, and we’re delighted we’ve been able to attract him to the club.
“He has a proven track record in the Premier League and has all the characteristics we were looking for to get us out of the current situation we find ourselves in.