Redknapp leaves Tottenham
Harry Redknapp has left as job as Tottenham manager.
Rumours continue over Redknapp's future
Newspapers report that Harry Redknapp could be on his way out of Tottenham.
Redknapp: 'I'll never manage England'
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp says his chance to manage the national side has gone.
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QPR manager could face motoring charge trial
Football manager Harry Redknapp could face a trial after pleading not guilty to two motoring offences.
The Queens Park Rangers manager is accused of speeding at 38mph in a 30mph zone on The Avenue in Poole, Dorset, on October 23 last year.
He has also been charged with failing to supply the driver's identity as required under The Road Traffic Act.
Redknapp did not attend a hearing at Bournemouth Magistrates' Court where Jonathan Morrissey, defending, entered not guilty pleas on his behalf.
A spokeswoman for the Crown Prosecution Service confirmed that Redknapp, who lives in Sandbanks, Poole, had been charged with the two offences.
The Bournemouth Echo reported that Charles Nightingale, prosecuting, told the court Redknapp had not been able to ascertain whether he or wife Sandra had been driving the domestically-registered vehicle at the time of the alleged offences.
It said the trial could be dropped if the information is provided.
Crunch weekend for QPR
Time is running out for QPR if they want to stay in the Premier League.
Their chairman Tony Fernandes has said he wants Harry Redknapp to stay as manager even if they do go down.
But Redknapp thinks that his team need to beat their fellow strugglers Wigan on Sunday:
A defeat at the weekend would put the west London strugglers at least eight points from safety.
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Redknapp says chairman Fernandes should stay at QPR
QPR Manager Harry Redknapp has said he hopes chairman Tony Fernandes stays at the club. The businessman tweeted yesterday that he would leave if he couldn't fix the team's problems - QPR are currently bottom of the Premier League.
Redknapp on Loic Remy signing
Striker Loic Remy was finally unveiled at QPR after signing from Marseille. Manager Harry Redknapp said he had been pursuing the French international for some time.
Redknapp "It's nice to be back"
Harry Redknapp says he has a big challenge ahead of him, but that's it's nice to be back in football. Speaking at his first press conference as manager of QPR, he told journalists the players had to take responsibility and play better.
Redknapp to be unveiled as QPR manager
HarryRedknapp will be officially unveiled as manager of QPR this morning at a press conference at the QPR Training Ground in Harlington.
The QueensPark Rangers have signed him on a two and a half year contract after he was dismissed from Tottenham in June.
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Harry Redknapp hired by QPR
Queens Park Rangers have appointed Harry Redknapp as their new manager on a two-and-a-half year contract.
The 65-year-old will watch his new team from the stands when Rangers play Manchester United at Old Trafford in the Premier League later.
It comes after Mark Hughes was sacked amid fiery scenes at the club`s Harlington HQ.
QPR Chief Exec not sure if Redknapp will be next manager
The QPR Chief Executive Philip Beard has said it was "too early to say" if Harry Redknapp will be the club's next manager. He spoke briefly to the media as he left Loftus Road this evening.
Redknapp leaves Tottenham
Harry Redknapp has left as job as Tottenham manager.
Read the full storyRumours continue over Redknapp's future
Newspapers report that Harry Redknapp could be on his way out of Tottenham.
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