QPR would be ‘silly’ to sack Redknapp says Kevin Gallen.

Harry Redknapp is the right manager to keep Queens Park Rangers in the Premier League, believes Kevin Gallen.

There have been rumours the 67-year-old ex-Tottenham boss could be facing the sack in the coming days after going six games without a win, including a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United on Saturday.

But former Super Hoops striker Gallen believes it would be a foolish move to dismiss him from his role at Loftus Road with no obvious contender to replace him.

“To get the sack after losing at home to Manchester United is a little bit harsh,” he told the Weekend Sports Breakfast.

“Who is going to be better than Harry Redknapp [at keeping Queens Park Rangers up]? With all the experience that he has had over the years I think it’s a bit silly to replace a man of Harry’s quality.

“I want him to stay. I don’t think there is anyone better.”

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