QPR boss Harry Redknapp has decried all the knocks on his door from players wanting to leave.
In the week Adel Taraabt and Loic Remy started season-long loans back in the Premier League, the manager admitted there were still more angling for a move back to the top flight.
“It’s a nonsense,’ he said. “If they’d played better last year they wouldn’t be in the Championship.
“But there’s a good atmosphere around the place and there are one or two lads still going to leave. The dressing room is all-important – If you’ve got that, you’ve got a chance.”
However, he insisted there would be no mass exodus to Fulham after three more besides Taarabt were linked with a move down the Fulham Palace Road.
Ali Faurlin, Esteban Granero, and Stephane Mbia have all been linked with the Whites, although the manager reckons he's keen to hang on to the first two.
Harry said: “Suddenly can’t see Fulham taking all the players. Ali started well, and with Granero here too they’re not players who are desperate to leave.”
