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Harry Redknapp banned grandkids from QPR game because of "abuse"

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Harry Redknapp reveals that he banned his grandchildren from attending QPR's game against Southampton in September due to the "abuse" he receives from the terraces.




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Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp has revealed that he banned his grandchildren from attending a recent match because of the "abuse" he suffers from opposing fans.

The 67-year-old stopped his son Jamie's boys Charles, eight, and Beau, six, from heading to Southampton to watch QPR's 2-1 defeat back in September.

"I recently wouldn't let my grandchildren, who are six and eight, come to see QPR at Southampton because I didn't want for them to hear me called a cunt for the whole game," Redknapp told FourFourTwo magazine.

In the Premier League, QPR moved out of the relegation zone following Saturday's 2-0 win over Burnley.

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