By Simon Sinclair
16 Jun 2011 17:07:00
Harry Redknapp, manager of Tottenham Hotspur
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Harry Redknapp believes all three of this year’s promoted sides from the Championship have a good chance of keeping their Premier League status next season.
QPR, Norwich and Swansea will find out their Premier League fixtures tomorrow as they look to emulate the success of last year’s promoted sides Newcastle United and West Brom who both finished last season in mid-table.
The Spurs boss thinks all the teams have good managers which will stand them in good stead and he has been impressed with the football they have displayed in the Championship.
Redknapp told Tottenham’s official website:”I think they’ll all be interesting teams and they will all try to play good football.
“Neil Warnock has done a fantastic job at QPR to get them up, he’s been around, knows the game inside-out and I’m sure they’ll have a real go next season.
“Swansea have played some fantastic football. Brendan Rodgers has also done a great job there and got the best out of those lads especially Scott Sinclair, who has scored goals and looks a good player.
“I’m sure they will be a decent side again and it will be interesting to see how they shape up in the Premier League.
“Norwich, again, what a job Paul Lambert has done to get them into the Premier League.
“It’s a great club Norwich, great support, a good family club with a fantastic young manager.
“It will be interesting to see how they all get on and I think all three teams have got a chance of staying up.”