Chris Ramsey has been named Queens Park Rangers’ manager on a
permanent basis after taking over as a caretaker following Harry
Redknapp’s departure.
Redknapp resigned last week
to attend to his imminent knee surgery and Ramsey in his first game in
charge of the R’s guided them to a first away win at Sunderland.
QPR Chairman Tony Fernandes said Ramsey “has impressed everyone here
in his short time in charge and I firmly believe he is the right man …
to lead us until the end of the season.”
Chris Ramsey Won His First Away Game in Charge of QPR. Image: Getty.
Fernandes said club officials spoke to several other interested
candidates, but that “none of them were right to take the club forward
at this time for a variety of reasons.”
The announcement makes Ramsey the only current black manager in the English top flight.
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