Redknapp looks to recreate Portsmouth atmosphere at QPR Wednesday, November 28, 2012 7:19 AM QPR manager Harry Redknapp has called on his side to make Loftus Road like Portsmouthâs ground Fratton Park after their 0-0 draw at Sunderland. CommentsEmailPrint. To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in. .. Julio Cesar did well to block Steven Fletcherâs first-half shot and, after he failed to return after the break, replacement Rob Green produced a fine-one-handed save to repel the same manâs goal-bound header. Rangers will return to action on Saturday when they entertain Aston Villa, and Redknapp is hoping the home fans can recreate the kind of atmosphere that their Portsmouth counterparts did at Fratton Park during his time there. He said: âWe have got a big game on Saturday now with Villa. We have got to make Loftus Road a little bit like Portsmouth used to be. âWe made that a tough place to go. Itâs the same type of stadium, a small stadium, intimidating and if we can show the fans that we are going to have a real go and they get behind us, then it can be a tough place to come.â Sunderland left the pitch once again to the sound of boos from their own supporters, and manager Martin OâNeill admitted his players had to overcome the anxiety from the stands. He said: âItâs a sign of character, really, as much as anything else. You have to play the ball that you choose and not the one that the crowd want you to play. âBut ours wouldnât be the only crowd getting anxious about things.â
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Play up Pompey - Pompey play up Such musical genius and the subtlety of the lyrics is way above the heads of us Ranger's fans. But I predict LR will be an oppressive place for the Villa players on Saturday