Rate 19, 2013 11:14:00 PM The west London team are 10 items from protection with five Premier League games remaining however the 66-year-old insists his side still have an opportunity of survival QPR chef Harry Redknapp feels the membership may still avoid this year to the drop - despite being 10 points adrift of safety with five Premier League games left to play. Redknapp's men number Stoke City on Saturday in need of a gain to improve their expectations of survival. Meanwhile, Tony Pulis' side are three things clear of the fall zone but have played a game title a lot more than 18th-placed Wigan. "We need four wins and a draw from the last five games to really have a chance," Redknapp told reporters. "It is just a tall order but we will carry on. We are still perhaps not down. There's no way we're stopping on this season yet. "The people that own QPR are good people. They're seeking to begin to see the work through on the coming years. They are getting every thing in place to force the team on." Redknapp acknowledged Pulis' effect at Stoke and insists his side's conflict at Loftus Road will soon be difficult. "Tony has been doing a great work there," Redknapp said. "They experienced a poor little work, but he's done a good job. It'll be described as a difficult game for all of us, we know that." Redknapp included.
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