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Published 10:54 3 Sept 2015 BST
Updated 10:54 3 Sept 2015 BST

Redknapp's QPR side ran the Reds close in their 3-2 defeat last season, and the former Spurs boss thinks Brendan Rodgers's team have only got worse since then.
Describing the Reds as "a pretty ordinary team" without star man Philippe Coutinho, he suggested they were lucky to beat Bournemouth and described them as looking "weak everywhere".
"It doesn't look well-balanced to me," he added. "It just doesn't look like a team that's going to be in the top four, to me."
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