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Monday, September 28, 1998 Published at 10:12 GMT 11:12 UK
Sport: Football
Dowie replaces Harford as QPR boss
Ray Harford: Resigned after one win out of nine games
Ray Harford has quit as manager of First Division strugglers Queens Park Rangers, the club has announced.
Harford, who left West Brom in the middle of last season to join the QPR, has steered the Loftus Road outfit to just one victory from nine games this season.
The club, second-bottom in the First Division, have appointed Northern Ireland international striker Iain Dowie as caretaker manager.
A statement from the club said: "Ray felt at this difficult time it was in the club's best interests he should step down.
"The board intend to advertise the position of manager and will be hoping to interview a shortlist of candidates over the next two weeks."
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