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Reaction from Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp and Stoke City boss Mark Hughes after the two sides draw 2-2 in the English Premier League.

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SOUNDBITE (English) Harry Redknapp, Queens Park Rangers boss: (On picking up points at home)

"It's going to be important, but I think we've got to pick up points away from home as well. The two away games, it's difficult. OK, we got well beat, but you played Tottenham and [Manchester] United, not two games that you look at at the start of the seasons and think we're going to go there and get points or get three points. They are very difficult games, not many people are going to get points at them places. Certainly there are other games with teams that are around us that we've got to look to win."

SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Hughes, Stoke City boss:  (On Niko Kranjcar's equaliser)

"When you give somebody of that ability a chance centrally in the middle of the goals, there's a danger he may well have the ability to score and that was the case. To lose two of the three points that's disappointing because I think our performance was good enough for maximum points today. But it's another point on the road, I think we've been good this year. We keep on picking up points which was a struggle last year. All-in-all that is the positive. There's a little bit of a feeling that we didn't quite get what we deserved."