Harry Redknapp has revealed he was attacked with coins and verbally abused by Arsenal fans as he left the Emirates Stadium after the Gunners ' 4-1 win over Liverpool . Currently out of work after leaving his position at Queens Park Rangers , the former Tottenham boss was at the Emirates as a spectator on April 4 when some fans turned against him . Redknapp claims he had earlier signed autographs and posed for pictures with friendly supporters , but when he was stuck in traffic after the game , a group of supporters began abusing him . Harry Redknapp appeared on Sky Sports ' show The Fantasy Football Club with Paul Merson ( centre ) Redknapp is currently out of work after leaving his position as manager of Queens Park Rangers . Redknapp was at the Emirates to watch Arsenal breeze past Liverpool 4-1 in the Premier League on April 4 . Speaking on Sky Sports ' The Fantasy Football Club , Redknapp said : ' I went to Arsenal and to be honest with you they were fantastic . 'The people you meet , everyone , I signed autographs and spoke with everybody . I come out and had a couple of pictures in my car with the lads who come over - they were Arsenal fans . 'Suddenly about 15 blokes outside of a pub there go off and I 'm stuck in the traffic . They see me and bang , ( they start ) throwing coins and giving me abuse . After watching the game , Redknapp claims he was attacked with coins by some Arsenal supporters . Redknapp has history with Arsenal fans ; he is pictured remonstrating with one during his time as Spurs boss . Redknapp 's four years in charge of Arsenal 's rivals Tottenham means he is unpopular at the Emirates . 'You know , it 's unreal . It 's always the small minority so they can spoil it for the rest and that for me is a big problem . ' The 68-year-old , who was speaking to former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson , admitted that abusive fans is the least enjoyable thing as a manager . ' A lot of it is not good abuse and a lot of it is personal abuse , it ’ s filth , ' Redknapp continued . ' I see people there with their grandkids saying the most horrific things - it ’ s scary really . 'Most punters are fantastic and it ’ s a lovely game I ’ ve been brought up with . '
Harry Redknapp left his position as QPR manager in February . He went to the Emirates to watch Arsenal as a spectator . After the game , he was attacked with coins and verbally abused by Arsenal v Liverpool fans while he was stuck in traffic trying to leave the stadium . Redknapp claims the small minority of fans spoil it for the rest .