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QPR manager Harry Redknapp was not happy with Peter Crouch's part in Stoke's opener in Saturday's 2-2 draw.
The former England striker appeared to climb on defender Rio Ferdinand as he headed the ball square to Mame Diouf, who nodded Mark Hughes' men in front.
"It was a definite foul," said Redknapp.
"I love Crouchy, I've signed him before - I've spent more time with Crouchy than my wife! - but that was definitely a foul."
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Despite his disappointment that Diouf's header was allowed to stand, Redknapp was delighted when Niko Kranjcar stepped up to fire a stunning free-kick and resuce a point for QPR late on.
He added: "It's a vital point, every point is vital to us in this division.
"It's a good point and it makes it a decent weekend - it's not a great weekend but it's not a terrible weekend."
