Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp is struggling to find recruits following FA Cup draw Another name on the wish list, Joe Cole, preferred a West Ham homecoming and Redknapp is also having to deal with the probable loss of key defender Ryan Nelsen to Major League Soccer. So far, only Tal Ben Haim, DJ Campbell and Jay Bothroyd have been added to the squad. Yeah, I've just done a deal with him. He didn't want to play in the Premier League-winning team and thought he'd be better off here," he said. I'm flying all around the world tomorrow to try and get one or two players. I need to improve the squad. I'll do everything I can to do that. We have to do a little bit of business somewhere, whether it's loans or whatever. We have to strengthen. We're short in certain areas. The team needs picking up. Redknapp will have been concerned at how few chances his side created against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, and how his defence were often stretched by the powerful Romelu Lukaku and his artful co-striker Shane Long. When Long drove West Brom into the lead 11 minutes from the end of Saturday's drab FA Cup encounter, there seemed no way back for QPR before the unlikeliest of equalisers delivered by the unlikeliest of sources. It came seconds from the end when injury-plagued Kieron Dyer advanced from his left-back station to sweep in his first goal since May 2007.