The legendary football manager Harry Redknapp has taken charge of the worst team in Britain

The 76-year-old legendary Englishman, Harry Redknapp, has taken charge of the worst team in Britain – Specsavers Cwm Albion.

For the past six years, the former manager of Bournemouth, West Ham, Portsmouth, Southampton, and Tottenham had been without a job after being sacked from Birmingham in September 2017, and now he's back in action.

The experienced coach was asked to lend a helping hand to the Welsh club. Last season, they lost all 22 matches in the senior league to Swansea with a goal difference of -191, earning them the unofficial title of the "worst team in Britain."

Harry faces a challenging task, but he is full of optimism:

"When you look at their recent results, you can be horrified. But I've already met the guys, had a training session – and I really liked it. They are good guys," Harry told the Daily Star.

It's worth noting that working with such an experienced professional is already bearing fruit – Specsavers Cwm Albion secured their first victory in three years, beating Tennant Colts 4-3.