LONDON (Reuters) - The fall-out from Harry Redknapp's resignation as Queens Park Rangers manager continued on Wednesday with Glenn Hoddle leaving his post as first-team coach and former striker Les Ferdinand becoming director of football.

Joe Jordan, another member of Redknapp's backroom staff, has also left, the Premier League club said in a statement.

Kevin Bond, once Redknapp's assistant at Tottenham Hotspur, will be in temporary charge of the team along with Chris Ramsey for the home match against Southampton on Saturday.

Redknapp resigned on Tuesday, saying his knees had become too painful to allow him to do the job.

Ferdinand, who returned to the club as head of football operations in October, will work more closely with the first team as the club look to recruit younger players, chairman Tony Fernandes said.

"Les bleeds blue and white and working closely with the first team and academy management, particularly in recruitment, he is going to play a key role in moving us forward over the coming months and years," he added.

Ferdinand, 48, began his professional career at QPR, scoring nearly 100 goals for the club before successful spells with Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.

"Everyone knows what this club means to me and, if anything, the last few months have only enhanced the feelings I have for QPR," former England striker Ferdinand said.