Tony Fernandes says he will continue to back QPR financially if he steps sown as chairman and is still confident the club can beat the drop.
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'' If it goes wrong and people think i'm the wrong chairman, i'll step down, but my investment will stay ''.
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Fernandes also defended the signing of Chris Samba and rejected reports about the defender's weekly wages. '' It's nothing like £100,000, it's more like the £65,000 mark '', Fernandes told Radio 5 liove's Sportsweek.
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QPR manager Harry Redknapp, are bottom of the Premier League table, six points adrift of safety after collecting just 17 points from 25 games.
This is a very dedicated club chairman. I don't see QPR relegating at the end of the season too