Fernandes vows to fix mess

Jermaine Jenas' arrival at Loftus Road has done little to boost QPR's fortunes.

QPR chairman Tony Fernandes has once again said he has no intention of walking out on the club even though their hopes are avoiding relegation are fading.

Harry Redknapp's team are seven points away from safety following Saturday's 2-0 home defeat to runaway Premier League leaders Manchester United with only seven games of the campaign remaining.

However, QPR do have a series of fixtures against teams in the bottom half of the table, so Fernandes has not given up hope just yet.

QPR are 1.12 to be relegated to the Championship this season and 1.72 to finish at the foot of the Premier League table.

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Fernandes wrote on Twitter after the defeat to Sir Alex Ferguson's team: "I am optimistic as ever.

"I'm still smiling. It's the next eight games. Lots of good things. Good chat with Harry on the future come what may. We know what we have to do. Many points to play for.

"I'm responsible for this mess ultimately. I have heard the fans and I will stay and fix it. I really love QPR. We can sort this out.

"Not sure how many times I can pledge. I'm pledging. Ain't going anywhere as long as the fans want me."

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