QPR midfielder Shaun Derry has revealed he is fed up with the attitude of some of his teammates.
The R's struggled badly at the beginning of the campaign, failing to win in 16 Premier League games under Mark Hughes, before Harry Redknapp took over and steadied the ship.
The West London club still sits at the foot of the EPL table and Derry has spoken out about some of the poor attitudes of his colleagues during that poor run to kick-off the season.
"Very angry, absolutely gutted - not just angry," he told QPR's podcast Open All R's.
"I'm fully aware of the transitional period that the club has been in and is probably still in. What you have to understand is that I arrived as a Championship signing and I still see myself as the same person, regardless of what level I'm playing.
"I appreciate what the game is about, I will never point fingers or go public with my criticism of certain individuals but when you play down there you really do appreciate what you've got when you play at Premier League level.
"When you see characters who have been at the club, and are still there, not appreciating what the game is all about it really hurts.
"I'm very proud of what I've achieved to play at this level and I will never take it for granted and when you see players taking it for granted it hurts."
