Clint Hill admits his future may be settled depending on where QPR are playing their football next season.
The 33-year old defender is out of contract in the summer and suggests he is more likely to be dealt in if the West London club are relegated to the Championship although he is making it his sole priority to help keep the R's in the top flight.
"I would probably have a better chance of getting a contract if we go down.
"I've spent most of my career in the Championship - and know it like the back of my hand.
"Everyone is desperate for the club to survive. We've worked so hard to get here and we're doing all we can to stay up.""If we stay up I can see the club spending more money and getting in another five or six players," he told the Fulham Chronicle.
