So will we stay up?

[Dando]

7 points gap isnt great, we should have won last night and threw a good chance away. There are teams in worse positions, but seeing the way we played last night makes me a little worried. Will we stay up?

[BennyBoyRs]

I'm not even close to worried.

For me, Peterborough, Palace and one of either Wednesday or Plymouth.

I honestly feel Plymouth could be the team to avoid the drop and fairplay to them if they do.

[Bluehoop]

It's never been in doubt for me.

[bushcelt1]

yeah no prob

[rangersroar]

Goal difference could be the key.

[Toni German]

Peterborough and Plymouth virtually gone already.

Palace will fill the 3rd spot. They have a nightmare run in.

[Rebel R's]

Hart could be our saving grace after all

[BennyBoyRs]

Peterborough and Plymouth virtually gone already.

Palace will fill the 3rd spot. They have a nightmare run in.

Idunno mate. Plymouth are only 4 points off safety and playing well. Wednesday need a result tonight at home to Watford or it could be curtains as they have a very tough run in. I honestly feel Palace will finish second bottom.

[kron-1664]

for sure, reckon Watford and palace wont get to 47 even.

[Kirill]

Before the Warnock appointment I was dead certain we would get relegated, but not anymore. So who voted "no"?

[Youvebeenrangered]

Wont go down...

I wasnt that upset after last nights game, we should have won but its all about next season now.

[kingo]

We have Palace, Wednesday and Watford to play. So it is all in our hands but I really can't see us going down but it is going to be a s**** for those we have to play.

[stanistheman]

I agree, it's in QPR's hands whether they stay up or not, but I wouldn;t dismiss Plymouth as down so easily as some others have done.

They are not far off from being out of the bottom 3 have won quite a few games under Mariner, and even won at Ipswich last night.

If QPR perform as poorly as last night against Palace, Sheff W and Watford, I think they could still go down. Especially as they also still have to play Preston, Leicester, Cardiff and Newcastle.