Being a huge fan of the Football Manager game series, Ive always found the game quite unrealistic: you get a large sum of money, buy a list of players from top clubs and quickly find, no matter how much you spend, that you couldnt buy yourself a win. However, it appears that this may just be more accurate than I imagined, as QPR appear to be owned by the football equivalent of a middle aged man sat in his pants on the computer. In just two transfer windows we have seen QPR spend on the likes of Loic Remy, Park Ji-Sung, Julio Cesar, Esteban Granero, Cristopher Samba & Jose Bosingwa, all of whom have come from top sides and are considered big names in the football world. Any side featuring that calibre of player should be challenging in the top 6, or so youd imagine, but QPR find themselves languishing at the bottom of the Premier League with just 2 wins in 26 league games this season. The top players that have been purchased have been thoroughly underwhelming, aside from Julio Cesar, who has shown his world class talent and has been possibly the stand out goalkeeper this season. But that is the one and only positive that can be taken from QPRs season so far, and if things dont improve quickly they will be relegated. With 12 games left they find themselves 7 points away from 17th placed Aston Villa, and to survive they will need to win approximately a highly unlikely 7 games out of the remaining 12, and after replacing Mark Hughes with Harry Redknapp their form has seen only a minor improvement. To survive the drop QPR need a miracle, but Redknapp did it once before with Portsmouth so perhaps hes the man to master another great escape. Only time will tell.