QPR director of football Les Ferdinand has admitted that appointing Chris Ramsey as Harry Redknapp 's successor until the end of the season was a 'gamble ' by the Premier League club . Ramsey took permanent charge of QPR in February following Redknapp 's departure but the relegation-threatened club have lost six out of seven games since the full-time appointment which leaves them four points adrift of safety . But Ferdinand has backed the QPR boss after admitting any manager taking charge of the Loftus Road outfit would find it a challenge . Chris Ramsey took permanent charge of QPR in February following Harry Redknapp 's departure . QPR have lost six out of seven games since the appointment which leaves them four points adrift of safety . 'No regrets at all because I know what a great coach he is , ' Ferdinand told Sky Sports . 'It 's a gamble , any manager coming in would have been a gamble . 'There 's no guarantees that anyone would have kept us in the division or anyone would have done any better than Chris Ramsey ’ s doing at the moment , so I ’ ve got no regrets whatsoever . 'Most people say when a manager comes in you need to give him time to build his own team – Chris has n't had that . He 's come in and done us a favour but he 's doing a job with someone else 's hand . ' Director of football Les Ferdinand has admitted Ramsey 's appointment as QPR boss was a 'gamble '
Chris Ramsey was appointed as permanent QPR boss in February . QPR have lost six out of seven games since the full-time appointment . Queens Park Rangers are four points adrift of Premier League safety . TL;DR