QPR boss Chris Ramsey has concurred with Joey Barton's assessment that there are some 'bad eggs' in the dressing room at the west London club.

On the eve of Sunday's game against Manchester City, Rangers skipper Joey Barton had suggested that a lot of the team's problems were down to a select few who have not acted the way players from a united club would.

In the wake of the 6-0 loss to City, which condemned QPR to relegation, Ramsey said he agreed with Barton's evaluation.

"Every club will have bad eggs and there will be people that are bad eggs. What Joey alluded to there were people that could have helped us who haven't helped us. I don't want to expand on that," said Ramsey.

"There are a lot of things I could say but I wouldn't want to put any bombs in place at this stage. Most of the stuff has been well documented. At this stage it's for us to show a bit of dignity and class and take our medicine."