Mark Warburton makes QPR vow ahead of Sheffield United clash after admission over his future

Mark Warburton has told QPR fans they can 'rest assured' that he will give his all in his side's final two games to end the season on a high. The Rangers boss does not believe he will be in charge next season with a lack of communication from the owners all pointing towards one thing.

Having been in the play-off picture for much of the season, they have the slimmest of hopes remaining with two games to play. They trail sixth-placed Sheffield United by six points but the Blades have a 10-goal swing in their favour in the goal difference column - meaning they would need a miraculous set of results to go their way.

United are his side's next opponents tomorrow night in west London and he has vowed to walk out with his head high if this is, indeed, his final season. That would make Friday's clash his last in front of the home supporters and Paul Heckingbottom will be hoping that won't serve as extra motivation for the players to bid him a fond farewell.

The Blades need a win to strengthen their chances of sealing a play-off spot. They kick off the match in sixth place, two points clear of seventh-placed Middlesbrough.

Speaking ahead of tomorrow evening's clash, Warburton told West London Sport that no discussions have taken place about plans for next season with club officials and that there has been no communication about whether he will be retained.

“I think if that was the case (of staying) communication about contract talks would already have been held,” he said.

“But my job, rest assured, is that while you are in post you do the job to the best of your ability and that will always be the case.

“We’ve all got flaws and faults, but I can honestly say that will never change and whatever job I am in I will be very