QPR must use their relegation from the Premier League to force a change in culture at Loftus Road, says defender Clint Hill.
Another embarrassing display confirmed their demotion to the Football League on Sunday, Chris Ramsey's side humiliated 6-0 by Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
Coach Ramsey and captain Joey Barton have been critical of the atmosphere around the club, and Hill agrees a lot needs to change if QPR are to enjoy success in the future.
"It [relegation] is devastating, everything we've done wrong all season happened in those 90 minutes [against City]," he said.
"At the end of the day we're not good enough and we've got to apologise our fans as a whole, for the whole season in not doing our objective of staying up, and try to regroup and build again.
"There is going to be a whole change, I think 15 or 16 players [have their contract] up at the end of the season, it’s a chance to rebuild and get the culture right.
"You need the right culture and characters at the club [in the future]."
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