Jose Bosingwa accused by team-mate Clint Hill of not fighting for the QPR cause If you can't sit on the bench then there has to be something wrong. You want people next to you who are fighting for the cause and if you can't sit on the bench and support the lads then why are you here, what are you doing here? The message is simple: you have to be together and you have to be up for the fight and if you don't fancy it then January [transfer window] is around the corner. If you don't fancy it then off you pop. Bosingwa has not returned to the squad ahead of the league match against Liverpool today and Redknapp has suggested that he will put him up for sale in January. "I've played most of my career in the lower leagues and we're talking about Champions League winners here, people who've won Premier Leagues and FA Cups so you hope there is a desire within them," Hill said. Hill said he did not resent the wages being paid to Bosingwa even though they are far in excess of what he is earning. "I don't look at someone like him and go 'wow,"" he said. If he can get that kind of money then all the best to him. I'm just more interested on what he does on the pitch. Bosingwa was one of 12 signings last summer and Hill suggested too many changes were made by Hughes. Did things happen too quick, too fast? Who knows," he said. When you look at the other teams who came up with us - Norwich, Swansea - they've done it gradually and brought big players in when they needed to. I think the players who brought them up from the Championship were trusted. Were the ones here? I'm not the only one. There were another 10 to 11 players who did well for this club and brought them up from the Championship, which is a hard league. And to see those players stood by it can be hard to take. I'm not naive to say we didn't need change. It's just how much change.