Harlequins' Ugo Monye helps destroy Wasps 33-17 and then says he hopes they avoid relegation They are far too big a club to be in the position they are. Some of it cannot be helped. Five guys retiring in a season and countless injuries, that's just bad luck. I hope that they stay up I really do. I love playing against Wasps, we have a great rivalry with them and I wish them all the best. I guess that clubs are led from the top and if you don't have a roof on top of your house then things are going to leak. It's going to be difficult to recruit as well as keep players when there is no real security there. But I hope they sort that out soon enough. Harlequins suffered the humiliation of relegation seven years ago but they regrouped quickly at the lower level and came back stronger. But Harlequins had the advantage of owning their own ground, Wasps are tenants at Wycombe Wanderers" football ground. "Harlequins own this ground, Northampton own their ground, that gives you a massive amount of stability," said Conor O'Shea, Harlequins" director of rugby. I suppose the question everyone is asking is: what is there to buy [at Wasps]. That's the sad question. But I think they will find someone because it's too loved a club by too many people. While the search continues for a new owner, Wasps players aim to do their bit by ensuring that the club retains top-flight status next season. Relegation to the RFU Championship would make Wasps less attractive to prospective buyers. Retaining our Premiership status is a must. There's no question about that," said Wasps" former England wing Tom Varndell. That is the ultimate goal. If we are relegated then it's a nightmare situation. We are not going to allow that to happen. To avoid a nervous last day scramble for survival Wasps will need to beat Bath at The Rec next Saturday and hope that Saracens do them a favour by winning at Newcastle on Friday. As players, all we can do and control is what happens on the field. Week in and week out we have to get the results. If we can get the results, I have every confidence that the board will find the right owner for us and we will be all right," Varndell said. The club have kept us informed what is going on. We hadn't had any news for a few weeks about the ownership so they had to let us know. They did let us know and we have to get on with it and play the game. Our focus this week has been the game and we have to try put the other stuff behind us and just concentrate on playing. I have never been in this situation before, a relegation battle and the stuff off the field. It's not something I want to experience again, but it's professional rugby. Somebody has to come up and somebody has to come down and it's our job as players to make sure that we don't go down. Having started the season with a win over defending champions Saracens at Twickenham, Wasps have had little go right for them, including losing most of their frontline players to injury at some stage in the season, including having five players forced into retirement. They have been forced to ask boys to do the work of men but against a side as streetwise as Harlequins, their lack of experience was easily exposed.