The i would be happy for Marlon to sign for QPR thread.

[maccatwo]

Not to excuse the seriousness of it in any way but Adams' drink driving was a one time mistake and one you could argue that was a product of a different era with regards to drinking in football. And you couldn't say he's not a reformed character now.

Stevie G fighting a bloke in a club... big deal.

Hard to judge Woodgate's involvement in that episode but he's done little wrong before and since.

Still not coming anywhere near King.

woodgate was not the only player involoved just can't remeber the others. I am not saying I want him or he be good role model. I hope he does not come but please lets not say other footballers that kids do look up to are saints. I looked up to bowles for his football not for what he did off the pitch. The media make bigger deal off the pitch than we all care about. I know I don't care who with who, who drinking etc expect they give us when playing for our team we love 110%.

[Nodge70]

Not to excuse the seriousness of it in any way but Adams' drink driving was a one time mistake and one you could argue that was a product of a different era with regards to drinking in football. And you couldn't say he's not a reformed character now.

Stevie G fighting a bloke in a club... big deal.

Hard to judge Woodgate's involvement in that episode but he's done little wrong before and since.

Still not coming anywhere near King.

Worth remembering that Woodgate was acquitted.

[maccatwo]

PS on steve g was not the fighting it was that I am so you play this which I hate. king the same and lot other footballer are the same. I am prem footballer who you. If that what kids look up too now god help us. I hope kids look at this how I want to play football. There better role models on outside football than prem players. EG mum and dad etc

[RussRanger]

Stan Bowles is hardly a role model for kids is he.Drunk/gambles and slapped his Mrs as well.

every single working class dad in the country, no?

I'm guilty of the 1st, not guilty of the 2nd and can honestly say I've been nowhere near his missus... Your Honour.

[G.T.P]

yes and lots still do but people are saying should kids look upto Marlon.Well lots of "celebs and Fbs have gone wrong in there lives and people let them get on.

difference is huge tho. look at his criminal record, hes habitual.
if that last crime he just came out for is the last one he gets involved with, it will be the biggest shock ever.
we all know people like it, who can never change, who are just a bad un, and will always be a bad un. in the end you just wash your hands of them, this is what the top two tiers of football should do to this bit of shite.

[vblockranger]

difference is huge tho. look at his criminal record, hes habitual.
if that last crime he just came out for is the last one he gets involved with, it will be the biggest shock ever.
we all know people like it, who can never change, who are just a bad un, and will always be a bad un. in the end you just wash your hands of them, this is what the top two tiers of football should do to this bit of shite.

[vblockranger]

he'll be cheap though
something our board look for in a player unfortunately
Lets hope they spend the money and we get Chopra instead

[Scarlet pimple]

King is a PROVEN habitual criminal, dont want the ##### anywhere near the club i love.

[NW9_RANGER]

if we really couldnt somehow get anybody else, then i wouldnt say no despite him being a c*** of the highest order

[BennyBoyRs]

At the end of the day, I think this will always cause uproar. However, the simple fact is that most, if not ALL of those moaning will still go to the Rangers, and will still cheer him when he scores. Fickle fans are at every club.

We could have Bowyer, Carroll, King, Terry, Hughes, Barton and Cole at the club, and we'd still all turn up and support them.

[Scarlet pimple]

I'm more worrid him farkin up the newfound perceved feelgood factor at the club and player moral, more than anything else.

I would not like to work with a proven sex offender and habitual criminal, and that would in my oppinion could effect the players.

[BennyBoyRs]

I'm more worrid him farkin up the newfound perceved feelgood factor at the club and player moral, more than anything else.

I would not like to work with a proven sex offender and habitual criminal, and that would in my oppinion could effect the players.

I'd have no problem working with him if I was getting paid a shed load every week. I'm sure it'll soften the blow for the squad as well.

[ReadingR]

King is a PROVEN habitual criminal, dont want the ##### anywhere near the club i love.

Agreed. If he came in, my reaction wouldn't be a good one.

When I first heard about it, I said I wouldn't go back whilst he's at the club, and demand a refund for my ST.

Not sure I'd go that far, as I love supporting my club too much to stay away, it's the only reason I still live in the country for starters.

I certainly wouldn't celebrate any King goal, though, that's for sure. Sit down, shut up for me.

**** shouldn't be allowed near football again. But he will. Lee Bowyer and Lee Hughes still have jobs.

[keep the faith]

sign him up !!!!

[jams1234]

It's good to see there are still some with a bit of sense on here. Those who think they should sign King, however, ought to go to the doctors.

The man is an ignorant, woman-abusing, perverse thug. He's had previous convictions, and has never shown any sort of remorse for his actions. Any club which decides to employ him must he crazy, desperate and lacking dreadfully in the morality stakes. Well done to DaveWhelan and Wigan for making the right choice ad sacking him, and to all those clubs who have turned him down this Summer/vi