Poll - happy to have Simpson back?

[sb_73]

Interested to know what people feel about getting Simpson back (probably bullshit and won't happen anyway). Aside from, in my view, being a very limited player, he was convicted two months ago of assaulting his girlfriend.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ified-ex-girlfriend-floor-throttling-her.html

Football to one side, I'd would hate to see him anywhere near us again, but am wondering what the rest of us think. Hence poll.

 

[UTRs]

Violence of any sort especially toward a woman is totally unacceptable in my book and he was convicted so a massive no thanks from me!

 

[Hoops Eternal]

Off pitch issues aside, it would be a backward step. Taking into account his off pitch issues, I wouldn't touch him with a proverbial barge pole!

 

[QPR999]

Not quite the thunderc**t that Barton was but a twat of epic proportions nonetheless. The Championship is about his level. For that reason I went for option 3.

 

[Swords Hoopster.]

Have no sympathy for the bird. Sounds like she's up for it.

He's a kunt and don't care either way so ain't voted

 

[peter1954qpr]

I went for option 4 but for non footballing reasons

 

[awjm]

He definitely is good enough, in my opinion. He may not be the best at rushing forwards but he did put in a few crosses and his defending was generally much better than any RB we'd had for a while. Yet I chose the third option because I don't want scum bags at QPR.

 

[UTRs]

Have no sympathy for the bird. Sounds like she's up for it.

He's a kunt and don't care either way so ain't voted

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[Frome-Ranger]

Detestable behaviour off the field and minimal ability on it, appreciated his effort but he's probably the worst crosser of a ball i've seen and I don't want that in a full back.

 

[Ciarrai_Abu]

Surprised my the votes cast to date. I thought he did a good job for us and seemed a good sort on the pitch and in the dressing room. Always tried his best. I would be happy to have him back.

 

[Didley Squat]

Surprised my the votes cast to date. I thought he did a good job for us and seemed a good sort on the pitch and in the dressing room. Always tried his best. I would be happy to have him back.

None of us are perfect and we all make mistakes but hitting a woman is no on, end of.

 

[Busy Being Headhunted]

no from me

 

[Madrid_Ranger]

Surprised my the votes cast to date. I thought he did a good job for us and seemed a good sort on the pitch and in the dressing room. Always tried his best. I would be happy to have him back.

Have to agree with Kerry regarding his performances, was really surprised we let him go especially to what was then, a relegation rival. However, his off-field antics are unacceptable regardless of the circumstances. So I vote 3 even though 'scumbag' is not a word I would choose to use. Also I think we should move forward with the youngsters even though I was pleased Mackie returned.

 

[Sooperhoop]

It's a sign of how desperate we are if we are considering him, even if it's a loan deal...

 

[danishqp]

no from me

F... Me. You normally love a Count

 

[Steelmonkey]

Think he'd do a good job back in Championship, but the man's a total arsehole off the pitch, so option 3 for me

 

[Ranger4ever]

Echo most common view - I'd take him back for football reasons only. But would rather someone who can set an example - voted option 3

 

[sb_73]

For those voting yes I'd be interested to know whether there is any behaviour that would, for you, make it repugnant for a player to join your club, or you just not think it's relevant? Not looking to start a fight, just curious.

 

[kiwiqpr]

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why does she rely on his support
is she unable to work

 

[GoldhawkRoad]

Voted 3

He'd do a job in the Championship but after reading he's a wife beater, am not interested. Should have realised when he went out with Tulisa D. Rugdealer