Source: Team_Talk
Warnock considers King for QPR
QPR manager Neil Warnock is considering offering a deal to striker Marlon King, who is also being linked with a move to Coventry.[LNB] The 30-year-old former Wigan striker finished a nine-month prison sentence for assault last week, and is looking for a way back into football.[LNB]Warnock, whose side opened the Championship season with a 4-0 win over Barnsley on Saturday, has admitted he could be the man to give the former Hull forward a chance.[LNB]"We haven't got a 20-goal-a-season man and you do need one," he told the Daily Mail.[LNB]"He has served his time and we live in a country that we say when they have finished their time, give them another opportunity.[LNB]"He is a good player and I think he will score goals. I am not condoning what he has done but I look at some of the other cases of players who have got into trouble in the past.[LNB]"People have killed people and they never got the stick this lad has got. Whoever takes him, he will want to prove himself."[LNB]Meanwhile, Monday's Daily Mirror is linking King with Coventry, where his former Watford manager Aidy Boothroyd is now in charge.
