The 2009-10 campaign was a season of deep managerial turmoil for Queens Park Rangers as The Hoops battled through four different managers to secure a mid-table 13th-place finish in the Championship. Leading the charge and a beacon of stability on the pitch was the on-loan forward Jay Simpson, whose 12 league goals proved decisive in a season built on finding continuity. It was a turbulent year, marked by the arrival of new manager Neil Warnock late in the season, and remains a significant chapter in the club's history of drama and eventual stabilization.