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Fight for your right, Khayati — Podcast

Former QPR defender Darren Peacock is the special guest on this week's podcast, talking about his time at the club and what he believes the class of 1993 needed to go one step further.

As well as hearing from Darren about his time at Loftus Road, stepping up three divisions from Hereford United, finishing fifth in the Premier League and moving into coaching and management in his retirement, there's plenty to chat about on other topics.

Host David Fraser is joined by regulars Paul Finney and Chris Charles, with Clive Whittingham from LFW, to go over the Ipswich win, the club's controversial season ticket sales plan, the sad departure of Steve Gallen, and a defence of Les Ferdinand's record as DOF.

To listen to, download or subscribe to the podcast, visit the SoundCloud website or use the embed below.

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