Unhappy bunnies — Podcast
Former QPR midfielder Richard Langley is the special guest on this week’s Open All R’s Podcast as the boys dissect the fourth and fifth defeats in the current losing run.
It’s a bumper pod this week with the 2-1 losses at Bristol City and at home to Sheff Wed to cover, as well as looking ahead to this weekend’s West London derby at Brentford.
David Fraser hosts with regulars Paul Finney and Chris Charles joined by Jim Maberly and John Wood in the studio.
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You can also buy tickets to the forthcoming live podcast at The Good Ship in Kilburn on Tuesday May 9 for £10 a the podcast’s website. Kevin Gallen, Marc Bircham and Trevor Sinclair are the confirmed guests.
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