Comfortability midtable — Podcast

The final studio podcast of the season sees the regulars dissecting Saturday’s win over Nottingham Forest and the challenges facing the club moving into 2017/18.

Ian Holloway’s promise of a "ruthless pre-season” sounds awfully like everything Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink said this time last year, so what needs to happen to avoid a repeat?

Host David Fraser and regulars Paul Finney and Chris Charles are joined by Clive Whittingham from LFW and Paul Frick.

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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 at the podcast’s website. Kevin Gallen, Marc Bircham and Trevor Sinclair are the confirmed guests.

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