The Tweetly vote of confidence — Open All R’s Podcast
Host Chris Charles and regular panellist Paul Finney are joined by Clive Whittingham from LFW and Matt O’Brien who is involved in QPR’s superb Tiger Cubs club for young people with Down’s Syndrome.
Ahead of the Tiger Cubs’ fourth birthday a gang of QPR fans, including Finney and Chris from the Podcast, Andy and Jas from the LFW team and message board regulars Metallica and Orthodox, will be walking from Loftus Road to Ashburton Grove this weekend ahead of the Arsenal v QPR game.
Their task is to raise as much money as possible for new kit, trips to play other clubs and equipment to enable the Tiger Cubs to continue to flourish. Matt talks about the impact of the club on the kids’ lives, and the sterling work carried out previously by QPR player Bradley Orr. He also touches on his own time in the QPR youth set up.
There is also the usual reaction to the weekend game, a look ahead to the Arsenal match, and a discussion of sorts about the funniest thing you’ve ever heard shouted out at a football match.
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