QPR Podcast

In this episode we use the relief of the International Break to take stock of the last 10 years supporting Rangers. Paul Simon Andrew and Jim look for the reasons for our record breaking runs, try to come up with some constructive solutions, and hope that two weeks away has a more positive impact than the last two international breaks.

Only our beloved Rs could achieve the unenvied record of being the first UK team to turn a 4.0 first leg score into a 6.6 on aggregate scoreline and to therefore go out of Europe on away goals.40 years after this happened Paul Finney talks to Gary Waddock who played in Belgrade and Martin Percival who was 1 of the 70 or so Rangers fans present in the stadium that night.

This week we welcome back OG podcaster Chris Charles, alongside Loft for Words’ Clive Whittingham, George Sharp, Paul Finney and Andrew Scherer. We discuss our surprise(?) point at Burnley, how many goalkeepers on the bench is too many, how many strikers in the squad is too few, and look forward to a tough run of games before the international break, starting with Sunderland at Loftus Road on Saturday.

Paul, Simon and Saffa have their weekly dose of therapy as Rangers home struggles continue. They discuss the chances at Burnley away before the Pod takes a rather unexpected twist at the end.

Having had enough time to reflect on Derby and enjoy a non-QPR weekend, Paul, Simon, Andrew and George are joined by Clint Hill to reflect on how we get back on track, preview Portsmouth and share some stories about Neil Warnock and cream.

Paul Finney, George Sharp, Andrew Scherer, Richard Harper joined by Charlie Austin.To talk about that play off Derby our last two games and more.

Tonight Simon George and Andrew speak to Nicolas Madsen about how he’s settled in at the club, what his hopes for the year, gives his views on 12:30 kick offs and sharing coffee with Jimmy Dnne and Lucas Andersen.Simon, George and Andrew reflect on Millwall and look forward if you can to Blackburn and Hull

This week Simon Hall, George Sharp, Steve Sayce and Phil o Sullivan dissect the mystery of what that equaliser was all about on Saturday, and celebrate the lack of VAR. We discuss the League Cup tie with Palace and look forward if that’s possible to Millwall coming down to Shepherds Bush.