The first part of the special live Open All R's Podcast, recorded recently in Waterloo, features reflections on his QPR career from one of the club's greatest ever players Rodney Marsh.

Marsh is in fine form, reeling off the anecdotes and keeping the crowd hanging on his every word with stories of Alec Stock, the 1967 League Cup final and his fleeting England career.
Of 1967 he said: "We didn't get in until half past three in the morning the night before.

Bobby Keetch, a fantastic friend of mine, the reserve centre half, we went to White's Hotel in Lancaster Gate before the game to get away from everybody. It got to 22.00 and Bobby said he had some drink and cards in room 406 and asked who was up for it. We were. We went to the room, had a great laugh, a few drinks, a gamble, went to bed about 03.30. Alan Wilks won."

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