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How to BBQ with Ale Faurlin - Podcast
Monday, 20th Apr 2015 22:25 by LFW

QPR midfielder and fans' favourite Ale Faurlin is the studio guest on this week's QPR Podcast, talking everything from his future at the club to his barbecuing.

Faurlin talks about his latest recovery from injury, his stints as a barista at a Chiswick coffee shop, his career at QPR and takes questions from listeners.

Podcast host David Fraser is joined by Paul Finney, Chris Mendes and Chris Charles in the studio with Ale this week.

To listen to or download the podcast via Soundcloud please click here. To subscribe via the iTunes click here.

The Twitter @QPRPod, @PaulFinney1969, @Loftforwords, @ChrisMendesUK

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LimerickR added 10:13 - Apr 23 Thanks for posting this, really enjoyable listen. What a decent bloke, hope he stays.
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Noelmc added 12:11 - Apr 23 I second that Limerick. I think Finney's comments towards the end of the podcast sums up how a lot of us fans feel about Ale. He's a top bloke.
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