Season’s bleatings — Podcast

Kevin Gallen joins the final Open All R’s Podcast of the year to preview the late December trip to Brighton.

Gallen is now working as a scout for Albion and discusses QPR’s recent slump in form and the tactical decisions being made by new manager Ian Holloway.

Paul Finney hosts with Chris Charles, Gemma Fumagalli and some gobby bloke from LFW in the studio.

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