It’s the hoops that kill you — Podcast

As the season crawls to a close, former QPR striker Kevin Gallen is the guest on this week’s Open All R’s Podcast as the lads try to put a finger on exactly what went wrong where.

Paul Finney, Chris Charles, Ian McCullough and Tom Bermingham are in the studio to talk through the wreckage of 2018/19 and hear from Gallen on where we go next season.

You can download or listen to the podcast here or use the embed below.

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