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Moneyball - Podcast
Wednesday, 4th Mar 2020 17:11 by LFW

This week's Open All R's Podcast features a deep dive into the latest set of QPR accounts which showed a marked improvement but still tough situation.

Flo Lloyd-Hughes hosts Clive Whittingham, Rahul Desai and podcast patron Paul Szumilewicz in the studio. Rahul goes over our latest accounts with a fine tooth comb and finds reason to be cautiously optimistic.

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

The Twitter @QPRPod, @loftforwords, @floydtweet, @paulszumilewicz

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hayd added 11:39 - Mar 7 Despite the ladles full of sarcasm underlying Cliveâ€™s recommendation to watch Grant Hallâ€™s Gender Reveal Party (spoiler if for his baby to be not him) I still took the bait. Itâ€™s fair to say that it was 2.5 minutes of my life Iâ€™ll never get back. Thanks mate!
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Phil_i_P_Daddy added 19:40 - Mar 12 Best podcast to date. Anchored well by Flo, and Clive is ALWAYS excellent value. Please bin/retire Fanney ðŸ™‰
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