ABOUT THIS EPISODE
QPR lives in its people.
In the stories we tell, the friendships we make, the families we inherit and the memories we carry.
R Connection preserves those voices and passes them on.
Every supporter inherits the club. Every supporter leaves something behind.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rconnection.substack.com
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From his first visit to Loftus Road aged five to building his own network of contacts covering QPR’s academy, Ben has spent much of his young life following Rangers and trying to discover the next generation of players before the rest of us have even heard their names.
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Martin’s family have been following Queens Park Rangers since around 1895. His grandfather Will, his father Frank and then Martin himself. Three generations and more than 130 years of QPR history.
But this conversation is about much more than football.
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They talk about following Rangers home and away, the friendships they’ve made along the way, Tilly’s QP…
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rconnection.substack.com
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