Hello there, welcome to the show that's brought to you with Levi Solicitors. They will give you 10% off your legal fees at Levi Solicitors dot code at UK forward slash the square ball. I'm Dan Moilan. Hello, my condolences. We're

made. Hello, sounds Moscow white, Daniel Chapman. Hello, nearing the end of part one of our journey through the 1990 1991 season here on the

matchball 30. We're doing a matchball on the 30th anniversary celebrating the games that took us on the journey from promotion in 1990 to

lift in the league title in 1992. And we're clinging on to the slimmest of hopes for Europe now after losing that game to deliver Paul. It's

right there just out of reach because this is game 34 of our 38 this season. But let's look at this number 56 games. We've played this season and there's still a month left.

We've been busy. If European qualification was down to efforts, I mean, we've not been slacking. And we've done it all without a

left back, apart from Mike Whitlow and say just be careful. Mike can't carry the whole team. County. That's the thing.

No, he missed a lot of the season with his his brain injury, didn't he? So

and we're off the back of two consecutive defeats here. We almost three on the bounce against Chelsea,

Sondalund and Wimbledon. But then we've slipped out of form, losing at home to Manchester City, when perhaps we

shouldn't, losing at home to Liverpool, when it could anything could have happened quite frankly. Did you see the second half?

We are bang in form. Yeah, it starts out weird feeling about it. A defeat that almost felt like a win just because it was

such a spectacular match. And I dare say with it being only four days ago, the adrenaline hasn't subsided yet,

but it does feel like we need to get back to winning ways as we go to to Loftus Road lead team for this one,

then Luke, it's sterland. So Michael Whitlow, Chris Faircloth, Chris White, David Batty, Gordon,

Strack and Gary McCallister, Gary Speed, Carl Schott, Lee Chapman with the sobs Andy Williams and Bobby

Davidson full strength, then to all intents and purposes, Legion, I did that. QPR line up them. We met him earlier in the

season. Is he the communist? The communist in the communist spreading his poison around West London,

Jan Stayscale, David Bardsley, Andrew Tillson, Darren Peacock, Alan McDonald, Rufus Brevitz, Danny

Maddox, Simon Barker, Andy Sinton, Ray Wilkins and Roy Waggalee up from manager Don Howe, once

of this parish. Yeah, it was a system manager for a while on the Jimmy Arfield looked. They were

quite a resplendent pair in there. I had moral tracksuits and suit jackets quite often.

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