QPR podcast: 'Rs won't fear Championship leaders West Bromwich Albion'

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BBC Radio London's Izzy Gilligan and Andy Rowley discuss all things QPR on their latest show.

They reflect on a goalless draw at Charlton Athletic on Wednesday night before turning attentions to Saturday's trip to Championship leaders West Bromwich Albion.

"Given the way people were talking about QPR at the beginning of the season, I think they've done very well at the start of the campaign," BBC commentator Rowley said.

The Rs were without four attacking players at The Valley, with Ilias Chair, Richard Kone, Koki Saito and Kwame Poku missing through injury.

On the prospect of facing the Baggies, Rowley added: "It's looking like quite a tough challenge given the way West Brom have started.

"They're a tough nut to crack and they will have the home support behind them but I don't think QPR are really fearing going anywhere at the moment.

"QPR are unbeaten away at the start of this season, could've had three wins in a row away so I think they'll go there with confidence and there's just that hope they will get a couple of those players back to strengthen those options in attack."

Former Hoops forward Bradley Allen also shares his thoughts with reporter Phil Parry.

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