Michael Beale took time off from his hectic schedule to deliver an inspiring talk to pupils at St Paul’s Way Trust School in Tower Hamlets this morning.
The QPR boss takes his club’s community commitments very strongly with Nick Langham, headteacher at Langdon Park School, impressed by Beale’s message and delivery.
Great to meet @MichaelBeale today. His talk to the young people was great, really inspiring. He talks about @QPR with such pride and honesty too. Thanks to @StPaulsWayTrust for inviting me along. pic.twitter.com/2RbBsrsDYN
— Nick Langham (@HeadteacherLPS) November 24, 2022
Over the last month Beale has delivered a very good impression of someone looking to switch employer.
Rather than watch future opponents of QPR on a free Saturday he opted to make a high profile visit to Ibrox, drinking in nearby slop-houses with supporters and high-fiving with current players in the directors box.
As QPR went on a run of three defeats and a draw their manager appeared on a podcast with Darrell Currie to reflect on winning a trophy 18 months earlier.
Further undermining Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Beale claimed that if he had stayed at Ibrox Celtic wouldn’t have last season’s SPFL Premiership title.
