FA Youth Cup 3rd Round Team: Dickinson, Williams-Lowe, Woollard-Innocent, Drewe, Carlyle, Gubbins, Raymond-Callender, Remy, Babajide, Frailing, Brooks. Sub Not Used: White Attendance: 324 Joe Gubbins captained (not surprisingly) a completely different starting eleven to that of last Saturday, but included on the bench were a couple of subs from that game namely; Dejarhn Grant and Continue reading
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QPR U18 (4) – Crystal Palace U18 (3) – Two very Late Goals Secure the Points
U18 Professional Development League 2 Team: Cooper, McLean, Pitblado, Kalathias, Kargbo, Mahorn, Paiva, Conte, Griffiths, Grant, Domi. Subs Not Used: Lisk, Anthony. I met up with Simon Staal outside Hounslow East Station and after some breakfast we headed off to Heston. Without the aid of a team sheet it was difficult to identify some of Continue reading
QPR U18 (5) – Watford U18 (1)
Team: Cooper, Drewe, Woollard-Innocent, Orafu, Gubbins, Carlyle, Raymond-Callendar, Remy, Kendall, Frailing, Brooks As this friendly match got underway, Rangers played a good passing game with some nice inter-play down the left-wing between Kai Woollard-Innocent and Marcus Brooks. It was no surprise when the R’s took the lead after 16 minutes. Shiloh Remy looked up, picked Continue reading
QPR U18 (1) – Den Haag U20 (8)
Team: Bowman, Da Silva, Pitblado, Bettache, Carlyle, Orafu, Khaliq, Remy, Adams, Bansal-McNulty, Brooks No team sheet for this friendly at Heston against the Dutch U20 side, but eventually we made out that the Rangers starting line-up included one trialist, at least two U16’s and 20 year-old Brandon Adams. Brandon had recently been released following his Continue reading
QPR U18 (5) – Cardiff City U18 (1)
U18 Professional Development League 2 Team: Dickinson, Drewe, Woollard-Innocent, Bettache, Carlyle, Noel-McLeod, Ribeiro, Remy, Kendall, Bansal-McNulty, Brooks A strong U18’s side lined-up at Heston for their final league game of the season. The young R’s took the lead after around five minutes when Amrit Bansal-McNulty was brought down in the box. He then stepped up Continue reading
QPR U18 (3) – Birmingham City U18 (3)
Professional Development League 2 Team: Dickinson, Ribeiro, Woollard-Innocent, Bettache, Carlyle, Genovesi, Kendall, Mesias, Platt, Remy, Grant Clive Kingham had phoned me to say that with the improvement in the weather (and the steady improvement in his health), he was attending his first match in a year. Mickel Platt was the lone R’s striker, with Charley Continue reading
Millwall U18 (4) – QPR U18 (5)
Professional Development League 2 The most incredible game I’ve seen this season and there’s been a few. Millwall came into the game unbeaten this year and in second place. They’ve just won 5-2 and 5-0 in their last two so to come away with a 5-4 win was no mean feat. The first-half was pretty Continue reading
28th April 1965: QPR (2) – Tottenham Hotspur (2) – Rangers joint Winners of the Southern Junior Floodlight Cup
Team: Brooks, Blake, Finch, Hazell, Moughton, Sibley, Morgan (I), Parker, Leach, Adams, Morgan (R) Attendance: 1,339 Rangers had started this 1964/65 cup campaign with a 4-0 home win over Reading, followed by a 4-2 victory against Luton Town and reached the final after knocking out Fulham. The young R’s were then set to face Tottenham Continue reading
QPR U18 (2) – Colchester United U18 (0) – Welcome back Paul Furlong
Professional Development League 2 Team: Dickinson, Williams-Lowe, Woollard-Innocent, Mesias, Drewe, Gubbins, Brooks, Remy, Platt, Bansal-McNulty, Francis-Adeyinka Sub Not Used: Bowman I missed the first-half mainly due to big problems on the Piccadilly Line. Anyway, ChrisPTenner kindly handed me a team sheet upon my arrival and informed me that the R’s were two up. Shiloh Remy Continue reading
QPR U18 (1) – Charlton Athletic U18 (3)
FA Youth Cup 3rd Round Team: Bowman, Williams-Lowe, Genovesi, Mesias, Drewe, Gubbins, Ribeiro, Miller, Bansal-McNulty, Platt, Francis-Adeyinka Subs Not Used: White, Remy, Woollard-Innocent It was the visitors who produced the first good effort of the night with a strike from 20 yards which flashed just wide of the post. The Addicks went close again when Continue reading
