Team: Stejskal, Bardsley, Wilson, Wlkins, Peacock, Yates, Impey, Barker, Ferdinand, Allen (B), Sinclair Attendance: 17,089 On the back of a 1-0 home win over Blackburn Rovers the previous week, the R’s then travelled to Goodison Park on 20thNovember 1993. Ken Gannon filed the following match report: ‘Howard Kendall was angry and disappointed after watching Everton Continue reading
QPR B (3) – Brighton & Hove Albion U21 (4)
Premier League Cup Team: Mahoney, Jude-Boyd, Pitblado, Rossi, Rendall, Cotter, Bala, Murphy, Lloyd, Pedder, Adarkwa Subs: Salamon, Dougui, Angelov, Ajose, Anthony On a mild evening at the Powerday Stadium, it was the R’s who took the lead on nine minutes. The Seagulls had enjoyed most of the early play, but after losing possession, Alfie Lloyd Continue reading
QPR FC Women (1) – AFC Wimbledon Women (7)
Vitality Women’s FA Cup 3rd Round Qualifying Team: McLean, Leys, Searle, Jordinson, Grieve, Gunn, Blodgett, Hennessy, Petit, Hall, Moore Overcast with the sun poking through intermittently, Katie McLean pulled off a superb full-length save and the ball going behind for a corner. Billie Brooks’ close-range header gave the visitors the early lead at the Powerday Continue reading
We Will Remember Them
Prior to kick-off at the recent home game against West Brom, the names of the players (from both sides) who had lost their lives during both World Wars, were read out. And Trumpeter Sgt. Warren Ringham of the Royal Air Force Band played the ‘Last Post’. The following servicemen had at some point in their Continue reading
QPR U18 (3) – Bristol City U18 (1)
U18 Professional Development League 2 Team: Zapieraczynski, Luzinda, Leahy, Brown, McDonald, Marino, Sackey, Tuck, Bouhiaoui, Talla, Petrie Subs: Clark, McCann, Christmas, Castillo-Anderson, Lawrence I was informed upon arrival at the training ground that the game would kick-off a bit late because, the Bristol City coach was held-up due to a fire on the M4. In Continue reading
QPR B (4) – Ipswich Town U21 (4)
U21 Professional Development League 2 South Team: Salamon, Jude-Boyd, Pitblado, Murphy, Masterson, Aoraha, Adomah, Pedder, Bonne, Thomas, Shodipo Subs: Zapieraczynski, Rossi, Bala, Ajose, Lloyd Following a good move from midfield, the ball was played to Albert Adomah and his shot found the upright after flicking off a defender. The Tractor Boys took the lead from Continue reading
QPR FC Women (2) – Ashford Town (Middlesex) Women’s FC (1)
FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: Burgess, Leys, Hall, Jordinson, Grieve, Carolan, Pope, Blodgett, Webster, Moore, Petit Subs: Cutler, Wardlaw, Bishop, Gunn At No.9 for the home side was Frankie Webster and making her home debut was Shayla Burgess. After the R’s had lost possession outside the visitors’ penalty area, the away Continue reading
QPR B (1) – Millwall U21 (2)
U21 Professional Development League 2 South Team: Halwax, Jude-Boyd, Pitblado, Rendall, Hawkins, Aoraha, Ajose, Murphy, Lloyd, Pedder, Bala Subs: Salamon, Harrack, Rossi, Hamid, Anthony In bright sunshine it was the away side that provided the first goalscoring opportunity of the afternoon at the Loftus Road Stadium. Shamar Lawson got himself into a good position before Continue reading
‘Without Breaking Stride, Givens Moved in & Hammered the Ball Past Wilson with his Left-Foot’- QPR (2) – Arsenal (0)
Team: Parkes, Clement, Hazell, Venables, Mancini, McLintock, Thomas, Francis, Leach, Bowles, Givens Sub: Busby Attendance: 29,115 Bertie Mee’s Arsenal side arrived at Loftus Road on 27th October 1973. John Oakley later filed the following match report: ‘Don Givens scored an opportunist goal to give Queen’s Park Rangers the lead at Loftus Road this afternoon. And Continue reading
QPR (2) – Sunderland (0) – ‘They’re all Shouting “Stan for England”, so what must Bowles do, Don?’
Team: Parkes, Clement, Gillard, Hollins, McLintock, Webb, Thomas, Kelly, Masson, Bowles, Givens Sub: Leach Attendance: 22,408 On 23rd October 1976, Rangers took on Sunderland at Loftus Road. James Mossop wrote the following match report for the Sunday Express: ‘Two voices of wisdom, reasoning and influence, joined the growing West London clamour of “Bowles for England” Continue reading