In Memory of Steve Burtenshaw

Steve was born in Portslade, East Sussex, on 23rd November 1935. He joined the Brighton & Hove Albion ground staff in August 1951 and signed as a professional the following year. Steve made his first-team debut as a 17-year-old at Exeter City in April 1953. Steve went on to make over 250 appearances for the Continue reading


AFC Wimbledon Ladies (2) – QPR Women (0)

FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: McLean, Petit (Curr), Grieve, Jordinson, Searle, Blodgett, Kumaning (Akerman), Hennessy, Edwards (Wardlaw), Moore (Redhead-Ling), Hall (Nygaard-Parsons) Attendance: 425 This was my first visit to the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Starting for the home side was former Rangers player, Chloe Sampson. It was AFC Wimbledon who provided Continue reading


QPR Women (1) – Cambridge City Ladies (1)

FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: McLean, Petit, Searle, Blodgett, Grieve, Jordinson (Carolan), Akerman (Kumaning), Hennessy (Nygaard-Parsons), Edwards (Curr), Moore, Hall The morning’s persistent rain continued throughout the match. It was the visitors who created the first chance of the game when a cross from the right was headed just over the Continue reading


Ipswich Town (1) – QPR (1) – ‘White, a 55th Minute Replacement for Maurice Doyle, brought the Hosts down to Earth’

Team: Roberts, Bardsley, Brevett, Doyle (White 55 mins), Maddix, McDonald, Wilson, Impey (Peacock 84 mins.), Ferdinand, Allen, Sinton Attendance: 17,354 Three days after drawing 1-1 with Manchester City at Loftus Road, the R’s then travelled to Ipswich on 9th February 1993. Nick Townsend wrote the following match report: ‘Neil Thompson’s belief that he had lifted Continue reading


Harlow Town Ladies (0) – QPR Women (1)

FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: McLean, Petit, Searle, Jordinson, Grieve, Maloney, Akerman, Hennessy, Edwards, Moore, Hall Subs: White, Kumaning, Curr, Nygaard-Parsons I was informed at the turnstile that there would be no match programmes available because the printer was broken! The first goalscoring opportunity of the afternoon fell to Mel Hall. Continue reading