QPR (4) – Brentford (1) -’Hearty Cheers were given for the Donors of the Trophy & for the Winners’ 

Ealing Hospital Cup  Team: Shaw, MacDonald, Fidler, Butterworth, Mitchell, Wake, Whyman, Revill, McKie, Browning, Barnes  On 8th November 1911, Rangers took on Brentford at Park Royal in an Ealing Hospital Cup match. The following report appeared in the Middlesex County Times a few days later:  ‘About a thousand spectators witnessed the Ealing Hospital Cup match Continue reading


QPR (5) – Hammersmith Athletic (0) – ‘Soon after, from some good Passing, Jordan put the Ball through for the Fifth Time’ 

Team: Jones (T), Walborn, Knowles, Tennant, Musslewhite (J), Jordan (H), Hadwick, Hannah, Jordan (F), Cowie, Wallington  Attendance: 1,000  On 9th December 1899, the first team were away to Luton Town in a FA Cup qualifying round match. Whilst at Kensal Rise, a Rangers reserve side faced Hammersmith Athletic. The following report appeared in ‘The Sporting Continue reading


Watford (1) – QPR (1) – ‘Gilberg went Storming through & Hit the Bar’ 

Division Three South  Team: Brown, Poppitt, Ingham, Nicholas, Powell (M), Spence, Gilberg, Smith, Cameron, Tomkys, Shepherd  Attendance: 22,068   Following the 2-2 draw against the Hornets at Loftus Road the previous month, Rangers then travelled to Vicarage Road on Thursday 4th September 1952.    In goal for the home side was former R’s goalkeeper Reg Saphin, who Continue reading


Fulham (2) – QPR (2) – ‘Danger from Flying Bombs – Spotters shall be Stationed to give Warning of imminent Danger…’ 

Football League South  Team: Brown, Rose, Abel, Smith, Ridyard, Mallett, Jones, Sibley, Heathcote, Fitzgerald, Burley  Attendance: 8,000  On 9th September 1944, QPR travelled to Craven Cottage. Included in the Rangers line-up were two guest players. Jones at No.7 was a West Brom player and Sibley at No.8 was attached to Southend United.  Ben Burley has Continue reading


Peterborough United Reserves (1) – QPR Reserves (1) 

Football Combination  Team: Spence, Woods, Newcombe, Cockell, Jones (A), Walker, Barber, Bottoms, Razzell, Collins, Bateson  Attendance: 6,754  On Monday, 22nd August 1960, the Rangers reserves travelled to London Road to take on Peterborough United.  This is from the ‘Club Chatter’ section of the match programme:  ‘Tonight, we play our first ever Football Combination home match Continue reading


QPR Development Squad – Premier League Cup Winners after a 3-1 Win Over Brentford 

Premier League Cup Final  Team: Salamon, Putman, Da Silva, McDowell, Wilkie, Tuck, Dillon, Morgan, Bennie, Murphy, Sutton  Subs: Halliday, McCann, Petrie, O’Brien, Vaughan  After disposing of Burnley in the semi-final, Paul Furlong’s side then faced Brentford at Loftus Road.  With many fans still taking their seats, the first shot of the evening was provided by Continue reading


QPR (2) – New Brompton (1) – ‘Unpleasant Game at Park Royal’ 

Southern League Division One  Team: Shaw, McDonald, Fidler, Mitchell, Lintott, Downing, Rogers, Cannon, MacDonald, Drake, Barnes  Attendance:  2,000  On 26th October 1908, Rangers took on New Brompton at Park Royal. The following report appeared four days later in the: ‘St. Pancras Guardian & Camden & Kentish Town Reporter’  ‘The meeting of New Brompton and the Rangers Continue reading


QPR Development Squad (2) – Burnley U21 (0) 

QPR Development Squad (2) – Burnley U21 (0)  Premier League Cup Semi-Final  Team: Shepperd, Putman, Da Silva, McDowell, Wilkie, Tuck, Bennie, Morgan, Kolli, Murphy, Sutton  Subs: Halliday, Leahy, Dillon, Petrie, O’Brien  After knocking out West Brom in the previous round, Rangers then faced Burnley in the semi-final at Loftus Road.  Ninety seconds or so in Continue reading


QPR Development Squad (1) – Brentford U21 (5) 

U21 Professional Development League 2  Team: Halliday, Leahy, Da Silva, Manufor, McDowell, Talla, Petrie, Neill, Vaughan, O’Brien, Sanyaolu  Subs: Clark, Balogun, Coomes, Neziri, trialist  On a very warm afternoon at the TSG Training Centre, the team sheet revealed that the strong Brentford starting line-up included the likes of £10m signing Gustavo Nunes, South Korean international Continue reading