| Does anyone know the year......roughly 12:37 - Nov 29 with 1663 views | qpr_1968 |
my sister sent me some clippings of an old qpr programme with no sign of a date.
the programme clippings/pages are all printed in green and white.
they were playing swindon that day, don't know the score or even if it was a league game but here are the teams.
QPR
gk......collins
rb......newlands
lb.......aston
rh.....keech
ch......freeman
lh.....white
rw.....stewart
ir......pryce
cf......miller
il.......mcqueen
lw.......seeley
SWINDON
metham
downie
didsall
richardson
logan
codling
oakley
bradshaw
heron
davies
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 13:38 - Nov 29 with 1554 views | Boston |
Bill Keech made 69 appearances for the Rangers between 1899 and 1902. Surprised there was a programme. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 13:48 - Nov 29 with 1548 views | Esox_Lucius |
Is Swindon's LB SW-P's nickname; Dids(od)all? |  |
| The grass is always greener. |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:11 - Nov 29 with 1517 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 13:38 - Nov 29 by Boston |
Bill Keech made 69 appearances for the Rangers between 1899 and 1902. Surprised there was a programme. |
yes, the programme cost 1d.
adverts in the programme.
G.CHANDLER...boot makers and repairers, 297 pottobello road. 10/6 pair of boots.
W.W.BARRY.....newsagents , latimer road grounds, and 620 harrow road.
next fixtures, again with no month or year
as printed...
7th southampton.W
12th brentford S
12th clapton orient L
16th southampton W
19th kettering S
19th excelsior L
21st chesham town S.E
26th luton S
26th hitchen S.E
28th portsmouth W
don't know what the end initials stand for, and the dates seem confusing. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:15 - Nov 29 with 1510 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:11 - Nov 29 by qpr_1968 |
yes, the programme cost 1d.
adverts in the programme.
G.CHANDLER...boot makers and repairers, 297 pottobello road. 10/6 pair of boots.
W.W.BARRY.....newsagents , latimer road grounds, and 620 harrow road.
next fixtures, again with no month or year
as printed...
7th southampton.W
12th brentford S
12th clapton orient L
16th southampton W
19th kettering S
19th excelsior L
21st chesham town S.E
26th luton S
26th hitchen S.E
28th portsmouth W
don't know what the end initials stand for, and the dates seem confusing. |
"Tough league, three games a week, fixtures coming thick and fast..." |  |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:20 - Nov 29 with 1498 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:15 - Nov 29 by BrianMcCarthy |
"Tough league, three games a week, fixtures coming thick and fast..." |
they was, no wonder they had a boot repairer advertised, all that wear and tear. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:47 - Nov 29 with 1441 views | NoDiddley |
Game played 5/10/1901 we won 4-0
Goals from Price, Miller, Stewart & McQueen. |  | | |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 15:02 - Nov 29 with 1415 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:47 - Nov 29 by NoDiddley |
Game played 5/10/1901 we won 4-0
Goals from Price, Miller, Stewart & McQueen. |
nice one mate. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 15:06 - Nov 29 with 1405 views | stowmarketrange |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:47 - Nov 29 by NoDiddley |
Game played 5/10/1901 we won 4-0
Goals from Price, Miller, Stewart & McQueen. |
Is there a match report,or was anybody from this board there who can tell us how we played? |  | | |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 15:45 - Nov 29 with 1365 views | Boston |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 15:06 - Nov 29 by stowmarketrange |
Is there a match report,or was anybody from this board there who can tell us how we played? |
Looking up McCarthy's old threads as we speak... | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 16:11 - Nov 29 with 1328 views | qpr_1968 |
shepherds bush in division two.
interesting. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 17:01 - Nov 29 with 1259 views | Sharpy36 |
Never knew Gillingham fc used to be called New brompton. |  |
| 'You didn't know that was wrong, but now you do. If you do it again, I'll know you are doing it on purpose.' |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 17:06 - Nov 29 with 1246 views | Boston |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 16:11 - Nov 29 by qpr_1968 |
shepherds bush in division two.
interesting. |
Y'ep, original football occupants of Loftus Rd. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 20:58 - Nov 29 with 1112 views | TacticalR |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 17:01 - Nov 29 by Sharpy36 |
Never knew Gillingham fc used to be called New brompton. |
It's a bit confusing because there's a Brompton in Kensington, and one in Gillingham. |  |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 22:59 - Nov 29 with 1012 views | VancouverHoop |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 14:11 - Nov 29 by qpr_1968 |
yes, the programme cost 1d.
adverts in the programme.
G.CHANDLER...boot makers and repairers, 297 pottobello road. 10/6 pair of boots.
W.W.BARRY.....newsagents , latimer road grounds, and 620 harrow road.
next fixtures, again with no month or year
as printed...
7th southampton.W
12th brentford S
12th clapton orient L
16th southampton W
19th kettering S
19th excelsior L
21st chesham town S.E
26th luton S
26th hitchen S.E
28th portsmouth W
don't know what the end initials stand for, and the dates seem confusing. |
According to Hitchin Town's website QPR played Hitchin on the 26th October 1901 (which also jibes with the dates of the QPR player mentioned above.) It was a South Eastern Counties League match which QPR won 9 — 0 (those were the days eh?)
Some info on the S. E. Counties League from the Herts Advertiser Saturday 21st September 1901
1. London clubs: Millwall, Queens Park Rangers, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, and Clapton Orient.
2. County clubs: Chesham Generals, Chesham Town, Grays United, Hitchin, Luton, and St Albans.
The first four London clubs are the Reserves of the strong sides which compete in the S.L and the W.L. They are debarred from the local cup ties, being professionals. London senior amateur clubs don't relish being defeated by Reserves, as undoubtedly most of them would be, and therefore decline to meet them; the S. L. don't admit the Reserves of their Division I to membership in Division II; the London League Division I supplies only half a season's programme, and so a new body was necessary as far as they were concerned.
The county contingent find fairly strong opponents remarkably scarce in their respective districts. Perhaps a bigger drawback is the great difficulties they encounter in getting across country in such counties as Berks, Bucks, Herts, and Beds. Two or three changes of train are often necessary, occasionally to other companies' lines, and the delays at the various junctions are irritating, of long duration, and, in the end, expensive, especially to amateur teams, who can seldom afford to give the whole of Saturday. They say they find it a saving in every way to come up to London, and they are desirous of meeting in a serious competition the strong Reserve teams of the first class professional clubs. | | | |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:01 - Nov 29 with 1009 views | lightwaterhoop |
Does anyone know if QPR ever played Shepherds Bush FC at Loftus Road? | | | |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:11 - Nov 29 with 990 views | Boston |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:01 - Nov 29 by lightwaterhoop |
Does anyone know if QPR ever played Shepherds Bush FC at Loftus Road? |
...and did The Loft take The Loft? | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:13 - Nov 29 with 990 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:01 - Nov 29 by lightwaterhoop |
Does anyone know if QPR ever played Shepherds Bush FC at Loftus Road? |
looked on shepherds bush wikipedia, interesting reading, but no mention to my knowledge that qpr ever played them, even though both qpr and shepherds bush played at loftus road, qpr kicked them out after or during the war.
shepherds bush fc even played on shepherds bush green. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:13 - Nov 29 with 989 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:11 - Nov 29 by Boston |
...and did The Loft take The Loft? |
ha ha | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:14 - Nov 29 with 988 views | qpr_1968 |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 22:59 - Nov 29 by VancouverHoop |
According to Hitchin Town's website QPR played Hitchin on the 26th October 1901 (which also jibes with the dates of the QPR player mentioned above.) It was a South Eastern Counties League match which QPR won 9 — 0 (those were the days eh?)
Some info on the S. E. Counties League from the Herts Advertiser Saturday 21st September 1901
1. London clubs: Millwall, Queens Park Rangers, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, and Clapton Orient.
2. County clubs: Chesham Generals, Chesham Town, Grays United, Hitchin, Luton, and St Albans.
The first four London clubs are the Reserves of the strong sides which compete in the S.L and the W.L. They are debarred from the local cup ties, being professionals. London senior amateur clubs don't relish being defeated by Reserves, as undoubtedly most of them would be, and therefore decline to meet them; the S. L. don't admit the Reserves of their Division I to membership in Division II; the London League Division I supplies only half a season's programme, and so a new body was necessary as far as they were concerned.
The county contingent find fairly strong opponents remarkably scarce in their respective districts. Perhaps a bigger drawback is the great difficulties they encounter in getting across country in such counties as Berks, Bucks, Herts, and Beds. Two or three changes of train are often necessary, occasionally to other companies' lines, and the delays at the various junctions are irritating, of long duration, and, in the end, expensive, especially to amateur teams, who can seldom afford to give the whole of Saturday. They say they find it a saving in every way to come up to London, and they are desirous of meeting in a serious competition the strong Reserve teams of the first class professional clubs. |
good bit of imformation that van. | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:14 - Nov 29 with 985 views | Boston |
| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 22:59 - Nov 29 by VancouverHoop |
According to Hitchin Town's website QPR played Hitchin on the 26th October 1901 (which also jibes with the dates of the QPR player mentioned above.) It was a South Eastern Counties League match which QPR won 9 — 0 (those were the days eh?)
Some info on the S. E. Counties League from the Herts Advertiser Saturday 21st September 1901
1. London clubs: Millwall, Queens Park Rangers, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, and Clapton Orient.
2. County clubs: Chesham Generals, Chesham Town, Grays United, Hitchin, Luton, and St Albans.
The first four London clubs are the Reserves of the strong sides which compete in the S.L and the W.L. They are debarred from the local cup ties, being professionals. London senior amateur clubs don't relish being defeated by Reserves, as undoubtedly most of them would be, and therefore decline to meet them; the S. L. don't admit the Reserves of their Division I to membership in Division II; the London League Division I supplies only half a season's programme, and so a new body was necessary as far as they were concerned.
The county contingent find fairly strong opponents remarkably scarce in their respective districts. Perhaps a bigger drawback is the great difficulties they encounter in getting across country in such counties as Berks, Bucks, Herts, and Beds. Two or three changes of train are often necessary, occasionally to other companies' lines, and the delays at the various junctions are irritating, of long duration, and, in the end, expensive, especially to amateur teams, who can seldom afford to give the whole of Saturday. They say they find it a saving in every way to come up to London, and they are desirous of meeting in a serious competition the strong Reserve teams of the first class professional clubs. |
No club charabanc specials to away games! | |
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| Does anyone know the year......roughly on 23:48 - Nov 29 with 959 views | qprxtc |
It’s 2020 but roughly you could say f uck off ya c unt.
Cobblers |  | | |
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