| Who did you have the pleasure of 12:18 - Dec 27 with 4963 views | qpr_1968 |
the player scoring your first qpr goal.....
mine, rodney marsh.....2-1 win at home to forrest, 1968. |  |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 17:33 - Dec 29 with 757 views | terryb |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 15:53 - Dec 29 by Boston |
Was that a Friday evening fixture? Easy because United were playing safe, if I recall correctly their next fixture was a cup final. |
Have you replied to the correct post Boston?
As was stated, this match was on New Years Day & United were relegated that season. I think it was the first year that NYD fixtures were played unless it happened to fall on a Saturday. | | | |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 17:34 - Dec 29 with 757 views | NorthLondonR |
Trevor Francis, Sheffield Wednesday header in a 2-0 win, after 5 straight defeats and 5 shutouts in a row for me, including being mascot for a home defeat to West Ham. He scored a brace that day and I vaguely remember David Seaman having an absolute stormer between the sticks |  | | |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 17:50 - Dec 29 with 735 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Another one for Rodney.
Rangers 4 Bolton 0
3 April 1971.
Marsh 3, Leach.
I was 9 months old. |  |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 18:52 - Dec 29 with 706 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
Gary Bannister v Chelsea 1986. I probably couldn't see much of it as I was 10 and stood in the corner of the East Paddocks. |  |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 23:55 - Dec 29 with 660 views | DWQPR |
First home game was against Carlisle at the end of the 1971-72 season. Won 3-0 and the scorers were Dave Clement, John O’Rourke and Mickey Leach. | |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 01:24 - Dec 30 with 638 views | ngbqpr |
Dave Thomas, 3-0 Friday night FA Cup win vs Notts County, Jan 75. Stan and Don G also scored.
(my second game, first was 0-0 v Derby) |  |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 01:33 - Dec 30 with 618 views | Boston |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 17:33 - Dec 29 by terryb |
Have you replied to the correct post Boston?
As was stated, this match was on New Years Day & United were relegated that season. I think it was the first year that NYD fixtures were played unless it happened to fall on a Saturday. |
Three years, one goal and four days out...not bad really.
1977
QPR 4 Man Utd 0
T'was a Monday night. | |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 01:41 - Dec 30 with 616 views | bob566 |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 18:52 - Dec 29 by CliveWilsonSaid |
Gary Bannister v Chelsea 1986. I probably couldn't see much of it as I was 10 and stood in the corner of the East Paddocks. |
In or around that era. Probably a John Byrne or waddock goal. Found QPR through following Ireland and the Guinness sponsorship | | | |
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 13:02 - Dec 30 with 528 views | stefan54 |
Rodney hat trick v Poole Town in FA Cup in 1966/67 season | | | |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 13:12 - Dec 30 with 520 views | CamberleyR |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 01:33 - Dec 30 by Boston |
Three years, one goal and four days out...not bad really.
1977
QPR 4 Man Utd 0
T'was a Monday night. |
I think it would have been a semi-final they were preparing for Bos as our game against them was played in mid April. The FA Cup final in 1977 was played relatively late that season as Liverpool's next game after it was the European Cup final which was (nearly) always the last midweek in May. [Post edited 30 Dec 2021 13:28]
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| Who did you have the pleasure of on 14:20 - Dec 30 with 494 views | qprmarkoct1966 |
| Who did you have the pleasure of on 23:55 - Dec 29 by DWQPR |
First home game was against Carlisle at the end of the 1971-72 season. Won 3-0 and the scorers were Dave Clement, John O’Rourke and Mickey Leach. |
I think Stanley was in the Carlisle side that day and based upon his performance we signed him at the start of the following season. Saw his first game at home to Forest , made the first goal and scored the second , that was a great season to be following the R's | | | |
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