August 21, 1965: Brentford 6 QPR 1 (Roger Morgan for QPR) and Les Allen making his QPR Debut - And the Allen family relationship with QPR began (and seems to have ended)
Smith Watson Brady Hazell Langley
R Morgan Sanderson Keen Collins
Allen McAdams -
Additional 1965-66 in Photos (From Bushman Archives)
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Wolves will decide the future of QPR trialist Hogan Ephraim within 48 hours, it emerged today. Express and Star
37 years ago, August 21, 1976: Three months after having our League Championship stolen from us...
QPR started the season at home to Everton (who'd we crushed the previous season 5-0)
QPR 0 Everton 4
- And knew wouldn't be a repeat of the previous seasonAsides from Webb and Francis, it was the "regular" Championship-winning (almost) 11
15 Year Flashback QPR Official Site
QUASHIE JOINS FOREST!!
RANGERS and Nottingham Forest have agreed a £3 million fee for the sale of Nigel Quashie to the City Ground.
Quashie is currently in Nottingham discussing the transfer. We'll bring you more news later today, when we hope to speak to the QPR management about the transfer.
QPR Official Site - HARFORD ON QUASHIE MOVE
NIGEL QUASHIE has moved from Rangers to Nottingham Forest in a £3 million transfer.
Quashie came up through the youth team ranks at Rangers, signing professional in September 1995. He made his first team debut three months later away to Manchester United. In January 1996, he became the second youngest player ever to score in the FA Cup (proper rounds) when he netted at Tranmere.
Nigel went on to make 62 league and cup appearances for Rangers, scoring five goals. He also represented England under-21’s and England ‘B’.
Rangers boss Ray Harford says:"Obviously, we’re very disappointed to lose Nigel. But we live in a real world and you have to be realistic. Nottingham Forest made an offer and the bid was accepted. So it’s my job to find replacements - from in house, if possible."
"I would stress that the club are not lacking in ambition. And I’m certainly not lacking in ambition. We want to be as successful as we possibly can. We’re hoping to have a good season."
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