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1945–46 Queens Park Rangers F.C. season

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Queens Park Rangers
.1945–46 season
ManagerDave Mangnal
StadiumLoftus Road
Third Division South (North Region)First Half First Second Half First
Second Half 1stSemi Finalist
1945–46 FA CupFifth round
Third Division South (North Region) Second Half CupSemi-Final
Top goalscorerLeague: William Heathcote 18
All: Frank Neary 23
Highest home attendance20080 Vs Crystal Palace (5 Jan 1946)
Lowest home attendance5000 Vs Mansfield (2 Mar 1946)
Biggest win6-0 Vs Clapton Orient (22 Apr 1946) , Notts County (3 Nov 1945)
Biggest defeat1-3 Vs Brentford (9 Feb 1946)

Season summary[edit]

Whilst the pre ww2 scheduling and Divisions had still not returned for the 1945-46 English Football Season the 44 clubs in the top two divisions of the 1938–39 season would play in the Football League North and Football League South without promotion and relegation from the previous peacetime season. Qpr excelled in both First half and second half of the league losing 6 games all season but Falling late on in both cup competions.

League standings[edit]

Third Division South (North Region)[edit]

First Half Season[edit]

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
1 Queens Park Rangers 20 14 4 2 50 15 32
2 Norwich City    20 11 4 5 54 31 26
3 Port Vale  20 9 6 5 34 25 24

Third Division South (North Region)[edit]

Second Half Season (Cup Tournament)[edit]

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
1 Queens Park Rangers 16 11 3 2 38 11 25 Qualified
2 Walsall 16 10 4 2 34 18 24 Qualified
3 Mansfield Town 16 8 4 4 24 15 20

Results[edit]

QPR scores given first

  Win   Draw   Loss

Third Division South (North Region)[edit]

First Half Season[edit]

Date Opponents Venue Outcome Score Scorers Attendance
25 Aug 1945 Southend Away W 2-1 Crack 2 8000
1 Sept 1945 Southend Home W 4-1 Mallett, Hatton 2, Neary 8360
5 Sept 1945 Clapton Orient Away W 2-0 Crack, Heathcote 4000
8 Sept 1945 Walsall Home W 4-0 Neary 3, Heathcote 8000
12 Sept 1945 Mansfield Away W 6-2 Neary 2, Mallett 2, Heathcote, Somerfield 7000
15 Sept 1945 Walsall Away D 1-1 Salmon 7000
19 Sept 1945 Clapton Orient Home W 3-0 Heathcote 2, Mallett 6485
22 Sept 1945 Port Vale Away D 0-0 8000
29 Sept 1945 Port Vale Home W 4-1 Mallett, Heathcote, Abel, Neary 13750
6 Oct 1945 Ipswich Town Home W 2-0 Heathcote, Mallett 18000
13 Oct 1945 Ipswich Town Away L 1-2 Mallett 16000
20 Oct 1945 Northampton Away W 2-0 Neary, Heathcote 9000
27 Oct 1945 Northampton Home W 4-1 Heathcote 3, Addinall 9000
3 Nov 1945 Notts County Home W 6-0 Neary 2, Heathcote 4 15000
10 Nov 1945 Notts County Away W 1-0 Heathcote 23186
1 Dec 1945 Watford Away W 2-0 Whitehead, Neary 11215
25 Dec 1945 Norwich City Away D 1-1 Ridyard 20082
26 Dec 1945 Norwich City Home L 1-2 Neary 19000
29 Dec 1945 Mansfield Home W 3-2 Ridyard, Heathcote 2 9965
1 Jan 1946 Watford Home D 1-1 Ridyard 6400

Third Division South (North Region)[edit]

Second Half Season[edit]

Date Opponents H/A Result F – A Scorers Attendance
12 Jan 1946 Ipswich Town Home W 4-1 Stock 2, Heath, Mallett 12000
19 Jan 1946 Ipswich Town Away L 0-1 9508
2 Feb 1946 Bristol City Away L 0-2 10800
16 Feb 1946 Southend Home W 4-0 Mallett, Stock 2, Heath 7000
23 Feb 1946 Mansfield Away D 0-0 5000
2 Mar 1946 Mansfield Home W 3-0 Heath, Boxshall 5000
9 Mar 1946 Watford Away W 3-1 Pattison, Heath 2 8665
16 Mar 1946 Watford Home W 2-1 Heath, McEwan 8838
23 Mar 1946 Port Vale Home W 4-2 Heath 2, McEwan, Neary 10000
30 Mar 1946 Port Vale Away W 2-0 OG, Neary 10000
6 Apr 1946 Notts County Home W 3-1 Mallett, Neary, Chapman 15000
13 Apr 1946 Notts County Away W 3-0 Pattison 2, McEwan 9000
17 Apr 1946 Southend Away D 0-0
19 Apr 1946 Bristol City Home W 4-2 Hatton, Pattison, McEwan, Neary 17500
20 Apr 1946 Clapton Orient Away D 0-0 14000
22 Apr 1946 Clapton Orient Home W 6-0 Heathcote, Pattison 2, Neary 2, OG 17000

Third Division South (North Region)[edit]

Second Half Season (Cup Tournament)[edit]

Date Round Opponents H / A Result

F – A

Scorers Attendance
27 Apr 1946 Semifinal First Leg AFC Bournemouth Away 1-1 Heathcote 13000
1 May 1946 Semifinal Second Leg AFC Bournemouth Home 0-1 (Sudden Death) 15000

FA Cup[edit]

Date Round Opponents H / A Result

F – A

Scorers Attendance
17 Nov 1945 First Round First leg Barnet Away 6-2 Heathcote, Mallett 2, Neary 3 6800
24 Nov 1945 First Round Second leg Barnet Home 2-1 Swinfen, Neary 11600
8 Dec 1945 Second round First leg Ipswich Town Home 4-0 Neary, Stock, Addinall 2 12000
15 Dec 1945 Second round Second leg Ipswich Town Away 2-0 Daniels, Addinall 12000
5 Jan 1946 Third round First leg Crystal Palace Home 0-0 20080
9 Jan 1946 Third round Second leg Crystal Palace Away 0-0 26400
16 Jan 1946 Third round Replay Crystal Palace Craven Cottage 1-0 Addinall 23000
26 Jan 1946 Fourth round First leg Southampton Away 1-0 Addinall 19000
30 Jan 1946 Fourth round Second leg Southampton Home 4-3 Addinall 3, Stock 16000
9 Feb 1946 Fifth round First leg Brentford Home 1-3 Pattison 19885
14 Feb 1946 Fifth round Second leg Brentford Away 0-0 20000

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Squad[edit]

Position Nationality Name League

Appearances

League Goals Cup Appearances Cup Tournament Goals F.A Cup Goals Total

Appearances

Total Goals
GK England Reg Allen 19 27 46
GK England Harry Brown 1 2 3
DF England Jack Rose 20 24 44
DF England Arthur Jefferson 15 18 33
DF England Des Farrow 14 20 34
DF England Bill Heath 3 14 8 17 8
DF England Matt Gillies 2 2
DF England Frederick Alexander 1 1 2
DF England Ted Reay 8 8
MF England Les Blizzard 2 4 6
MF England Alf Ridyard 19 3 27 46 3
MF England Joe Mallett 19 7 29 3 2 48 12
MF England Harry Daniels 19 29 1 48 1
MF England Billy Whitehead 4 1 5 9 1
MF England Albert Smith 1 1 2
MF England Ron Webb 1 1
MF Wales Ivor Powell 6 6
MF England Reg Chapman 7 1 7 1
MF England Alf Parkinson 4 4
FW England William Heathcote 17 18 7 2 1 24 21
FW England Frank Neary 15 12 17 6 5 32 23
FW England Alf Somerfield 7 1 7 1
FW England Samuel Abel 6 1 1 7 1
FW England Alec Stock 5 4 14 2 19 6
FW England Bert Addinall 4 1 8 8 12 9
FW England Leon Salmon 4 1 4 1
FW Scotland Johnny Pattison 3 21 6 1 24 7
FW England Fred Crack 3 3 3 3
FW England Cyril Hatton 2 2 3 1 5 3
FW England Reg Swinfen 2 6 1 8 1
FW England Danny Boxshall 1 2 1 3 1
FW England Billy Wrigglesworth 1 1
FW England George Jones 1 1
FW England Syd Peppitt 1 1
FW England Les Smith 1 1
FW England Dave Mangnall 1 1
FW Scotland Billy McEwan 10 4 10 4
FW England Eddie Smith 1 1
James Lennon 1 1 2
Joe Johnston 1 1
Albert Shaw 1 1
Richard Hibbs 1 1
David Hamilton 1 2 3
Les Crompton 1 1

Transfers in[edit]

Name from Date Fee
Alf Somerfield Guest July 1945
Frank Neary Fulham July 1945
Matt Gillies Guest July 1945
George Jones Guest July 1945
Fred Crack Guest July 1945
Leon Salmon Guest July 1945
Frederick Alexander Guest July 1945
Syd Peppitt Guest July 1945
Alec Stock Guest July 1945
Samuel Abel Guest July 1945
Ron Webb Guest July 1945
James Lennon Guest July 1945
Joe Johnston Guest July 1945
Albert Shaw Guest July 1945
Richard Hibbs Guest July 1945
David Hamilton Guest July 1945
Les Crompton Guest July 1945
Billy Wrigglesworth Guest July 1945
Leslie Smith Guest July 1945
Eddie Smith Guest July 1945
Bill Heath I C juniors September 1945
Danny Boxshall Army January 1946
Cyril Hatton Notts County April 1946
Stan Armitage Charlton Athletic June 1946
Reg Saphin Walthamstow Avenue June 1946

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Transfers out[edit]

Name from Date Fee Date Club Fee

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References[edit]

  1. Macey, Gordon (1993). Queens Park Rangers: A Complete Record. London: Breedon Books Publishing Co Ltd. ISBN 978-1873626405. Search this book on
  2. 2.0 2.1 "barryhugmansfootballers". Barryhugmansfootballers.

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