1940–41 Queens Park Rangers F.C. season

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Queens Park Rangers
1940–41 season
ChairmanCharles W Fielding
ManagerTed Vizard
StadiumLoftus Road
South Regional Championship26th
Football League War CupRound 4
London War Cup3rd place
Top goalscorerLeague:
All: Dave Mangnall 31
Highest home attendance5,700 v Leicester City
(29 March 1941)
Lowest home attendance500 v Reading
(21 December 1940)
Average home league attendance2,368
  1939–40
1941–42  

The 1940-41 Queens Park Rangers season was the club's 50th season of existence and their first in the South Regional Championship, part of the Wartime League. QPR finished 20th in the league, were eliminated in the fourth round of the Football League War Cup, and third in the London War Cup.

Contents

Season summary

QPR were included in the rather expansive League South that had no less than 34 teams all playing varying numbers of games. There was no structure and, at best, these games were all ostensibly friendlies. There were two Cup competitions, the London War Cup and the League War Cup. The London War Cup consisted of six teams with QPR finishing 3rd and the League War Cup was basically just a home and away set against four other opponents. There is no table for the League War Cup though QPR finished the eight matches with six wins and two losses. [1]

League standings

South Regional Championship

NB: ranking according to goal average

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGR
25Stoke City36981876960.792
26 Queens Park Rangers 23831247600.783
27Brighton & Hove Albion25871051750.680

Results

League South

  Win  Draw  Loss

League South

DateOpponentsVenueOutcomeHalf Time ScoreFull Time ScoreScorersAttendancePositionMasonAbelJeffersonLoweRidyardMarchBottSwinfenMangnallMcCarthyBonassMallettDanielsFarmerBaconWilsonWebb, J.LingPattisonEdwardsHalford (G)Davie (G)DumsdayWhitfield (G)Campbell (G)Fowler (G)Jackson (G)Scott (G)Griffiths (G)Lievesley (G)Mahon (G)Smith (G)Compton (G)Mills (G)
August 31, 1940FulhamAL1-11-3Swinfen3000271234567891011
September 7, 1940Clapton OrientHD1-33-3Bott 2, Ridyard1000231234569710118
September 21, 1940Charlton AthleticHW1-02-0Bott, Swinfen2000181245697118103
September 28, 1940ArsenalHW2-23-2Swinfen 2, Lowe2500131238549710116
October 5, 1940Tottenham HotspurHD1-01-1Lowe1500101238597101164
October 12, 1940ChelseaHL1-32-3Daniels, Bott1500131285971011463
October 19, 1940ChelseaAL1-11-3Swinfen1500201234597101186
October 26, 1940Charlton AthleticAL1-32-6Mangnell, OG500261567291011834
November 2, 1940Clapton OrientAW3-03-0McCarthy 2, Mangnell200221345629108117
November 16, 1940FulhamHL0-12-5Mangnell, Daniels1000221345629810711
November 23, 1940MillwallAL1-21-3Lowe500261385429116710
November 30, 1940MillwallHW0-12-1Mangnell, Lowe400221385410291167
December 7, 1940Tottenham HotspurAW2-13-2Mangnell 2, Mallett1367221345112910867
December 14, 1940ArsenalAL1-22-3Bott, Ridyard1300241234510891167
December 21, 1940ReadingHW0-04-1Mangnell 2, Lowe, Mallett500221345112910867
December 25, 1940BrentfordAL0-11-2Mangnell1200231354291011867
December 28, 1940ReadingAL0-10-22000231385410291167
May 10, 1941AldershotAL1-21-5Ling2000261375481061192
May 17, 1941WatfordHW1-04-2Ling 2, Mangnell 21500261274811510396
May 24, 1941WatfordAD1-33-3Ling, Davie, Mangnell2000251275481131096
May 31, 1941West Ham UnitedHL1-21-5Mangnall2000261210473119658
June 2, 1941FulhamHL2-12-3Bonass, Halford2500261342571110968
June 7, 1941West Ham UnitedAW2-13-2Compton 2, Mills2100263411125678910

Football League War Cup

DateOpponentsVenueOutcomeHalf Time ScoreFull Time ScoreScorersAttendanceMasonAbelJeffersonLoweRidyardMarchBottSwinfenMangnallMallettDanielsFarmerWebb, J.McEwanAdam (G)Powell
Feb 15th 1941Crystal PalaceAW1-0 Joe Mallett 37001321056119847
Feb 22nd 1941Crystal PalaceHW3-2OG, Dave Mangnall, Reg Swinfen 35001321056791148
Mar 1st 1941AldershotAL1-2 Dave Mangnall (Pen)25001328561094711
Mar 8th 1941AldershotHW4-2 Dave Mangnall, Adam, Lowe27331238569104711
Mar 15th 1941ChelseaHW2-0 Dave Mangnall 255751234569810711
Mar 22nd 1941ChelseaAW4-2 Joe Mallett Dave Mangnall 2 (1 pen), Webb72321234569810711
Mar 29th 1941Leicester CityHW2-1 Dave Mangnall 257001234569810711
April 5, 1941Leicester CityAL1-6 Joe Mallett 100001231056987114

London War Cup

DateOpponentsVenueOutcomeHalf Time ScoreFull Time ScoreScorersAttendanceMasonAbelJeffersonLoweRidyardMarchBottSwinfenMangnallBonassMallettDanielsFarmerWebb, J.LingAllenMortimer (G)PattisonMcEwanHillard (G)Adam (G)PowellEdwardsFitzgerald (G)Halford (G)ArmstrongReayDavie (G)
January 4, 1941FulhamAL1-21-4Mangnall10001385410291167
January 11, 1941FulhamHL3-15-7Lowe, Moffat, Bonass, Bott, Mangnall22561385410291167
January 25, 1941AldershotHL2-02-3Mallett 210004569210871311
February 1, 1941ChelseaHW2-15-2Lowe, McEwan 2, Bott, Mangnall19001231056114978
February 8, 1941AldershotAW2-14-2Mangnall, Daniels, Adam, Mallett20001385429106711
April 12, 1941Crystal PalaceAW0-02-1Mangnall, Fitzgerald50001285496731011
April 14, 1941BrentfordAL2-12-4Mangnall, Daniels1285493711106
April 19, 1941Crystal PalaceHW2-02-1Davie (2)23001385467101129
April 25, 1941BrentfordHD0-00-060001310548671129
May 3, 1941ChelseaAW1-03-2Mangnall 2, Davie40001375486111029

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Squad

PositionNationalityNameLeague South Appearances *16 games data missingLeague South GoalsLondon War Cup AppsLondon War Cup Goals!Football League War Cup Apps*4 games data missingFootball League War Cup GoalsTotal

Appearances

Total Goals
GK Flag of England.svg Reg Allen 11
GK Flag of England.svg Bill Mason 79338
DF Flag of England.svg Arthur Jefferson23316
DF Flag of England.svg Ted Reay 134
DF Flag of England.svg Sid Bacon12
DF Flag of England.svg John Dumsday11
DF Flag of England.svg Leslie Lievesley 1
DF Flag of England.svg Johnny Mortimer 11
DF Flag of England.svg Laurence Scott 1
DF Flag of England.svg Leslie Compton 1212
DF Flag of Scotland.svg Robert Griffiths 1
DFE Edwards25
MFJohn Hillard1
MF Flag of England.svg Wilf Whitfield 24
MF Flag of England.svg Alf Ridyard 42103372
MF Flag of England.svg Harry Daniels 32121114
MF Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ivor Powell 1
MF Flag of England.svg Joe Mallett 121423159
MF Flag of Scotland.svg Alec Farmer 38228
MF Flag of England.svg Dicky March710433
MF Flag of England.svg Alf Fitzgerald13141
MF Flag of England.svg Richard Armstrong 112
MF Flag of Scotland.svg Charlie Adam 1313192
MFCampbell11
MFJ. Webb811201
MF Flag of England.svg Alan Fowler 22
MF Flag of England.svg Jack Mahon 1
FW Flag of Scotland.svg Billy McEwan 12`62
FW Flag of Scotland.svg Johnny Pattison112
FW Flag of England.svg Reg Swinfen 35521236
FW Flag of England.svg Dave Mangnall 513884103231
FW Flag of England.svg Albert Bonass 5131192
FW Flag of England.svg Len McCarthy22112
FW Flag of England.svg Samuel Abel 77337
FW Flag of Scotland.svg Harry Lowe 7510241398
FW Flag of England.svg Wilf Bott 3542207
FW Flag of Scotland.svg Jock Davie 313374
FW Flag of England.svg David Halford21361
FW Flag of Scotland.svg James Jackson1
FWL Ling1454
FW Flag of England.svg George Mills 1111
J Smith1
K Wilson1

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Transfers in

NamefromDateFee
Chapman, Reg *R.A.F.Aug 27, 1940
Bacon, Stan *Oct 7, 1940
Webb, Ron *Oct 15, 1940
Ling, Leonard *Oct 15, 1940
Webb, Jack *Oct 15, 1940
Edwards, Ernest *Oct 24, 1940
Libby, Jack *Dec 13, 1940
Armstrong, DickBristol CApr 1941Loan

Transfers out

[edit]

NamefromDateFeeDateClubFee
Fitzgerald, AlfReadingMay 5, 1936FreeSep 40Hearts

References

  1. 1 2 Macey, Gordon (1993). Queens Park Rangers: A Complete Record (Complete Record Series) First Edition (1st ed.). London: Breedon Books Publishing Co Ltd. ISBN   9781873626405.
  2. "historicalkits". Historicalkits.co.uk.
  3. "barryhugmansfootballers". barryhugmansfootballers.

[1]

  1. "Seasonal Stats - Files". QPRnet. Retrieved 2025-05-27.