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(Top) 1 Season summary 2 League standings 3 Results 3.1 Third Division 3.2 London Challenge Cup^[3] 3.3 Football League Cup 3.4 FA Cup 4 Squad 5 Transfers In 6 Transfers Out 7 References

1964–65 Queens Park Rangers F.C. season

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Queens Park Rangers

1964-65 season

Chairman

Bernard Baker, Jim Gregory

Manager

Alec Stock

Stadium

Loftus Road

Football League Third Division

First Round

London Challenge Cup

Quarter finalist

Top goalscorer

League: Brian Bedford 23
All: Brian Bedford 26

Highest home attendance

11,063 Vs Brentford 9 October 1964

Lowest home attendance

3,260 Vs Oldham Athletic 19 April 1965

Average home league attendance

5,713

Biggest win

7-1 Vs Luton Town (6 November 1964)

Biggest defeat

1-8 Vs Mansfield Town (15 March 1965)

Home colours

Away colours

← 1963–64

1965–66 →

Season summary[edit]

During the 1964–65 English football season, Queens Park Rangers competed in the Third Division and finished in Fourteenth place.^[1]

League standings[edit]

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GAv	Pts
12	Southend United	46	19	8	19	78	71	1.099	46
13	Reading	46	16	14	16	70	70	1.000	46
14	Queens Park Rangers	46	17	12	17	72	80	0.900	46
15	Workington	46	17	12	17	58	69	0.841	46
16	Shrewsbury Town	46	15	12	19	76	84	0.905	42

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

^[2]

Results[edit]

QPR scores given first

Win Draw Loss

Third Division[edit]

Date	Opponents	H / A	Result F – A	Scorers	Attendance	Position
22 August 1964	Barnsley	A	0-0		5,688	11
24 August 1964	Southend	H	2-0	Leary, Bedford	6,709	1
28 August 1964	Scunthorpe United	H	2-1	Keen 2	6,764	1
31 August 1964	Southend	A	0-0		10,862	1
5 September 1964	Walsall	A	1-4	Collins	4,190	9
7 September 1964	Reading	H	0-1		7,233	10
11 September 1964	Watford	H	2-2	Leary, Bedford	8.833	12
16 September 1964	Reading	A	3-5	Keen 2, Bedford	10,422	14
18 September 1964	Workington	A	0-0		7,394	14
25 September 1964	Hull City	H	2-1	McAdams, Keen	6,639	11
3 October 1964	Gillingham	A	2-2	Keen, Bedford	12,581	11
5 October 1964	Shrewsbury	H	2-1	Bedford, Morgan R	5,772	11
9 October 1964	Brentford	H	1-3	Keen	11,063	15
13 October 1964	Bristol City	A	0-2		11,133	17
17 October 1964	Colchester	A	2-1	Collins, OG	3,529	16
19 October 1964	Bristol City	H	1-0	Bedford	5,560	13
23 October 1964	Port Vale	H	3-1	Morgan I, Morgan R, Bedford	4,489	10
30 October 1964	Carlisle United	A	0-2		9,483	14
6 November 1964	Luton Town	H	7-1	Keen 3, Morgan R, Bedford 3	5,175	14
21 November 1964	Grimsby Town	H	1-1	Morgan R	6,213	13
28 November 1964	Peterborough	A	1-6	Collins	8,337	14
11 December 1964	Barnsley	H	3-2	Bedford 3	3,350	11
18 December 1964	Scunthorpe United	A	1-2	McAdams	5,344	14
26 December 1964	Bristol Rovers	A	1-3	Morgan R	17,698	16
28 December 1964	Bristol Rovers	H	3-1	Keen, Bedford 2	5,220	13
1 January 1965	Walsall	H	1-0	Bedford	4,844	10
16 January 1965	Watford	A	2-0	Morgan I, Leary	7,526	11
29 January 1965	AFC Bournemouth	H	1-1	Bedford	3,520	11
6 February 1965	Hull City	A	1-3	McAdams	23,574	11
13 February 1965	Gillingham	H	3-1	Collins, McAdams, Bedford	6,633	11
20 February 1965	Brentford	A	2-5	Keen, Morgan I	12,398	12
26 February 1965	Colchester	H	5-0	McAdams 3, Leach, Bedford	4,220	9
6 March 1965	AFC Bournemouth	A	0-2		5,937	12
12 March 1965	Carlisle United	H	1-2	Bedford	5,834	14
15 March 1965	Mansfield Town	A	1-8	Bedford	9.168	14
20 March 1965	Luton Town	A	0-2		3,998	15
26 March 1965	Mansfield Town	H	2-0	Bedford, Collins	5,400	14
31 March 1965	Exeter City	A	2-2	Leary 2	5,615	12
3 April 1965	Grimsby Town	A	0-0		4,207	12
5 April 1965	Workington	H	2-1	Hazell, Leary	4,642	10
10 April 1965	Peterborough	H	3-2	Leary, Bedford, Collins	4,972	9
12 April 1965	Shrewsbury	A	2-3	McAdams, Morgan I	3,415	9
16 April 1965	Oldham Athletic	A	3-5	Collins 2, Keen	7,951	12
17 April 1965	Port Vale	A	0-0		4,816	12
19 April 1965	Oldham Athletic	H	1-1	Leary	3,260	11
23 April 1965	Exeter City	H	0-0		4,060	11

^[2]

London Challenge Cup^[3][edit]

Date	Round	Opponents	H / A	Result F – A	Scorers	Attendance
5 October 1964	First Round	Tooting & Mitcham United	A	3-1
19 October 1955	Quarter-Finals	Orient	A	0-2

Football League Cup[edit]

Date	Round	Opponents	H / A	Result F – A	Scorers	Attendance
23 September 1964	First Round	Reading	A	0-4		7,271

^[2]

FA Cup[edit]

Date	Round	Opponents	H / A	Result F – A	Scorers	Attendance
2 September 1964	First Round	Aldershot	H	5-2	Bedford, Collins 3, Angell	3,528
4 December 1964	Second Round	Bath City	H	2-0	Leary, Collins	7,398
22 January 1965	Third Round	Peterborough	H	3-3	Keen, Brady R, Bedford	6,502
26 January 1965	Third Round Replay	Peterborough	A	1-2	McAdams	15,298

^[2]

Squad[edit]

Position	Name	League Appearances	League Goals	Cup Appearances	F.A.Cup Goals	Total Appearances	Total Goals
GK	Peter Springett	21		1		22
GK	Frank Smith	25		3		29
DF	Ray Brady	44		5	1	49	1
DF	Pat Brady	33		4		37
DF	Bobby Nash	17		1		18
DF	Tony Hazell	29	1	3		32	1
DF	Ron Hunt	10				10
DF	Frank Sibley	6		1		7
DF	Brian Taylor	22		2		24
MF	Terry McQuade			1		1
MF	Mick Leach	5	1			5	1
MF	Mike Keen	46	13	5	1	51	14
MF	Roger Morgan	27	5	3		30	5
MF	John Collins	40	8	5	3	45	11
MF	Peter Angell	9		3	1	12	1
MF	George Jacks	1				1
MF	Andy Malcolm	22		3		25
FW	Stuart Leary	26	8	5	1	31	9
FW	Brian Bedford	40	23	5	3	45	26
FW	Billy McAdams	27	8	1	1	28	9
FW	Derek Gibbs	2				2
FW	George McLeod	24		1		25
FW	Ian Morgan	30	4	2		32	4

^[2]

Transfers In[edit]

Name	from	Date	Fee
Tony Hazell	Queens Park Rangers Juniors	October 1964
Roger Morgan	Queens Park Rangers Juniors	September 1964
Billy McAdams	Brentford	September 1964
Ian Morgan	Queens Park Rangers Juniors	September 1964
Keith Sanderson	Plymouth	August 1964	£4,000

Transfers Out[edit]

Name	from	Date	Fee	Date	Club
Seth Vafiadis	Chelsea	November 1962		September 1964	Millwall
Pat Brady	Millwall	July 1963		July 1965	Gravesend & Northfleet
Peter Angell	Slough Town	July 1953		July 1965	Leyton Orient (Coach)
George Jacks	Queens Park Rangers Juniors	January 1964		July 1965	Millwall
Andy Malcolm	Chelsea	October 1962	£10,000	July 1965	Port Elizabeth City
Derek Gibbs	Leyton Orient	August 1963		July 1965	Romford
George McLeod	Brentford	January 1964	Plus £8,000 in exchange for Mark Lazarus	July 1965	Port Elizabeth City

References[edit]

^ Macey, Gordon (1993). Queens Park Rangers: A Complete Record. london: Breedon Books Publishing Co Ltd. ISBN 978-1873626405.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Laschke, Ian (1979). Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. London: Macdonald and Jane's. ISBN 978-0-354-08552-6.

^ "nonleaguematters". Non league Matters. 14 February 2022.

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Third Division	Barnsley Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic Brentford Bristol City Bristol Rovers Carlisle United Colchester United Exeter City Gillingham Grimsby Town Hull City Luton Town Mansfield Town Oldham Athletic Port Vale Peterborough United Queens Park Rangers Reading Scunthorpe United Shrewsbury Town Southend United Walsall Watford Workington
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