The QPR Ladies Reserves booked themselves a place in the Semi Final of the Plate after a comfortable and comprehensive victory over Winnersh.

This match raised many interesting questions and problems for us. Going into the game, we hadn’t played as much football as we would have liked and we were missing several defensive players meaning we had to mix things up a bit.

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First let’s get it out of the way. Ipswich are not a brilliant side, but they’re a very good one on their day and they played well here and thoroughly deserved their three points. They pressed the play well, countered superbly and were ruthless when it mattered. On this performance it’s not difficult to see why they’re up in the mix with us and challenging for a play-off place and there’s no shame in losing to them.

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Due to my involvement with the QPR Ladies since last summer, I have been taking many photos at various matches I’ve been at this season, which is not often easy when you’re trying to watch the game and provide information at the same time!

I was thrilled recently when the club asked me if they could use some shots I took for their 2009 community report booklet. I’m not entirely sure how one goes about getting a copy of this, but I was given mine as a thank you for the photos which are featured on Page 36 and 37.

You can also check out the new QPR Community In The Trust website and see what they’re doing by visiting www.qprcommunitytrust.co.uk.

The QPR Ladies deservedly recorded their 10th league win of the season away to Weston St. Johns in what was our first competitive game in eight weeks due to the weather.

That’s a long, long time and you wonder how such a lengthy gap can affect your players and your team, but we found out that there’s plenty of fight in our lot and that they’re up for this challenge.

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The weather has been playing havoc on our fixture schedule over the past couple of months and the first-team have yet to play competitively this calendar year as a result. The players have been itching to get going but have been frustrated by the amount of matches called off due to water logged or frozen pitches. Therefore, this friendly against Brighton was a welcome 90 minutes for the ladies.

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