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Trust team profiles

 

andye@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2540

Andy Evans

Trust CEO

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fionah@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2520

Fiona Hodgson

Funding Manager

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daver@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2583

Dave Robinson

Football Development Officer for Brent

Dave is responsible for co-ordinating all football activities in the borough of Brent.

The initiatives he heads range from Breakfast Clubs, Kick into Reading and Kick Racism out of football, to Kickz, Life and Groundwork.

Overseas, he has been involved in Coaching for Hope and the Club’s ongoing FITC partnership with Gulf Air in Bahrain.

He also manages the Imperial College Men’s side at the R’s training base at Harlington, whilst also coaches the QPR Girls U18 side. Finally, he co-ordinates the Football Aid program here at Loftus Road.

rickyp@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2552

Ricky Pattenden

Multi-sports Development Officer

Ricky is the multi sports co-ordinator, and manages all sports over the 6 London boroughs we work in. We target schools, youth clubs, Professional clubs and local sports groups to deliver coaching sessions and organise tournaments for their chosen sport. We have the ability to coach sports such as Cricket, Tag Rugby, Basketball plus many more and recreational activities such as Dance.

I am also the coach for the Under 11s side at our Centre of Excellence.

daniele@qpr.co.uk

0209 740 2524

Daniel Edwards

Football Development Officer for Hammersmith & Fulham & Ealing.

He’s been at Queens Park Rangers Football Club for 7 years starting off as a YTS, then after finishing his apprenticeship, became a Football Development Officer. His role is to coordinate the football activity in Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea and Ealing.

He is also assistant manager for the Under 9’s team at QPR’s Centre of Excellence.

steveq@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2542

Steve Quashie

Football Development Officer for Hillingdon

Role & Community Partners: Co-ordinate all of the curriculum and extracurricular activities in the London Borough of Hillingdon. I work with the local council, PE advisors, metropolitan police and local community groups. My working duties also include; teaching FA and coach education courses to adult learners, facilitating child welfare training for club employees, head coach for QPR Girls FC underage teams.

anthonyh@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2591

Anthony Hennelly

Football Development Officer for Westminster

I started working for Queens Park Rangers in 2003 working in schools across all the areas we work in before earning the position of co-ordinating all of our community activities in the City of Westminster. As well as my full-time role and obligations to my area I have also coached at the Centre of Excellence and I am currently Queens Park Rangers girls U11’s manager.

amym@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2585

Amy Murphy

Women’s and Girls Development Officer

Been at the club for 4 years, my role is to co-ordinate and deliver women’s and girls football and sports activities across five London boroughs, Hammersmith & Fulham, Westminster, Brent, Hillingdon and Kensington & Chelsea. I also currently play right midfield for the 1st team of Queens Park Rangers Ladies FC.

martinoc@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2565

Martino Chevannes

Community Trust Manager

Been at the club 9 years, my role involves assisting Andy Evans with the strategy and direction of the trust, general football development and overseeing the current staff in the delivery of their various projects and programmes of work. Away from the trust I am also the 1st team manager of Queens Park Rangers Ladies FC.

anthonyd@qpr.co.uk

0208 740 2589

Anthony Doherty

Football Development Officer for people with Disabilities

His role centres on the concept of providing football opportunities for people with Disabilities. Anthony’s work involves forming partnerships with the various Organisations and Charities aimed at people with disabilities, including working with key partners like the London Sports Forum and The Football Association.

He is also the co-ordinator for the QPR Tiger Cubs football side, a team solely for the purpose of young people with Down’s Syndrome.

 
 
 
 

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