Bob Hewison
After suffering a leg break during the 1918-19 season Hewison was asked to serve as City's secretary during their winding up.Under Hewison QPR adopted their familiar blue and white kit although results on the pitch were nothing special for the Third Division South club and he was replaced by Archie Mitchell for the 1931-32 season.[2] When the ban ended in May 1939 (during which time club captain Clarrie Bourton served as caretaker player-manager[4]) Hewison returned to the hot-seat and remained in charge until March 1949.Hewison went on to manage Bath City; with whom he built a strong side, signing players such as, Charlie Fleming, Alan Skirton and Ian MacFarlane, captained by Tony Book.[10] In the third round, Bath went on to play Brighton & Hove Albion at Twerton Park, in front of a record crowd of 18,020,[11] but lost 1–0.