Saturday, March 29 – 1890
Back row, from left to right: J.W. Dungworth, E. Brayshaw, Mr. J. Holmes (president), J. Smith, Mr. W. Fearneough (vice president), H.A. Morley, A.C. Mumford, Mr. H.E. Pearson (secretary).
Second row, from left to right: H. Woolhouse, W. Betts, G. Waller, T.E. Cawley, Mr. A. Nixon (treasurer).
Front row, from left to right: H. Winterbottom, W. Ingram, W. Bennett.
(The Graphotone Co., Ltd., Photo-Mechanical Printers, Bush Hill Park, Enfield, Middlesex.)
(Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 29-03-1890)
Note: I have added this picture for two reasons. First, it is so far the most amazing clear newspaper image from 1890 I have come across. And, second. Wednesday played in blue and white shirts. The same as Liverpool two years later. Liverpool’s blue colour was though “lighter,” but the image shows football fashion of 1890, and could be an indication to how the first ever LFC shirts looked like.
"Play Up, Liverpool" 