March 28, 1892
The name of “Liverpool Association Football Club” has been revived, and this will be the name of the club that will use the Anfield-road ground. Mr William Barclay is the secretary, and Mr Edwin Berry, who played for the old Liverpool club, is chairman. From a circular I have by me I find that the players already secured and those about to be engaged will form a team second to none. That’s good. Glasgow supports lots of first-class teams, and I don’t see why Liverpool cannot. All the same, I think Mr Barclay has a big job on hand.
(Athletic News: March 28, 1892)