February 13, 1923
At a meeting on Tuesday night the directors of the Liverpool Football Club appointed Mr. Matt McQueen team’s manager in succession to Mr. David Ashworth, who recently took up a similar position with Oldham Athletic.
The appointment of Mr. McQueen should be a popular one at Anfield, for he has always been in close touch with the Merseyside club. Being a Scotsman, Mr. McQueen was one of the first professional players to be signed on by Liverpool, and later he served on the board of directors. In addition, he was for some time a Football League referee, so that his experience in the branches of the sport has been considerable.
(Hull Daily Mail: February 14, 1923)
Three Liverpool managers of the 1920s together, from left George Patterson, David Ashworth and Matt McQueen.
Picture to be found at LFChistory.net
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