Tuesday, April 15 – 1941 Billy Dunlop, as usual, looked after the Sunderland players in yesterday’s match at Newcastle – much thinner than in pre-war
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I just love the history of Liverpool F.C. and football in general. The earlier the better.
Thomas Robertson (Tom Robertson) @ PlayUpLIverpool.com
All articles about Tom Robertson on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About Tom Robertson: Born: October 17, 1876: East Benhar (Fauldhouse), in Scotland. Passed away: August 13, 1941: Harthill,
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All articles about Sam Woodhouse on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Sam Woodhouse: “His clearances having been marked by coolness and skill. His long reach enables him to
The father of goal-nets and shin-guards passes away
Saturday, March 22 – 1941 The death during the week of Mr. William Brodie reminded a reader that it was the same Mr. Brodie who,
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All articles about Jack Sheldon on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Jack Sheldon: Born: February 11, 1888: Clay Cross (Derbyshire), in England. Passed away: March 19, 1941: Manchester,
The death of Jack Sheldon
March 19, 1941 Births, Marriages, Deaths, and in Memorian. SHELDON. – On March 19, in hospital, John Sheldon, aged 53 years (ex-Manchester United and Liverpool
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All articles about Bob Crompton on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Bob Crompton: “There is no better football general anywhere than Bob. He understands the game thoroughly from
Liverpool want to help the War Fund
March 11, 1941 Not to be outdone by the Football League in its effort for the Lord Major of Liverpool’s War Fund, Liverpool and Everton
Berry Nieuwenhuys weds
Saturday, March 8 – 1941 Many Liverpool and Services sportsmen attended the wedding, on Saturday, at St. James Church, West Derby, of Berry Nieuwenhuys, the
Berry Nieuwenhuys to wed
Friday, March 7 – 1941 One of the most popular members of the Liverpool Football Club is to be married tomorrow. He is Sergeant Berry
Bury v Liverpool 2-5 (League match: March 1, 1941)
March 1, 1941 Key note: “One of the youngest sides ever to represent Liverpool, the average age was in the neighbourhood of 20, won a
Liverpool “A” v Everton “A” 4-2 (George Mahon Cup: March 1, 1941)
March 1, 1941 Match: George Mahon Competition, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool “A” – Everton “A” 4-2 (0-0). Liverpool players mentioned: Albert Yoxon (goalkeeper), Kenneth
New date for local derby
Saturday, March 1 – 1941 It is probable that a new date will have to be arranged for Everton’s North Regional game with Liverpool at
Liverpool for Bury
February 28, 1941 Liverpool return to the scene of one of their early season triumphs – Gigg Lane. There, in October, they registered a 3-0
Reds for Bury
February 27, 1941 Mr. George Kay, manager of Liverpool, will be forced to call on a number of his young stars for the North Regional
Liverpool’s probable’s vs Southport
Friday, February 14 – 1941 Liverpool’s team for the cup-tie against Southport will be selected from Eric Mansley, Robert Stuart, Ray Lambert, Bob Paisley, Bert
Liverpool v Everton 1-3 (War time, League match)
Saturday, February 8 – 1941 Match: North Regional League, at Anfield. Liverpool – Everton 1-3 (1-3). Attendance: 5,000. Referee: Mr. W.H.E. Evans (Liverpool). Liverpool (2-3-5):
New players in before local derby?
Wednesday, February 5 – 1941 It is rather a pity that the meeting of Liverpool and Everton at Anfield on Saturday should clash with the
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All articles about George Halley on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About George Halley: Born: October 29, 1887: Cronberry, Scotland. Passed away: December 18, 1941: Burnley (Lancashire), England. Position:
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John Asbury’s Golden Wedding
Tuesday, January 28 – 1941 (Liverpool Daily Post, 28-01-1941) John Asbury, St. John the Divine, Fairfield, Rev. Gregory, Isabel Roberts, Calthorpe, Woodland Park, Prestatyn
Everton v Liverpool 4-1 (War time, Lancashire Cup match)
Saturday, January 11 – 1941 Match: Lancashire Cup, First Round – Second Leg, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 15:00. Everton – Liverpool 4-1 (2-1). Attendance: 4,479;
Lancashire Cup return at Goodison Park
Friday, January 10 – 1941 Everton hold the trophy, and naturally are keen to keep it. In view of their success at Anfield last week,
Some lines about Jack Lyon
Friday, January 10 – 1941 Old Whistonman writes:- As an old reader of your notes, I would like to correct a statement regarding young Jackie
Sam Bartram back between the posts
January 8, 1941 Providing the Services’ players can get leave, Liverpool hope to field pretty much the same side as last Saturday in the return
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