May 13, 1939 Match: International, at San Siro, Milano. Italy – England 2-2 (0-1). Attendance: 60,000. Referee: Mr. Peco Bauwens (Germany). Italy (2-3-5): Aldo Olivieri
Author: kjehan
I just love the history of Liverpool F.C. and football in general. The earlier the better.
Four amateurs for Everton
May 13, 1939 Everton today signed as professionals four amateurs who have played regularly with the “A” team. They are Maurice Hill (right-half), Kenneth Dean
Robert Glassey transferred to Mansfield Town
May 13, 1939 Mansfield Town have started team building with the signature of Robert Glassey, a 23 year-old inside forward from Stoke City. He has
Eddie Spicer the cricketer
May 13, 1939 Eddie Spicer, the Liverpool footballer, is now a member of the ground staff at Aigburth cricket ground. I met him during the
Local amateurs for Everton
May 13, 1939 Everton today signed as professionals four amateurs who have played regularly with the “A” team. They are Maurice Hill (right half), Kenneth
Bob Paisley transferred to Liverpool
May 12, 1939 Liverpool have signed as a professional Bob Paisley, 20-year-old left half-back of Bishop Auckland, the FA Amateur Cup winners. Paisley assisted Bishop
Retiring directors for Liverpool F.C.
May 11, 1939 At Anfield there will be no election for seats on the Liverpool directorate, for the three retiring directors, Messrs. William Harvey Webb,
No cricket for Taylor this summer
May 10, 1939 Phil Taylor, the Liverpool footballer, will not be able to play for Gloucestershire at cricket this summer. He is due to be
Schools inter-League championship
May 10, 1939 St. Alexander’s R.C. School, by defeating Roscoe Senior School 3-2 at Anfield, last night, won the city schools championship, together with a
Italians’ secret training
May 10, 1939 Italy’s football team, the final composition of which is not yet certain, for the match against England as the San Siro Stadium
Joe Davies transferred to New Brighton
May 9, 1939 Joe Davies, a 20 year old outside left who has been with Everton for two seasons, has been signed by New Brighton.
Inter-League Championships at Anfield
May 9, 1939 To-morrow, at Anfield (7 o’clock), the two leading Liverpool schoolboy teams of the year will meet to decide the championship of the
Harry Rawcliffe transferred to New Brighton
May 8, 1939 New Brighton yesterday signed Harry Rawcliffe, a 21-year-old inside forward formerly with Liverpool. Rawcliffe was with Darwen, the Lancashire Combination club, last
Bootle ‘Boys’ beat Liverpool ‘Boys’
May 8, 1939 At Anfield last evening Bootle boys won the W.R. Williams Memorial Cup, defeating the holders Liverpool, who have held the trophy for
Liverpool Reserves v Tranmere Rovers 3-0 (Liverpool Cup Final: May 6, 1939)
May 6, 1939 Match: Liverpool Cup, Final, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:15. Liverpool Reserves – Tranmere Rovers 3-0 (1-0). Referee: Mr. M. Foster. Liverpool Reserves (2-3-5):
Manchester United v Liverpool 2-0 (League match: May 6, 1939)
May 6, 1939 Match: Football League, First Division, at Old Trafford, kick-off: 15:00. Manchester United – Liverpool 2-0 (2-0). Attendance: 12,073. Referee: Mr. L.V.S. Milner.
Liverpool’s Sweden tour will be easy
May 6, 1939 Liverpool are one of the few sides whose summer tour has not been interfered with by the international situation. The players are
Walter Henry Cartwright: The talent-searching director
May 6, 1939 Mr. Walter Henry Cartwright has been a member of the Liverpool F.C. board for 18 years, including three years as chairman immediately prior
Liverpool Cup Final
Saturday, May 6 – 1939 In the Liverpool Senior Cup final at Anfield, Liverpool and Tranmere Rovers will provide a keen tussle for the trophy.
Liverpool team for Old Trafford
May 6, 1939 Liverpool finish up at Old Trafford, where Manchester United will test the Anfield men. Liverpool have had to make two changes, Jim
Liverpool F.C. in the Army
May 5, 1939 The entire Liverpool Football Club team, including Mr. George Kay, the manager, joined the Territorials yesterday. A scene at the 5ft King’s
Liverpool F.C. players on the march
May 5, 1939 Twenty nine members of the Liverpool F.C. arrived on an Army lorry to join up in the 5th King’s Territorials at Townsend
Advertisement: Liverpool Cup final
May 5, 1939 (Evening Express: May 5, 1939) Liverpool Cup final, Anfield, Liverpool, Tranmere Rovers, admission, paddock, stands, Liverpool Reserves v Tranmere Rovers
Liverpool in Lancashire derby
May 5, 1939 Liverpool complete their Football League programme with an all-Lancashire “Derby” game against Manchester United at Old Trafford. The Reds will be strengthened
Liverpool Reserves secure their status
May 4, 1939 Liverpool Reserves by beating Manchester United, at Anfield, yesterday, by 2 goals to none, saved themselves the indignity of having to apply
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