January 21, 1893 After West Manchester coming such “flop” at Blackpool, the Liverpool club evidently thought that the task of getting two points out of
Author: kjehan
I just love the history of Liverpool F.C. and football in general. The earlier the better.
Everton refused lottery
January 19, 1893 Something like a feeling of consternation was occasioned in Liverpool football circles yesterday by the announcement that the Government had interfered and
A royal elephant in Liverpool
January 18, 1893 The steamer Pegu, belonging to Messrs. Henderson Brothers, has just arrived from Rangoon, and part of her cargo consisted of four elephants,
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: January 16, 1893 (Liverpool Mercury)
January 16, 1893 In the return League fixture with West Manchester, on Saturday the play of Liverpool was very disappointing, and although the condition of
No goals at West Manchesters Brooks Bar
January 16, 1893 This return fixture was played at Manchester on Saturday before 3,000 spectators. A severe frost on Friday night following the thaw in
The heights and weights of the Sheffield United F.C. players (1892-93)
January 16, 1893 The heights and weights of some the Sheffield United players are: Will Lilley, 173 cm. (5ft. 8in.), 76 kilos (12st.); Bob Cain,
The colours of the League clubs (1892-93)
January 16, 1893 The colours of the League clubs are: Accrington, red; Aston Villa, claret and light blue; Bolton Wanderers, white; Burnley, claret and amber;
The heights and weights of the Preston North End F.C. players (1892-93)
January 16, 1893 The heights and weights of the Preston North End players are: Jimmy Trainer, 180 cm. (5ft. 11in.), 81 kilos (12st. 11lb.); Robert
Earlestown v Liverpool Reserves 1-5 (League match: January 14, 1893)
January 14, 1893 Match: Liverpool and District League, at Earlestown. Earlestown – Liverpool Reserves 1-5. Earlestown (2-3-5): Liverpool (2-3-5): The goals: Other matches Liverpool and
West Manchester v Liverpool 0-0 (League match: January 14, 1893)
January 14, 1893 Key note: “This return fixture was played at Manchester on Saturday before 3,000 spectators. A severe frost on Friday night following the
Heywood Gossip
January 14, 1893 It seemed as if Heywood Central were playing Scotland on Saturday, for the Liverpool team was almost entirely composed of Macs of
The dawn of the Labour Party
January 13, 1893 The first conference of the National Independent Labour Party was opened at Bradford yesterday morning, and was attended by about 150 delegates.
Liverpool to play Darwen in the Lancashire Cup
January 12, 1893 A meeting of the executive of Lancashire Football Association was held at Blackburn, the principal business being the draw for the first
Troubles in the Newton Heath club
January 12, 1893 For a considerable time the conduct of some of the Newton Heath players has caused considerable annoyance to the directors of the
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: January 9, 1893 (Liverpool Mercury)
January 9, 1893 The championship of the Lancashire League promises to produce a grand fight. That coveted position lies between the leading three, and their
Liverpool too good for Heywood Central
January 9, 1893 The running for the Lancashire League championship was never so open as it is at present, and any one of the three
Heywood Central v Liverpool
January 9, 1893 This return match was played at Heywood on Saturday. Considerable local interest was aroused, as the home supporters were anxious to see
Heywood Central v Liverpool
January 7, 1893 These teams met on the Bamford Road enclosure this afternoon, in the return fixture, but the severe weather kept the attendance down
Liverpool Reserves v Bootle Wanderers 2-0 (League match: January 7, 1893)
January 7, 1893 Match: Liverpool and District League, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Bootle Wanderers 2-0 (1-0). Liverpool (2-3-5): William McOwen, T. Fenn +9. Bootle
Heywood Central v Liverpool 1-2 (League match: January 7, 1893)
January 7, 1893 Key note: “On Saturday the return fixture with Heywood Central was concluded, and although Liverpool only won by the narrow margin of
Liverpool again head the Lancashire League
January 7, 1893 By defeating Heywood Central (6-2) on Saturday and Fairfield (4-1) on Monday, Liverpool have again forged their way to the top of
Everton’s Northern Tour
January 7, 1893 Result: – Nil. Alf Milward (soliloguising after the Sunderland match): – “Well, I’ll be backed – Newcastle! Sunderland!! Middlesbrough!!! What will our
A new team at Woodcroft Park
January 7, 1893 Liverpool Old Boys have acquired the ground known as Woodcroft Park, Wavertree, lately occupied by Caledonians F.C., and their home matches will
The insurance inspector and his steak
January 6, 1893 At the Liverpool Court of Passage, yesterday, Mr. T.H. Baylis, Q.C., assess, and a special jury, resumed the hearing of the action
A lunch gone wrong
January 5, 1893 At the Liverpool Court of Passage, sitting in St. George’s Hall, yesterday, Mr. T.H. Baylis, Q.C., assessor and a special jury, heard
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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