Thursday, October 8 – 1981 Liverpool soccer fans will be able to enter the Anfield ground through the Bill Shankly Gates next year. The club
Category: Club news
Final farewell to Bill Shankly
Friday, October 2 – 1981 Thousands of Soccer fans who once roared for Bill Shankly stood in silence for him yesterday. The players who worshipped
Shankly dies with wife at his side
Tuesday, September 29 – 1981 Former Liverpool football manager Bill Shankly died early today. The end came at 1.20 a.m. in Liverpool’s Broadgreen Hospital. Mr.
Shankly in hospital
Saturday, September 26 – 1981 Soccer legend Bill Shankly was “comfortable” in hospital last night after a heart attack at his home. A hospital spokesman
Liverpool rejects Swansea’s offer for Colin Irwin
Monday, August 10 – 1981 Liverpool have rejected a £320,000 bid by Swansea – a record for the newly promoted Welsh club – for utility
Ray Clemence seeks his Anfield exit
Monday, July 27 – 1981 England goalkeeper Ray Clemence has played his last game for Liverpool. That seems certain to be the outcome of his
Clemence: Now I want to move
Monday, June 8 – 1981 Ray Clemence wants to leave European champions Liverpool. This bombshell news for Anfield came when the 32-year-old goalkeeper met Bob
Clemence to quite Euro champs
Sunday, May 31 – 1981 England goalkeeper Ray Clemence may have played his last game or Liverpool. That is the shock news for Anfield fans
A week in the life of Liverpool Football Club
March 14, 1981 It’s action stations for the Anfield team behind the scenes. It’s 7:30 on Saturday evening. The Anfield pitch scarred after the reserve
Liverpool Squad – 1979/1980
1979/1980 Football League Central League Matches Goals Matches Goals Ainsworth Jeffrey 0 0 38 0 Brown Owen 0 0 12 5 Case Jimmy 37 3
Liverpool – Board of Directors – 1948/1949
Period: July 9 – 1948 to July ? – 1949. Chairman: Mr. S.B. Williams, C.C. Vice-Chairman: Mr. George Alfred Richards, J.P. Board of Directors: Messrs.
The team behind the team
December 30, 1979 They wear red, but they trade in the gold and silver of success … Liverpool F.C., feared, formidable giants of British football.
Paisley and his suede shoes
Friday, December 28 – 1979 Summer holidays best epitomise Bob Paisley. Not for him the fleshpots of the Caribbean or hobnobbing with the rich on
The secret behind the success
Friday, December 28 – 1979 There is no secret formula behind Liverpool’s 16-year saga of success in domestic and European football. Just one word explains
Ian Callaghan: Still going strong
December 23, 1979 Long after the light has faded for many of his old friends who ave drifted away into the dark shadows of retirement,
King Kevin says thanks to Shanks
Monday, November 19 – 1979 Kevin Keegan was presented with a magnificent international Sword of Honour yesterday and, in a remarkable gesture, promptly gave it
Liverpool is worth much more
July 26, 1979 Liverpool have sold English soccer short by trading their influential name to sponsorship for a meagre £50,000, say marketing experts. Though their
Liverpool sign deal with Hitachi
July 25, 1979 Television will be on Liverpool next season. The League champions have decided to wear shirt advertising and the sponsor will be Japanese
Liverpool Squad – 1978/1979
1978/1979 Football League Central League Matches Goals Matches Goals Ainsworth Jeffrey 0 0 18 1 Birch Trevor 0 0 30 10 Braddish Synan 0 0
Salute to Eric Sawyer
April 23, 1979 A mastermind of finance Liverpool director Eric Sawyer, who died over the weekend, was the man whose financial expertise played a vital
The death of Eric Sawyer
April 21, 1979 Anfield ‘cash genius’ dies A key man in the fortunes of Liverpool Football Club died at the weekend. Mr. Eric Sawyer, of
Graeme Souness ready for Dublin
August 2, 1978 No one was more surprised, or delighted than Graeme Souness when he was told to join the Liverpool squad for to-night’s game
A new trophy
August 1, 1978 A brewery firm has donated a magnificent silver trophy for the winners of the Celtic v Liverpool game at Celtic Park on
Feast for Irish eyes
August 1, 1978 Liverpool’s “friendly” against a League of Ireland side in Dublin tomorrow night is likely to be watched by a crowd of around
£59,000 profit for Liverpool 1977-78
July 7, 1978 Liverpool, whose gate receipts last season were almost £2,200,000, had a profit of £59,000 after paying Corporation Tax of £200,000. (Daily Mail:
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