January 21, 1918 The Anfield game opened too hot to last. United went all ahead at the outset, and, in spite of the tricky, yet
Category: Club news
An Irish idea of juniors
January 15, 1918 On Saturday in Belfast when the County Antrim Shield ties occupied attention, Belfast Celtic came back into senior football by virtue of
Charlie Wilson and Ernest Peake helping the ladies
January 12, 1918 Charlie Wilson, the Liverpool footballer and assistant trainer, is now filling in shells and in his spare time is giving the ladies
Can Liverpool stave it off?
January 11, 1918 To my mind, Stockport are certain to give Liverpool a tousy game. I should not be surprised at anything – one can’t
Gate of six pounds for the visit of champions
Tuesday, December 4 – 1917 Anyone who knows Ephraim Longworth knows a trier. He, as captain of Liverpool F.C., has imbued his men by practice
Manchester City at Anfield
Wednesday, November 7 – 1917 City’s visit to Anfield is a matter of great important locally. City last week beat Stoke – a great performance,
Tommy Cunliffe banned for life
Monday, October 29 – 1917 At the sitting of the Football Commision appointed by the Lancashire Football Association, at Preston, yesterday, Thomas Cunliffe, the well-known
More on the Tophetites and the Holdemites
Saturday, October 13 – 1917 Today is the twenty-third anniversary of the first meeting of Everton and Liverpool – the memorable fight taking great place
The Tophetites and the Holdemites
Saturday, October 6 – 1917 A little brochure entitled “Chronicles of the West” or the history of the Tophetites and the Holdemites from the writings
Mrs. Tom Watson passes away
Monday, September 24 – 1917 Mr. George Patterson, the Liverpool F.C. secretary, informs us that to-day, at 12.5 p.m., Mrs. Tom Watson passed away. It
Wilfred Bartrop charged in Barnsley
September 19, 1917 Twenty-one Worksop miners, one of whom was Wilfred Bartrop, the ex-Barnsley footballer, were yesterday charged with playing pitch and toss in Garden
The death of Arnold Dargie (KIA)
September 18, 1917 Mr. T.F. Dargie, Derven Deg, Bangor, received information on Saturday of the death, in action, of his son, Major Arnold Dargie, Royal
Without Ted Vizard and Joe Smith
September 17, 1917 The Anfielders negotiated the second away fence with comparative ease on Saturday, and there can be no doubt now that they are
Season preview 1917-18: Liverpool F.C. (Star Green ‘Un)
August 25, 1917 Anfield stars again on view. Liverpool have already held their trial match in which they brought out quite a number of novices,
Liverpool’s fixture card 1917/18
August 16, 1917 Liverpool’s fixture would have been known a week ago, excepting for a slight upset with one club over a date that necessitated
Liverpool prepare for a new season
August 15, 1917 Although their list of fixtures is not yet published, Liverpool are first in the field locally with a practice game. While many
The death of Gunner Wilfred Watson
July 24, 1917 Official news has been received by Mr. Thomas Watson, boot dealer, of 160, Manchester Road, Ince, that is only son, Gunner Wilfred
Liverpool advertise for new players
Thursday, July 19 – 1917 Advertisement Liverpool Football Club The Club are prepared to receive applications for FIRST CLASS PLAYERS, all positions. Players must be
Military Medal for Wynn
Monday, July 16 – 1917 After Lieutenant George Latham, George Wynn. You will remember this young boy helping Liverpool last season on occasions. He was
Jury “The match was squared”
Friday, July 6 – 1917 The hearing was resumed to-day in the King’s Bench Division of the libel action by Enoch James West, professional footballer,
Daniel Cunliffe wounded
Wednesday July 4 – 1917 Danny Cunliffe, the ex-international footballer, who has played for Liverpool, Portsmouth, Accrington Stanley, Heywood United, and Rochdale, has been wounded
Fred Pagnam operated for appendicitis
Wednesday July 4 – 1917 For some time Fred Pagnam has not been well. Army life, or something connected with the training, did him no
Football League letter: The clubs to bear the gate burden
June 16, 1917 A copy of the circular issued to all League football clubs: – “Dear Sir, – The president submitted to the Management Committee,
Liverpool – Board of Directors – 1916/1917
Period: June 14 – 1916 to June 13 – 1917. Chairman: Mr. John Asbury (from July 4 – 1916), Albert Worgan. Vice-Chairman: Mr. John McKenna.
Reports of a broken leg for Sheldon
Thursday, May 3 – 1917 “Bee” has word from the South announcing that Jack Sheldon, the former Manchester United and Liverpool footballer has broken his
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