April 4, 1917 Everton and Liverpool for the first time in their history will meet in successive days – Friday and Saturday. One match is
Category: Club news
Owen Williams to make his debut
February 23, 1917 Liverpool kept their home record intact until Southport beat them, and when the return “home” engagement is played to-morrow at Anfield we
Young Beattie gets his chance
February 16, 1917 Liverpool have been suffering a number of injuries, but the latest – Walter Wadsworth’s is not due to the cause stated in
Kenneth Campbell return between the sticks
February 8, 1917 For the game at Anfield on Saturday next there is a special attraction in that Kenneth Campbell, the popular goalkeeper, will return
Tommy Lucas out with the “flu”
February 7, 1917 Tommy Lucas, who was away last week, was down with “flu.” His deputy, Billy Jenkinson, who reminds one much of Percy Saul,
Liverpool’s split for the local charities
February 7, 1917 The League clubs receive 2½ per cent. back from their organisation, these sums to be given to local charities. Liverpool, who stand
No goals at Edgeley Park
February 5, 1917 By splitting the points at Stockport on Saturday, Liverpool practically assured themselves of the championship of the Lancashire Section.This, however, has only
The sad death of W.E. Barclay
Wednesday, January 31 – 1917 A Liverpool jury to-day returned a verdict of “Suicide during temporary sanity” in the case of William Edward Morton Barclay
Barclay found dead in his home
Tuesday, January 30 – 1917 A man named Wm. E. Morton Barclay (60), of Upper Beau-street, Liverpool, was found dead in his house this afternoon.
Donald Sloan killed in action
Saturday, January 27 – 1917 I deeply regret to announce that another footballer has been killed. Although it must be seven years since Donald Sloan
Surprises in the Liverpool selection
Thursday, January 25 – 1917 Liverpool have selected the following team to play Blackpool on Saturday: – W. Scott; Longworth, Lucas; Bradley, Bamber, Mackinlay; Goddard,
Ted Taylor in charge
Wednesday, January 24 – 1917 Ted Taylor (ex-Liverpool goalkeeper) is quite well, and seems to be comfortably fixed up at Norwood. He has charge of
Memories of a great comeback
Tuesday, January 23 – 1917 Today my (BEE) memory goes back to the Liverpool – Newcastle game at Anfield. The reason is not hard to
Champion team home to Manchester United
Friday, January 19 – 1917 We had a sample of Manchester United last week. To-morrow there is a further view of Cottonopolis sport, the United
The mystery player Billy Connell
Thursday, January 18 – 1917 Connell, he is playing for Richmond, was the “unknown player” in the Liverpool v. Burslem match, on Christmas Day. He
Arthur Gee to play for Liverpool
Thursday, January 18 – 1917 Metcalf was damaged in Saturday’s game at Burnley, and Liverpool have made a surprising selection – no other than Gee,
In financial aid of Bury
Monday, January 15 – 1917 In reply to the S.O.S. signals of Bury and other poverty stricken clubs, Liverpool, Everton, and Manchester City have each,
Swann with a broken bone
January 12, 1917 Swann, who it was hoped would help Liverpool to-morrow, has broken a bone in his ankle. Liverpool. – A.N. Other; Longworth, Lucas;
The suggested pooling of gates
Friday, January 12 – 1917 Mr. J. McKenna, president of the English Football League, occupied the chair at a meeting of that body in Manchester
Half a season’s return
Saturday, January 6 – 1917 The returns for the first half of the season with regard to the financial side of the game show that
Champions at home to Preston North End
Friday, January 5 – 1917 It was a fair number of seasons back that Preston so poorly that really one did bother about their visits
Extra cash for the Cameron Benefit Fund
Thursday, January 4 – 1917 The match played by the leaders of the Midland and Lancashire Sections – Leeds City and Liverpool – at Newcastle
To Newcastle to play Leeds City
Friday, December 29 – 1916 Liverpool to-morrow have a very fair chance of winning at Oldham, as Athletic have a moderate side, and have recently
Have Liverpool got over their “bump”?
Friday, December 15 – 1916 Liverpool having got over their “bump” at Rochdale, ought to settle down to a further series. Test No. 1 is
Record attendance for the season
Monday, December 4 – 1916 The “gate” for the Liverpool and Everton game was generally over-estimated, as is the custom with large “gates.” However, the
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