December 1, 1906 Few among the thousands of habitues of the Liverpool Football Ground are aware of the fact that the enormous staff which bears
Category: Club news
Sam Raybould and the Gate Inn, Marsden Moor
December 1, 1906 At the Chesterfield County Police Court on Saturday, the Bench granted the temporary transfer to January the 26th of the Gate Inn,
135 pass-out checks to Anfield stolen
Tuesday, November 6 – 1906 In the category of the small boy who creeps under the canvas tent of the traveling circus and sees the
Liverpool draw Preston North End in the Lancashire Cup semi-final
Thursday, October 18 – 1906 The Lancashire Football Association met at the Park Hotel, Preston, last night. Mr. D.B. Woolfall, Blackburn, presiding, and made the
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (October 6, 1906)
October 6, 1906 Everton in arrears Once again have Everton risen nobly to the occasion in the day of battle against the rival house of
Manchester United took an early bath
Wednesday, October 3 – 1906 As some misunderstanding may have prevailed concerning the alleged refusal of the Manchester United players to turn out near the
Personalia: Jack Lipsham
September 29, 1906 A name famous in football is that borne by the player whose portrait we give for the first time in this issue.
The name will be Spion Kop
September 25, 1906 The meeting of Everton and Liverpool at Anfield is the topic of the week. The very sensible arrangements by which the home
The FA wants an explanation for the trip to Paris
Wednesday, September 5 – 1906 The Football Association has asked for explanations from the Liverpool and Everton clubs with regard to holidays enjoyed by their
The new Anfield: A miracle has been accomplished
September 3, 1906 The changes that have taken place at Anfield Road will delight those who have visited that enclosure in years gone by. For
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (August 25, 1906)
August 25, 1906 Anfield’s latest tourist party. It was a happy thought on the part of the Liverpool directorate to invite the Press to lunch
Season preview 1906-07: Liverpool F.C. (Lancashire Evening Post)
August 25, 1906 Visitors to Anfield Road next Saturday, when Stoke will have the honour of being the first club to contest on the new
Season preview 1906-07: Liverpool F.C. (Liverpool Football Echo)
August 25, 1906 The Liverpool Club have, like their neighbours from across the park, a reputation to maintain, inasmuch as they hold the distinction of
132 steps to the top of the Kop
August 23, 1906 The aspect of the old football enclosure of the Liverpool Club at Anfield has been entirely changed. The ground has been completely
The new Liverpool Football Ground
August 22, 1906 From the sketch herewith (for which we are indebted to Mr. Archibald Leitch, M.I.M.E.), the engineer who has laid out the ground)
Practice game at New Brighton
August 21, 1906 On Saturday next the Liverpool players will take their first public practice game. In consequence of the ground being a little incomplete,
A whole new Anfield enclosure
August 20, 1906 Yesterday afternoon the directors of the Liverpool Football Club afforded the Press and other friends an informal inspection of the extensive alteration
Season preview 1906-07: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 20, 1906 Liverpool, having provided themselves with an up-to-date enclosure, now possess a home worthy of their title as League champions. Last season they
Tom Watson robbed at Llandudno
August 19, 1906 Mr. Tom Watson, secretary of the Liverpool Football Club was yesterday robbed of nearly £100 on Llandudno Pier. He went from Liverpool
Sketch: Up-to-date ground for the Liverpool Football Club
August 18, 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo: August 18, 1906)
Stray mems from Merseyside (August 18, 1906)
August 18, 1906 * During the past week or so rain has fallen copiously in these parts, and this is a source of pleasure to
Pre-season training at New Brighton
August 11, 1906 Having devoted so much space to ground work, me thinks readers are asking what of the players. Such reference must necessarily be
Season preview 1906-07: Liverpool F.C. (Cricket and Football Field)
August 11, 1906 Having dealt at length with Everton’s prospects it is now one’s duty and privilege (writes “Richard Samuel”) to turn to an equally
Pre-season training at the Tower grounds
August 4, 1906 The boys in Red are now back from their Parisian trip, and we may expect them to blossom into a “fashionable” team
Liverpool in “Gay Paree”
July 28, 1906 The Liverpool F.C. players set out on Thursday afternoon for a week’s holiday in Paris, the men being accompanied by several of
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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