September 16, 1905 A telegram from Stoke-on-Trent says that James Bradley, the well-known left half back of the Stoke team, has signed for Liverpool. (Liverpool
Category: Club news
Changes in the Liverpool team
September 15, 1905 Liverpool go to Sunderland with Billy Dunlop for David Murray, George Latham for George Fleming, and John Carlin for Joe Hewitt. The
Anfield happenings (September 9, 1905)
September 9, 1905 What happened at Woolwich. The Liverpool Club set out with high hopes for Woolwich, the Kentish town, celebrated for its big guns,
Football League meeting (September 8, 1905)
September 8, 1905 Yesterday the Management Committee of the Football League met at Liverpool. They were first entertained to lunch at the Bee Hotel by
Liverpool awaits the Championship Shield
September 6, 1905 The meeting of the Football League Management Committee at Liverpool on Friday will be unusually important. The occasion will be seized to
A gathering with good food, medals and a capital “smoker”
September 5, 1905 Judging from the enthusiasm displayed at the gathering of the directors, shareholders, and players of the Liverpool Club on Tuesday last, the
Liverpool fall at Stamford Bridge
September 5, 1905 Liverpool met Chelsea under somewhat disadvantageous terms at Stamford Bridge, last evening, before 10,000 spectators. The Notherners played McGibbons in the place
Presentation of medals for the Liverpool players
September 5, 1905 The directors of the Liverpool Football Club last evening entertained the players and a number of shareholders to dinner at the Hotel
Liverpool just win
September 4, 1905 The opening match at Anfield between the reserves of Liverpool and Manchester United, ended in a narrow victory for the former by
Programme Pickles (September 2, 1905)
September 2, 1905 * Alex Raisbeck has taken off his bellowed moustache, and joined the bare-faced brigade. * The medals to be presented to the
Fixture card 1905/06: Liverpool Reserves
September 2, 1905 (Joint Everton and Liverpool Match Programme: September 2, 1905)
Anfield happenings (September 2, 1905)
September 2, 1905 Away down south To-day the tocsin of war has sounded, and for the next eight months battles will be fought without intermission.
Gunning for glory
August 31, 1905 Liverpool open their season with a match against Woolwich Arsenal, at Woolwich. It will be noticed that there are no new names
Liverpool’s vice-chairman honoured
Friday, August 25 – 1905 Mr. John McKenna, the popular vice-chairman of the Liverpool Football Club, has been elected representative for No. 3 Division on
Practice match open to the public
August 23, 1905 The final public practice match of the Liverpool Football Club prior to the opening of the season will take place at Anfield
Season preview 1905-06: Liverpool F.C. (Liverpool Echo)
August 19, 1905 When, after a tenacious struggle, the Liverpool Club at the close of last season found itself once more in the first League,
Practice matches in aid of the hospitals
August 18, 1905 The football season being about to commence, the followers of the game and the general public are scanning with interest any information
Season preview 1905-06: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 14, 1905 Liverpool’s return to the First Division fold was a matter for congratulation amongst all followers of football in the city, and it
Alex Raisbeck elected captain
August 4, 1905 The Liverpool players reported themselves on Wednesday, and training will commence in earnest next week. John Cox and Jack Parkinson are in
Tom Watson returns from Russia
August 4, 1905 “Finest holidays I have ever spent.” That was the first point Mr. Tom Watson, the Liverpool Football Club secretary, made known to
Lancashire Combination referees
June 24, 1905 The result of the voting on the referees for next season was made known on Saturday, the successful officials being: D. Hammond
The George Farmer Appeal Fund
June 9, 1905 At a meeting of the committee interesting themselves in the George Farmer appeal, Mr. Alex Nisbet presided. It was announced that subscription
The death of Fred Bubb
May 23, 1905 Great regret is expressed at the death of young Fred Bubb, who did so well in the Liverpool Football Club reserves last
Benefit match at Anfield
May 22, 1905 Distress among the unemployed is reported to be still severe. To raise funds for further relief the Unemployed Committee has met and
Liverpool want maximum wage retained
May 4, 1905 At the annual meeting of the Football Association on May 29 Mr. Rinder will move on behalf of Aston Villa, a resolution
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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