January 29, 1956 Mr. Albert “Alf” Denaro, a director of Everton F.C., and one of the city’s best personalities, died in his sleep at his
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Liverpool scout: Jack Dugnolle
January 18, 1956 Jack Dugnolle, former coach to Worthing Football Club, is a southern area scout for Liverpool, the Football League (Division II) club. While
Footballers appear with dance band
January 6, 1956 Two well-known junior footballers – Sam and Jack Wilson, who played goalkeeper and centre-half respectively for Coltness United – have been seen
Jesse Carver for Italian Inter?
Wednesday, December 28 – 1955 Jesse Carver, manager-coach of Coventry City, who has previously coached in Italy, has been approached by the Italian First Division
Lambert refused to move
Friday, December 16 – 1955 Chester’s bid to sign Ray Lambert, Welsh international full back from Liverpool, broke down when Lambert refused to move. (Daily
Ainsley to teach Americans
Thursday, September 8 – 1955 Four British football experts will coach U.S. Air Force personnel in a week’s football training beginning next Monday at Wiesbaden,
Benefit match for Eddie Spicer
August 12, 1955 As they promised last season Liverpool have now earmarked a date to play a benefit match for Eddie Spicer, their former full
Bradford interested in Charles Ashcroft
Thursday, May 26 – 1955 Bradford and Ipswich Town have been making inquiries for Charles Ashcroft, Liverpool’s England B goalkeeper, who was recently put on
Did Don watch Don Joe?
Saturday, November 20 – 1954 Mr. Don Welsh, manager of Liverpool F.C., and one of his directors watched Aberdeen ‘A’ play at Dens Park on
Everton F.C.: The annual meeting of 1954
June 23, 1954 Team Work And Team Management Did It (Chairman) Having gained promotion and a handsome profit for the season just completed, it was
Everton or Liverpool for Tommy Ledgerwood?
Thursday, May 27 – 1954 Tommy Ledgerwood, former Coldstream goalkeeper now with Partick Thistle, has probably played his last season in Scottish football. Ledgerwood, who
Don Woan transferred to Tranmere Rovers
February 23, 1954 Don Woan, Bradford City and former Leyton Orient outside right, was transferred to Tranmere yesterday in exchange for Tom Mycock, former Brentford
Weymouth’s most unpopular cinemagoers
Wednesday, December 09 – 1953 Willie Fagan, twice a Wembley Cup finalist, with Preston and Liverpool, left a floodlight trial game on the Weymouth ground
Lunch makes them all happy
November 4, 1953 Bristol Rovers started to give their players lunch at Eastville to keep them away from ticket hunters during the club’s great Cup
Frank Christie nets the winner
Saturday, October 24 – 1953 When Frank Christie was transferred from Liverpool to East Fife in January 1951 for £8,000 he little realised that one
Fashion for the trainer
November 4, 1953 The Tottenham crowd appreciated the difference in sartorial styles when the trainer of the F.C. Austria ran on to the pitch to
Donald Woan married
Friday, June 19 – 1953 Donald Woan, Bradford City outside right, formerly with Liverpool, was married today at Maghull, near Ormskirk, to Miss Lillian Margaret
Trautmann considering a return to Germany
Friday, November 28 – 1952 Bert Trautmann, the Manchester City goalkeeper, yesterday stated that he had informed the club of his desire to return home
Never too old to be a star
Monday, November 24 – 1952 Star of non-League Weymouth’s gallant 1-1 draw with Colchester was Willie Fagan, 36, their player-manager who is still on Liverpool’s
Don Woan transferred to Bradford City
October 3, 1952 Don Woan, Leyton Orient outside right, was transferred yesterday to Bradford City at a four figure fee. Woan, who joined Orient from
Former trialist signs professional forms for Glasgow Rangers
Monday, September 8 – 1952 Inverness Caledonian’s schoolboy centre-forward, Donnie McIntosh, yesterday celebrated his 17th birthday by signing professional forms for Rangers. McIntosh, who is
Liverpool and Everton rivals
Wednesday, August 6 – 1952 A query by a Wallasey reader set me off yesterday on a statistical search which disclosed figures in relation to
Manager’s post for Willie Fagan
Wednesday, July 16 – 1952 Weymouth, the Southern League club, have appointed Willie Fagan, the former Liverpool and Scottish war time international, as player-manager. Fagan
Willie Fagan for Weymouth
Monday, July 14 – 1952 Willie Fagan, whom Liverpool placed on the open-to-transfer list at the end of last season, is to become player-manager of
The death of Olphert Stanfield
March 13, 1952 A well-known figure in football circles, and former Irish international, Mr. Olphert Martin Stanfield (Olphy Stanfield), died in the City Hospital, Belfast,
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