February 8, 1907 The directors of Moss’ Empires, Ltd., in their report for 1906 to the annual meeting to be held at Edinburgh on February
Category: Other clubs news
Trent Bridge – Notts County F.C. football ground
Saturday, January 5 – 1907 (Yorkshire Evening Post, 05-01-1907)
Manchester City F.C.’s offices burgled
December 30, 1906 On Sunday night the offices of the Manchester City club on the ground at Hyde Road were broken into and a quantity
Goodison Park: Everton F.C. football ground
December 29, 1906 The Everton ground, at Goodison Park, is generally acknowledged to be one of the finest playing fields in the world. Indeed, its
Owlerton: Sheffield Wednesday F.C. football ground
December 15, 1906 The accompanying photograph is that of the spacious ground of the Sheffield Wednesday Club, which came into existence in 1866. For many
Deepdale: Preston North End F.C. football ground
December 8, 1906 (Yorkshire Evening Post: December 8, 1906)
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (December 8, 1906)
December 8, 1906 Fortune smiles at Derby – on Liverpool. Candidly, I awaited the result of Liverpool’s visit to Derby with some amount of trepidation.
The leaving of Manchester City
December 5 1906 It is stated on the highest authority that the announcement made last evening that Herbert Burgess, John Edmondson, and James Bannister had
Football auction for Manchester City’s suspended players
December 1, 1906 After the match at Hyde-road on Saturday the Manchester City officials opened negotiations for the transfer of their suspended players, the Football
Ewood Park: Blackburn Rovers F.C. football ground
December 1, 1906 The Blackburn Rovers’ Club, after two years’ existence, obtained a ground on the Alexandra Meadows, in 1876, and in 1882 migrated to
Anlaby Road – Hull City F.C. football ground
Saturday, November 24 – 1906 The playing area of the Hull City Football Club Ground, opened on March 24th last, is of “international” size, viz.,
Elland Road – Leeds City F.C. football ground
Saturday, November 17 – 1906 (Yorkshire Evening Post, 17-11-1906)
Valley Parade – Bradford City F.C. football ground
Saturday, November 19 – 1906 This ground, at Valley Parade, Bradford, was the home of the old Manningham Rugby Club, out of the ashes of
St James’s Park – Newcastle United F.C. football ground
Saturday, November 3 – 1906 The home of the Newcastle United club at St. James’s Park is, without doubt, one of the finest football arenas
Ayrsome Park – Middlesbrough F.C. football ground
Saturday, October 27 – 1906 This ground was opened on September 5th, 1903. Its dimensions are: – Playing area, 104 yards by 70 yards. Record
Bramall Lane – Sheffield United F.C. football ground
Saturday, October 20 – 1906 This commodious and well-appointed ground was opened in 1855, when it was leased from the Duke of Norfolk by 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
Bristol City’s full complement of players
October 13, 1906 Back from left: William Tuft, Tom Gale, Archie Annan, Harry Clay, William Demmery, Joe Cottle, Reuben Marr. Middle from left: Walter Bennett,
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
Famous football grounds – Park Avenue, Bradford
Saturday, October 6 – 1906 Park Avenue – Bradford F.C. football ground The accompanying collection of pictures forms the first of a series of illustrated
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
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
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
Southern Football Players (from Leng’s Football Handbook)
August 25, 1906 Brentford. Goalkeeper. – Charlie Williams (Norwich City). Backs. – Jock Watson, John McConnell (Grimsby Town), Archie Taylor (Bristol Rovers), R. Abbott (Hanwell).
Club flotation at Atherton
July 26, 1906 It has been decided to float a limited liability Association football club at Atherton, to take over the ground, players, and other
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