March 2, 1907 The Anfield surprise. Surprise was writ large over those Merseysiders who visited Goodison Park in justifiable preference to Anfield upon learning that
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Sam Bowyer transferred to Liverpool
March 2, 1907 Liverpool signed Sam Bowyer, the inside left of Earlestown, on Saturday night, the sum of £95 changing hands over the transaction. (Source:
Local amateurs helping Liverpool F.C.
February 25, 1907 During the past month or so, the Liverpool club has been hard pressed to place a full team in the field for
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (February 23 – 1907)
Saturday, February 23 – 1907 Liverpool’s pleasing success at Sheffield. Liverpool’s victory at Owlerton was as meritorious as it was appreciated. With Sam Hardy, Robert
Public inquiry into the death of ex-Liverpool player William Walker
Wednesday, February 20 – 1907 Yesterday, in Edinburgh Sheriff Court – before Sheriff Gardner Miller and a jury – a public inquiry under the Fatal
George Latham called up for Wales duty
February 19, 1907 The selected Welsh team to meet Ireland next Saturday at Belfast has undergone three alterations. Teddy Hughes and Arthur Green, Notts Forest,
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (February 16, 1907)
February 16, 1907 Liverpool put the Gunners to flight. Matters in the Liverpool camp were very much aglow, following their meeting with the rivals Reds
Alex Raisbeck out injured
Wednesday, February 13 – 1907 Alex Raisbeck withdrew from the charity match between Mr. George Robey’s Eleven and Aston Villa due to injury and illness.
Football players’ lazy lives
Tuesday, February 12 – 1907 Mr. John Lewis, of Blackburn, the well-known football referee, in speaking to a Burnley P.S.A. gathering, declared that many football
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (February 9 – 1907)
Saturday, February 9 – 1907 Liverpool’s narrow win. Liverpool had all their work cut out in coming through at Oldham. There was no slicing-up of
Alex Raisbeck selected for Charity match
Monday, February 4 – 1907 A charity match will be played at Aston Lower Grounds, Birmingham, on Wednesday of next week, between Mr. George Robey’s
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (February 2 – 1907)
Saturday, February 2 – 1907 A tame game at Anfield. Liverpool’s victory over Birmingham was easily accomplished, and served a useful purpose in lifting the
Oldham Athletic prepare for Liverpool
January 30, 1907 Oldham Athletic are making great preparations for their Cup tie with Liverpool, at Boundary Park, on Saturday. About one hundred tons of
Hardy selected for England
January 28, 1907 The England eleven to play Ireland at Goodison Park, Liverpool, on February 16, was chosen on Monday, and is as follows: Hardy
North beat South
January 28, 1907 Scoring four goals to one, the North gained a decisive victory over the South on the Stamford Bridge ground, Chelsea, on Monday.
The funeral of William Walker
Sunday, January 27 – 1907 The funeral of the late Willie Walker, of Leith Athletic, from his home at Broxburn was attended by several hundreds.
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 26, 1907)
January 26, 1907 Double figures at Roker. Liverpool had a remarkable experience at Sunderland. The half-time announcement showing the Anfielders leading 4-1 gave delight, but
William Walker dies in Edinburgh
Wednesday, January 23 – 1907 The death took place Wednesday afternoon in Edinburgh Royal Infirmary of William Walker, the well known Scottish footballer. At one
Tragic end for William Walker
Wednesday, January 23 – 1907 Footballers will regret to learn of the tragic death of Willie Walker, the veteran Leith Athletic player which took place
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 19, 1907)
January 19, 1907 Liverpool’s rousing victory. Liverpool took the wind out of Birmingham’s sail in no half-hearted fashion. The men in red rose from their
Gracie makes his Airdrie debut
Wednesday, January 16 – 1907 Tom Gracie, Strathclyde, made a most favourable first appearance for Airdrie at Tynecastle. At this time last year he was
Heavy ban for Notts back
Tuesday, January 15 – 1907 The Notts. Football Club on Monday received official intimation that their full back, John Montgomery, had been suspended for 14
Hardy and Bradley selected for North
Monday, January 14 – 1907 The International Selection Committee on Monday met at the Football Association offices and picked the following to represent North and
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 12 – 1907)
Saturday, January 12 – 1907 Another Anfield accident. Despite King Frost’s disappearance, Liverpool are still pursuing the sliding process under League auspices. Their old Blackburn
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 5 – 1907)
Saturday, January 5 – 1907 Liverpool’s Empty Christmas cupboard. One cannot afford to say much about Liverpool. Perhaps ‘tis best, too. At Stoke the snow
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