July 22, 1935 The Burnley Football Club is to lose its manager, Mr. Tom Bromilow, as we stated in Wednesday’s “Express.” The club to which
Category: Player news
Liverpool want £4,000 for Sam English
July 22, 1935 There is talk of Sam English and a Scottish club. Queen of the South and the player are being coupled, but there
Crystal Palace linked with Tom Bromilow
July 17, 1935 The vacant position of manager to Crystal Palace has been offered to Tom Bromilow, the former Liverpool player, who has been manager
Sam English may return north of the Border
July 15, 1935 What price Sam English, the Irish lad who used to delight Scottish crowds with his leadership, making a return north? I have
Eric Paterson (Liverpool F.C.)
July 13, 1935 Eric Paterson, Liverpool F.C. (Source: Liverpool Echo: July 13, 1935) X
Eric Paterson transferred to Liverpool
July 7, 1935 Eric Paterson, centre forward, Bonhill Union Juveniles (Vale of Leven), signed for Liverpool. (The Sunday Post: July 7, 1935)
The funeral of John Carlin
July 2, 1935 John Carlin, who played for Liverpool F.C. thirty years ago, and passed away on Friday last, is to be buried at Allerton
The death of John Carlin
June 28, 1935 John Carlin who at one time played for Liverpool F.C. passed away last night. Carlin was a forward who could adapt himself
Will David Pratt be the new Hearts’ manager?
June 25, 1935 There was a surprise development last night to the announcement by Hearts that they had appointed Mr David Pratt, manager of Notts
The funeral of Patrick McCann
June 24, 1935 The funeral took place yesterday to Bangor Cemetery of Mr. Patrick McCann, a former Irish international footballer, whose death occurred at his
Liverpool F.C. elect their leaders
June 20, 1935 Liverpool F.C. Board of Directors have decided to appoint Mr. William John Harrop chairman of the board in place of Mr. Walter
Cartilage trouble for Syd Roberts
May 31, 1935 Syd Roberts, the Liverpool F.C. inside left, has entered a Liverpool nursing home to undergo an operation on his left knee for
Liverpool F.C. back home
May 31, 1935 The Liverpool football team, homeward bound after their delightful Las Palmas tour, were on board the liner Accra, which called at Plymouth
Ernest Blenkinsop gives away eight caps
May 25, 1935 Mr. Harry P. Lewis, a former Hull City F.C. manager, who recently underwent an operation and is now, happily, quite recovered, has
Gordon Gunson transferred to Wrexham
May 23, 1935 Wrexham have signed Gordon Gunson, the former Liverpool, Sunderland, and Swindon Town outside left. (Nottingham Evening Post: May 23, 1935)
Cecil McCaughey transferred to Coventry City
May 22, 1935 Cecil McCaughey, a half-back from Blackburn Rovers, was signed by Coventry City on Wednesday night. This 23-years-old player, whose height is 5ft.
Patrick McDade appointed chief scout for Notts County
May 16, 1935 In the course of an interview with the “Post” last night, Mr. David Pratt, the manager of the Notts County club, said
Robert Done transferred to Reading
May 15, 1935 Robert Done, the Liverpool back, was yesterday transferred to Reading. He joined Liverpool in 1926 from Runcorn. Standing 5 feet 10½ inches
Jack Balmer transferred to Liverpool
May 15, 1935 Jack Balmer, Collegiate Old Boys’ 19-year-old centre forward, has signed for Liverpool as an amateur. He is a nephew of the famous
Norrie Alden transferred to Oldham Athletic
May 6, 1935 Following the signing of Norrie Alden, a centre forward from Liverpool, on Monday, Oldham Athletic yesterday signed Thomas Williamson, a right half
Gordon Hodgson arrives in Dundee
May 2, 1935 If the bowling prowess of Forfarshire’s new professional is on a par with his physique, the faithful of Forthill can look forward
Tosh Johnson and Tom Morrison on the transfer list
April 18, 1935 Liverpool F.C. have placed on the transfer list Tosh Johnson, their English International inside-left, and Tom Morrison, the Scottish International right-half-back. Johnson,
Rokerman for London
Wednesday, April 10 – 1935 It is reported, on good authority, that George Ainsley, the Sunderland reserve centre or inside forward, will join Brentford before
“Tiny” Bradshaw – a steady performer
Saturday, April 6 – 1935 Tom Bradshaw has been a regular member of the Liverpool side since 1930, except for a couple of months last
Worth the wait for Ted Savage
April 6, 1935 Ted Savage had to wait for three and a half years in the Liverpool reserve side before he got his chance two
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
You must be logged in to post a comment.