January 20, 1916 Liverpool, against Bury, have chosen the same side that represented them last week at Rochdale, save that Sam Speakman is to play
Rochdale came from behind to win
January 17, 1916 Having basked in Fortune’s smile at Stockport a week ago, Liverpool saw something of the frown of the goddess at Rochdale on
Rochdale v Liverpool 3-1 (League match: January 15, 1916)
January 15, 1916 Match: Lancashire Section, principal tournament, at Spotland, kick-off: 14:45. Rochdale – Liverpool 3-1 (0-1). Attendance: 3,000. Referee: Mr. R. McLachlan; linesmen: Messrs.
Advertisement: Rochdale v Liverpool, at Spotland
Saturday, January 15 – 1916 (Rochdale Observer, 15-01-1916)
Can Liverpool keep up away from?
January 14, 1916 One of the strange things about Liverpool F.C.’s football life is that one can never hazard a guess as to what they
Liverpool team for Rochdale chosen
January 13, 1916 The following team has been chosen to play Rochdale at Spotland: – Elisha Scott, Ephraim Longworth, James Middlehurst, Norman Bradley, Arthur Goddard,
Liverpool broke fresh ground
January 10, 1916 So far as the existing competition is concerned, Liverpool broke fresh ground by visiting Stockport on Saturday. They are to be congratulated
Stockport County v Liverpool 1-3 (League match: January 8, 1916)
January 8, 1916 Match: Lancashire Section, principal tournament, at Edgeley Park. Stockport County – Liverpool 1-3 (0-1). Attendance: 7,000. Referee: Mr. J.I. Turner; linesmen: Messrs.
Can Liverpool win at Stockport?
January 7, 1916 Liverpool lapsed last week against the lowly Preston club. Still, anything could happen on a day such as last Saturday, and it
Preston North End the better side
January 3, 1916 Fred Pagnam was damaged in the first minute, and I am confident his failure to score was due to the bang he
Coldstream Band to play at the front
January 3, 1916 The band of the Coldstream Guards, now playing at the Liverpool Olympia circus, is to give music to the “boys of the
News of Daniel Cunliffe
January 1, 1916 Daniel Cunliffe, international inside right, who was “capped” for England while he was with Portsmouth, and who during the course of his
Liverpool v Preston North End 0-2 (League match: January 1, 1916)
January 1, 1916 Match: Lancashire Section, principal tournament, at Anfield, kick off: 14:30. Liverpool – Preston North End 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. R.
A quarrel in the dressing-room
January 1, 1916 Writing in the “Sporting Chronicle,” on Wednesday, “J.C.” has the following interesting “peep behind the scenes” in connection with the football scandal:
Tim Coleman is alive
January 1, 1916 Tim Coleman is alive – and kicking! Reported killed at the beginning of the week, Tim has wired his family to say
A large crowd expected at Anfield
December 31, 1915 All through the season Liverpool Football Club have been springing surprises on us by selecting unknown quantities. Part of their charm is
Bad language to lady conductor
December 31, 1915 A case of insulting a lady tram conductor was heard at the Liverpool Police Court to-day, before Alderman Dart and Mr. T.
Robert Waine for Liverpool
December 30, 1915 Liverpool F.C. have been going great guns recently, and their local victory over Everton is sufficient to entice their followers to attend
Arnold Dargie in the Army
December 29, 1915 Arnold Dargie was badly wanted by Liverpool F.C. some two or three years ago. This young Welsh player specialises in goal-scoring heights,
Brilliant display by Liverpool
December 28, 1915 Liverpool F.C. received a warm welcome from a crowd of 20,000 spectators at the Everton ground yesterday, and one felt that their
Fractured arm for David “Dai” Williams
December 27, 1915 David “Dai” Williams, the local baseball player, and the man who started the season at Anfield, after having served Glossop, Nottingham, and
The men on the spot
December 27, 1915 Men on the spot: Elisha Scott, Belfast, 5ft. 9in. and 10st. 6lb.; Ephraim Longworth, Bolton, 5ft. 8½in. and 11st. 2lb.; James Middlehurst,
Everton v Liverpool 2-5 (Friendly: December 27, 1915)
December 27, 1915 Match: Friendly, at Goodison Park. Everton – Liverpool 2-5 (2-2). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. J.O. Forshaw; linesmen: Messrs.: J.A. McAleer and H.T.
Burnley v Liverpool 3-3 (League match: December 25, 1915)
December 25, 1915 Match: Lancashire Section, principal tournament, at Turf Moor. Burnley – Liverpool 3-3 (1-1). Attendance: 12,000; gate receipt £263. Referee: Mr. F.L. Shepherd;
Wrong club mentioned for Lol Cook
December 24, 1915 Confusion arose in our minds yesterday when the name Cook was included in the list of suspensions. Lol Cook was the name
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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