Saturday, April 25 – 1914 (Evening Express, 25-04-1914) FA Cup trophy
The Liverpool F.C. stars
April 25, 1914 (Evening Express, 25-04-1914) Kenneth Campbell, Ephraim Longworth, Robert Pursell, Thomas Fairfoull, Harry Lowe, Bob Ferguson, Arthur Metcalf, Jack Sheldon, Tom Miller, William
English Cup Final today
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 Burnley and Liverpool meet at the Crystal Palace today in the final struggle for the English Cup, at which the
Travelling Kop heading for London
Saturday, April 25 – 1914 If enthusiasm will win the Cup, Liverpool have a jolly good chance. Something like 20,000 excited, shouting people left the
Liverpool’s arrangements for final day
Friday, April 24 – 1914 Writing from Chingford this afternoon, “The Critic” says:- Kenneth Campbell has developed a bit of a cold, but he is
Invasion of London – Liverpool’s rush to the Palace
Friday, April 24 – 1914 15,000 to travel. 170 special trains from all quarters. The Liverpool invasion of London for the Cup final commenced today.
Preview: South Liverpool (v. Tranmere Rovers)
Friday, April 24 – 1914 The principal attraction locally tomorrow is South Liverpool’s return fixture with Tranmere Rovers at Dingle Park; kick-off at 3.30. A
Good news about Liverpool’s captain
April 23, 1914 Chingford, Thursday. It was a dull sort of morning, a cold wind prevailed, and everything pointed to rain. The players were out
Advertisement: Liverpool v Sheffield United
Thursday, April 23 – 1914 (Evening Express, 23-04-1914)
Lacey bunkered at the Royal Forest Golf Links
Thursday, April 23 – 1914 William Lacey. (Evening Express, 23-04-1914)
With Liverpool cup team
April 22, 1914 Chingford, Wednesday afternoon. The threatened rain came on about 11 o’clock, but it only proved to be a shower, during which the
Liverpool’s captain medically examined
April 22, 1914 Chingford, Wednesday. Up with the cuckoo this morning – the spring herald is in great form. It is simply delightful, and I
Everton’s latest recruit
Wednesday, April 22 – 1914 The news of the transfer of Jim Roberts from Crewe to Everton has been received with much interest at Mold.
Tango at Chingford
Wednesday, April 22 – 1914 The tango is popular with Tom Miller and Jack Sheldon, of the Liverpool football team, now training at Chingford, Essex,
Distinguished Cup Final visitors
Wednesday, April 22 – 1914 The intention of the King to attend the final tie for the Football Association Cup at the Crystal Palace on
All for the final
Saturday, April 22 – 1914 Liverpolitans are taking tremendous interest in the final contest for the English Cup at the Crystal Palace on Saturday, in
“Final” Arrangements
April 22, 1914 Phyllis laid down my “Courier,” and leant across the breakfast table, “Isn’t it simply magnificent?” she said thrillingly. “Yes, thank you, it’s
Advertisement: Everton Reserves v Liverpool Reserves
Wednesday, April 22 – 1914 (Evening Express, 22-04-1914)
Prince Rupert’s headquarters at Everton
Wednesday, April 22 – 1914 Rupert-lane Barracks, the site of which has lately been converted into a pleasure ground, used to serve by reason of
Preview South Liverpool (v. Northwich Victoria)
Tuesday, April 21 – 1914 South Liverpool’s team to meet Northwich Victoria tomorrow (Wednesday), at Dingle Park, kick-off 5.30 will be: Bradshaw; Hewitt, Balmer; Williams,
How the Burnley men train
Tuesday, April 21 – 1914 We have chosen Lytham (says E.S. Edwards, the trainer of Burnley, in ‘Pearson’s Weekly’) for the following reasons: Its invigorating
Railway arrangements
Tuesday, April 21 – 1914 Locally enthusiasts are preparing to make a day of it in London town. I hear that the bookings at the
A Chingford holiday
April 21, 1914 It is only once in a decade that a football club has the honour of appearing in the final tie. Of course,
Stoke v Port Vale 2-1 (Birmingham Senior Cup Final: April 20, 1914)
April 20, 1914 Match: Birmingham Senior Cup, Final, at Victoria Ground. Stoke – Port Vale 2-1 (2-0). Attendance: 21,300; gate receipts: £633. Stoke (2-3-5): Richard
Liverpool lackadaisical
April 20, 1914 Four down at Middlesbrough. With all their thoughts and aspirations turned towards Crystal Palace, it was scarcely to be expected that Liverpool
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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