July 9, 1977 It’s fair to say that the relationship between Ray Kennedy and Liverpool has been one of the footballing success stories of the
Liverpool tribute to John Moores
July 9, 1977 Liverpool chairman Mr. John Smith today paid tribute to the contribution Mr. John Moores has made to the football and general life
Kevin Keegan: A moving tale
July 6, 1977 Kevin Keegan stood in the North Wales sun today as the removal men got to work packing up his belongings at his
Bye for Reds in Euro Cup
July 5, 1977 Liverpool have received a bye in the first round of the European Cup, made to-day in Zurich. Entry for the competition was
Star profile: Phil Neal
July 2, 1977 Just three years ago Liverpool’s capable full back Phil Neal was a virtual unknown with Northampton Town and thinking about giving up
Star profile: Phil Thompson
June 25, 1977 Phil Thompson, Liverpool’s lean, lanky Kirkby born defender, helped transform the club’s defensive set-up when he came into the team as a
Mark Lawrenson transferred to Brighton and Hove Albion
June 22, 1977 Brighton have paid a club record fee of £100,000* for Preston defender Mark Lawrenson. And chairman Mike Bamber proudly gave the news
Bob Paisley: Now ban Kevin Keegan
June 4, 1977 Kevin Keegan should be banned from playing for England, says his former boss at Liverpool Bob Paisley. Keegan joined S.V. Hamburg in
Kevin Keegan transferred to Hamburg for £500,000
June 3, 1977 Kevin Keegan completed his record-breaking £500,000 transfer to SV Hamburg yesterday – then took a swipe at the critics who have accused
William John Darroch Kinghorn (Bill Kinghorn) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Bill Kinghorn on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About Bill Kinghorn: Born: February 27, 1912: Strathblane (Stirlingshire), Scotland. Passed away: May, 1977: Liverpool (Lancashire), England. Position:
Bob Paisley: On the lowest rung
May 30, 1977 The world of football rolls along with the help of cliches. They ease the way and one I like as well as
County youths big day
May 26, 1977 The curtain rings down at Anfield on Saturday with an interesting youth game which should attract a good crowd to support a
Roy of the Wanderers and tale of courage
May 26, 1977 Sixteen-years-old former Liverpool schoolboy Roy Heaney has signed on for Bolton Wanderers and defied doctors’ “orders” that he should not play again
The team behind the team
May 20, 1977 The team behind the team Round the board-room table about to go into session – left to right, Sidney Cecil Reakes, Jack
Bob Paisley rides again
Thursday, May 19 – 1977 This time he is leading a red army into battle Bob Paisley, manager of League champions Liverpool rode into Rome
Alan Hansen signs for Liverpool
Thursday, May 5 – 1977 Alan Hansen, Partick Thistle and Scotland Under-23 defender signed for Liverpool for a fee of around £100,000, yesterday. The 6ft.
Spion Kop almost started rioting
Saturday, April 30 – 1977 Match: Football League, 1st Division, at Anfield. Liverpool – Ipswich Town 2-1 (0-0). Attendance: 56,044 Referee: Mr. P. Willis. Liverpool:
Wrexham find inspiration in Shankly
Saturday, April 30 – 1977 Even the intervention of the great Bill Shankly could not provide Wrexham with the spark to overcome Brighton. Wrexham called
Kid Irwin on stand-by
Tuesday, April 26 – 1977 Colin Irwin, a 20-year-old part-timer, is standing by to make his debut for Liverpool against Everton in the FA Cup
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All articles about Don Woan on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About Don Woan: Born: November 7, 1927: Bootle, Liverpool, England. Passed away: Position: Outside right or outside left.
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All articles about James Jackson on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About James Jackson: Born: December 4, 1899: in Newcastle, England. Passed away: January 1, 1977: Poole (Dorset), England.
The death of James Jackson
January 1, 1977 A Liverpool professional footballer who attracted thousands when he preached at special services at Everton football ground has died in hospital at
John Lillie – Liverpool Football Club
All articles about John Lillie on PlayUpLiverpool. About John Lillie: Born: August 6 – 1900, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Passed away: 1977. Position: Left back. Height: 174 cm
World Cup challenge for Wally Hughes
December 30, 1976 A former Liverpool man has been given the job of taking New Zealand to the World Cup Finals in the Argentine in
Manchester City v Liverpool 1-1 (League match: December 29, 1976)
December 29, 1976 Key note: “Liverpool were happy with their point and the neutrals were happy that justice was done in the result, but it
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