March 14, 1891 Match: East of Scotland Shield, Final, at Tynecastle, kick-off: 16:15. Heart of Midlothian – Armadale 3-0 (1-0). Attendance: 5,000. Referee: Mr. G.
Dumbarton v Vale of Leven 4-1 (Dumbartonshire Cup: February 14, 1891)
February 14, 1891 Match: Dumbartonshire Cup, Final, at Boghead, Dumbarton – Vale of Leven 4-1 (0-1). Attendance: 4,000. Dumbarton (2-3-5): John McLeod, Daniel Watson, Alex
St. Mirren v Port Glasgow Athletic 4-0 (Renfrewshire Cup: February 14, 1891)
February 14, 1891 Match: Renfrewshire Cup, Final, at Cappielow Park (Morton). St. Mirren – Port Glasgow Athletic 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 4,000. St. Mirren (2-3-5): James
Celtic v Third Lanark 4-0 (Glasgow Cup Final: February 14, 1891)
February 14, 1891 Match: Glasgow Cup Final, at Hampden Park. Celtic – Third Lanark 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. Watson (Dundee); umpires: Messrs. Bishop
Marriage: Asbury – Roberts.
January 28, 1891 January 28th, at the Church of St John the Devine, John Asbury, jun., second son of John Asbury, of Liverpool and Hawarden,
North v South 3-0 (International trial: January 12, 1891)
January 12, 1891 Match: International trial, at Arkwright Street (Nottingham), kick-off: 14:35. North – South 3-0 (3-0). Attendance: 4,000. Referee: Mr. J.C. Clegg (Sheffield); umpries:
Everton v Aston Villa 5-0 (League match: January 1, 1891)
January 1, 1891 Match: Football League, at Anfield. Everton – Aston Villa 5-0 (2-0). Attendance: 10,000. Everton (2-3-5): David Jardine, Andrew Hannah, Dan Doyle, David
New players for Accrington Football Club.
Tuesday, December 30 – 1890 Kelly and McVean, of Clydebank, have arrived at Accrington this week, and signed for the Accrington Football Club. Kelly is
A gift to Mr. John C. Brooks, Esq
Monday, December 8 – 1890 Suppose we finish the mournful part of the business first. And yet it was not altogether mournful or unpleasant. The
Everton Football Club dinner
November 25, 1890 A Pleasant reunion took place at the Falcon Restaurant, Lord Street, on Tuesday evening when the officials and players connected with the
Sketch: Mr. John Brown (Third Lanark)
November 1, 1890 Mr. John Brown, President, Third Lanark. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: November 1, 1890)
Sketch: Mr. James Watson (Glasgow Rangers)
November 1, 1890 Mr. James Watson, President, Glasgow Rangers. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: November 1, 1890)
Triumphs of the football field (Aston Villa / Archie Hunter)
Saturday, November 1 – 1890 Narrated by Archie Hunter (the famous Aston Villa captain). Chapter IV – “The rise of the Aston Villa”. “As I
Transfer news for McLean and Kerr
October 29, 1890 Two more old Rentonians have disappeared, Duncan McNair, the left half-back, having been engaged by Middlesbrough Ironopolis, and Duncan McLean by Everton.
Sketch: John Murray (Sunderland)
October 2, 1890 John Murray, Sunderland. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: October 2, 1890) XX
Sketch: Alex Latta (Everton)
October 2, 1890 Alex Latta, Everton. (Source: Glasgow Evening Post: October 2, 1890) X
Renton and St Bernard expelled from Scottish Football
Tuesday, September 30 – 1890 On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Business and Professional Committee of the Scottish Football Association was held in Glasgow.
Ned Doig heads for Sunderland
Friday, September 19 – 1890 On Friday morning last Mr. J.E. Doig (Ned Doig), the late goalkeeper of the Arbroath F.C., left Arbroath for Sunderland,
Entrances and exits at Anfield
Tuesday, September 16 – 1890 Sir, I quite agree with a writer when he says- ‘’The entrances and exits at Anfield are a disgrace.” I
The opening of the Association season
September 1, 1890 Today football resumes its exhilarating and boisterous reign, and though its temporary dethronement came as a welcome relief with the sunny days
Summer work at Anfield
Saturday, August 16 – 1890 With the vast interest now taken by the public all over the country in Association football, it is only natural
Everton F.C.: The annual meeting of 1890
June 9, 1890 The Annual meeting of the Everton Football Club was held last evening at the Anfield Road broad school. Mr. John Houlding president
How far football is made a business
June 3, 1891 To those interested in the game of football and our footballers especially, whose exertions – though last Saturday scarcely as we should
Middlesbrough Ironopolis v Middlesbrough 2-0 (Cleveland Charity Cup Final, replay: May 14, 1890)
May 14, 1890 Match: Cleveland Charity Cup, Final, replay, at Paradise Ground, kick-off: 19:00. Middlesbrough Ironopolis – Middlesbrough 2-0 (1-0). Attendance: 6,000. Middlesbrough Ironopolis (2-3-5):
Staveley v Rotherham Town 3-0 (Wharncliffe Charity Cup Final, replay: May 10, 1890)
May 10, 1890 Match: Earl of Wharncliffe Charity Cup, second replay, at Olive Grove. Staveley – Rotherham Town 3-0 (2-0). Attendance: “Fair”. Referee: Mr. J.
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