August 25, 1917 Brentford have already secured a good list of players for the season. Many of them assisted the club last season, and, with
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Newtown v Knighton 1-0 (FA Cup: February 27, 1897)
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Whites v Colours 1-2 (International trial: February 25, 1897)
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Newtown v Liverpool 0-0 (Friendly: April 10, 1893)
April 10, 1893 Match: Friendly, at The Cunnings, kick-off: 18:00. Newtown – Liverpool 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 2,000. Referee: Mr. H. Hibbott, linesmen: Messrs. J.J. Ramsay
Liverpool ascend another rung of their English Cup ladder
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Liverpool win 9-0 in the FA Cup
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Liverpool v Newtown.
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Liverpool v Newtown 9-0 (FA Cup: October 29, 1892)
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"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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