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Shankly woos Strong
Friday, November 6 – 1964 Liverpool steam into London tonight for transfer talks with £40,000 inside forward Geoff Strong of Arsenal. Arsenal have given Liverpool
Liverpool v Arsenal 3-2 (League match)
Saturday, August 22 – 1964 Match: Football League, 1st Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Arsenal 3-2 (1-0). Attendance: 47,620. Referee: Mr. K. Howley.
Portugal v England 3-4 (International: May 17, 1964)
May 17, 1964 Match: International friendly, in Lisbon (Nacional Stadium). Portugal – England 3-4 (1-2). Attendance: 40,000. Referee: Mr. Juan Gardeazabal Garay (Spain). Portugal (2-3-5):
Joe Hewitt: He was there before the Kop
April 30, 1964 He’ll be 83 on May 3 and he’s one of those Liverpool F.C. rarities who was there before the Kop. He’s had
Shankly’s code wins title
Saturday, April 18 – 1964 Liverpool, with considerable Mersey sound, whooped their way into the Football League championship on Saturday. But so far as Bill
Liverpool v Arsenal 5-0 (League match: April 18, 1964)
April 18, 1964 Key note: “The Kop set this match to music and sang their team to the championship with a wit and a warmth
Five stars in line for a title
Friday, April 17 – 1964 The Footballer of the Year, elected by the Football Writers Association, will be named on Tuesday, and the voting could
The FA hands out tough suspension for Yeats
Wednesday, March 11 – 1964 Liverpool manager Bill Shankly and centre-half Ron Yeats, strode angrily from yesterday’s Football Association Disciplinary Committee meeting in Leicester. They
Jimmy Melia transferred to Wolves
March 9, 1964 Wolves boss Stan Cullis splashed a club record £48,000 to buy Jimmy Melia, Liverpool’s England inside forward, last night. The Melia deal
Arsenal v Liverpool 0-1 (FA cup)
Saturday, February 15 – 1964 Match: FA Cup, 5th Round, at Highbury, kick-off: 15:15. Arsenal – Liverpool 0-1 (0-1). Attendance: 61,295. Referee: Mr. J.K. Taylor.
The death of Ted Savage
January 30, 1964 The death occurred at his home in Wallasey last night of Mr. Ted Savage, the former Liverpool F.C. half-back. He was 52,
Furnell to the Gunners
Thursday, November 21 – 1963 Arsenal manager Billy Wright swooped on Merseyside in a dawn plane yesterday and signed Jim Furnell, 25-year-old Liverpool reserve goalkeeper,
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Pagnam dies aged 70
Thursday, March 1 – 1962 Fred Pagnam, former Arsenal centre forward, has died at Samlesbury, near Preston, aged 70. Arsenal signed him from Liverpool in
The death of Charlie Buchan
June 26, 1960 Charles Buchan, 68, former Arsenal and England footballer, died in a Nice casino while placing a 500 franc (7s. 6d.) bet at
Albert Stubbins to coach New York F.C.
April 22, 1960 A squad of First Division starlets will be loaned to the New York Football Club next month to play in the glamorous
Arsenal target Ian St. John
Thursday, August 20 – 1959 Arsenal manager, George Swindin, returned from a scouting mission in Scotland yesterday, and decided to delay selection of his team
Albert Shelley joins the back-room boys
December 30, 1958 Old soldiers never die they simply fade away. For soldiers read servant and you have something applicable to present.day soccer with old
Liverpool at Brighton
May 3, 1957 Liverpool have a friendly match at Brighton this evening, in fulfillment of a promise they made to Southern Section club when signing
The death of Bert Freeman
August 11, 1955 The death has taken place at Birmingham of Bert Freeman the former Everton and England international centre forward and the man who
Arsenal bid for Charles Ashcroft
December 22, 1953 Arsenal resumed their bid yesterday for Liverpool’s England “B” goalkeeper, Charles Ashcroft. But with Liverpool’s new signing from Watford, Dave Underwood, injured
Don Welsh on a spying mission
September 5, 1953 Ivor Allchurch, Swansea’s Welsh international inside forward, was watched by Arsenal’s assistant manager, Mr. Jack Crayston, at Luton on Saturday. Luton’s Jesse
Ex-football “star” Tommy Lucas mine host at Stoke Mandeville
January 30, 1953 Each Saturday hundreds of thousands of football “fans” get the maximum pleasure from the most popular of British games. Let us introduce
Arsenal v Liverpool 0-0 (League match: September 5, 1951)
September 5, 1951 Match: Football League, First Division, at Highbury, kick-off: 18:00. Arsenal – Liverpool 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 47,483. Arsenal (2-3-5): George Swindin, Walley Barnes,
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