Tuesday, April 7 – 1914 (Liverpool Evening Express, 07-04-1914)
Tag: Aston Villa
Heavy fixture list for Liverpool
Tuesday, April 7 – 1914 Liverpool have a busy time in front of them including the Cup final, they have seven games still to play,
Kenneth Campbell saves Liverpool
Monday, April 6 – 1914 The officials, players, and all concerned in the welfare of the Liverpool club, have every reason to be gratified with
Scotland v England 3-1
Saturday, April 4 – 1914 Match: International, British Championship, at Hampden Park, kick-off: 15:00. Scotland – England 3-1 (1-1). Attendance: 127,307; gate receipt: £6,000. Referee:
Reds’ lucky year
Saturday, April 4 – 1914 It has always been noted that the club which wins the Cup must have a deal of luck. “Oh, yes,
Sketch: Crystal (Palace) gazing (Tom Watson)
Saturday, April 4 – 1914 (Football Express, 04-04-1914)
Football League meeting (April 4, 1914)
April 4, 1914 The Management Committee of the Football League met in Glasgow today prior to the international match. Mr. John McKenna (Liverpool) presided. The
The money makers
Friday, April 3 – 1914 Blackburn Rovers having had the championship of the League made quite easy for them, the top fold race is now
Aston Villa v Liverpool 0-2 (FA Cup: March 28, 1914)
March 28, 1914 Match: FA Cup, Semi Final, at White Hart Lane (Tottenham), kick-off: 15:30. Aston Villa – Liverpool 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 27,474 (gate receipt:
English League v Scottish League 2-3 (Inter League: March 21, 1914)
March 21, 1914 International: Inter League, at Turf Moor (Burnley). English League – Scottish League 2-3 (2-0). Attendance: 38,000. Referee: Mr. H.H. Taylor (Altrincham). English
Will Campbell play the cup tie?
Thursday, January 8 – 1914 The Liverpool Cup team will be chosen to-night, and will not include the name of R. Ferguson, but is pretty
Irish League v English League 0-2 (Inter League: October 1, 1913)
October 1, 1913 International: Inter League, at Grosvenor Park (Belfast). Irish League – English League 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. A.A. Jackson (Glasgow); linesmen:
Careers of famous footballers: Sam Hardy
April 29, 1913 It isn’t very often that I do anything in the writing line; in fact, to tell the truth, I am scarcely cut
Aston Villa v Sunderland 1-0 (English FA Cup Final: April 19, 1913)
April 19, 1913 Match: English FA Cup, Final, at Crystal Palace, kick-off: 15:00. Aston Villa – Sunderland 1-0 (0-0). Attendance: 121,919. Referee: Mr. A. Adams
Liverpool’s latest sensation
April 7, 1913 Aston Villa started upon the present season with high hopes, and seriously set themselves the task of winning the FA Cup and
Aston Villa v Liverpool 1-3 (League match: April 5, 1913)
April 5, 1913 Match: Football League, First Division, at Villa Park, kick-off: 15:30. Aston Villa – Liverpool 1-3 (0-2). Attendance: 23,000. Referee: Mr. A. Adams
England v Wales 4-3 (International: March 17, 1913)
March 17, 1913 International, British Championship, at Ashton Gate (Bristol). England – Wales 4-3 (3-1). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. Alex Jackson (Scotland). England (2-3-5): Ernie
Scottish League v English League 4-1 (Inter League: March 1, 1913)
March 1, 1913 International: Inter League, at Hampden Park. Scottish League – English League 4-1 (4-1). Attendance: 65,000; gate receipts: £1,995. Referee: Mr. A.A. Jackson
The draw for the 2nd Round of the FA Cup
January 13, 1913 At a meeting of the Council of the Football Association in London yesterday afternoon, the draw for the second round of the
Liverpool show its real worth
December 2, 1912 When pitted against Aston Villa at Anfield the Liverpool team can be depended upon to show its real worth; somehow the visit
Liverpool v Aston Villa 2-0 (League match: November 30, 1912)
November 30, 1912 Key note: “Frost prevailed at Liverpool, and in the second half snow fell and caused the players much trouble. Early in the
Meeting of the Football League
Monday, September 23 – 1912 Aston Villa fined 25 guineas. A meeting of the Management Committee was held at the League Offices, Preston, on Monday,
Tough task away to Bradford City
September 13, 1912 Liverpool have not been beaten at Bradford in any of their previous League matches, and their followers are hoping that they will
The outlook – changes and revisions. (by Sam Hardy, Aston Villa)
Saturday, September 7 – 1912 The powers that be – those who decide how the game of football shall be played so far as the
Sketch: To pastures new
August 31, 1912 (Source: Liverpool Football Echo: August 31, 1912) A big thank you to Billy Smith the Blue Correspondent for the sketches.
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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