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Steve Bloomer: Football in a German prison camp
Sunday, December 15 – 1918 My record-breaking team wins thrilling victories After spending three and a half years in Ruhleben Camp as an interned civilian
Steve Bloomer’s experiences among the Huns
Sunday, December 1 – 1918 Famous football players begins his thrilling narrative Steve Bloomer, the famous football player, has returned home after nearly four years’
Liverpool well in the championship race
February 11, 1918 Central made a plucky attempt to stave off double defeat at the hands of the powerful Anfielders. And for the first half,
German for Spurs
Monday, July 20 – 1914 Tottenham Hotspur Football Club have obtained the signature of a young German forward named Fred Streckfuss, who belongs to a
Germany v England Amateurs 1-5 (International: April 20, 1908)
April 20, 1908 International, Friendly, at Victoria-Platz, Mariendorf (Berlin). Germany – England Amateurs 1-5 (1-3). Attendance: 6,000. Referee: Mr. Paul Neumann (Germany). Germany (2-3-5): Paul
The suicide of the Russian Consul at Liverpool
December 29, 1906 An inquest was held at Liverpool on Saturday on Colonel Robert de Geiman, Russian Consul at Liverpool, who committed suicide in a
Mr. Tagg’s English Ramblers
September 26, 1905 When Mr. Tagg, of the National Football Agency, said that he meant to take an English team to the Continent, the idea
Birmingham agency declaring war on the FA
September 16, 1905 Threatened rivalry to the Football Association The following circular is issued to clubs by the “National Football Agency”: – “Important to players.
Tom Watson returns from Russia
August 4, 1905 “Finest holidays I have ever spent.” That was the first point Mr. Tom Watson, the Liverpool Football Club secretary, made known to
Edgar Chadwick on German and continental football
Saturday, June 16 – 1900 Football has long been the most popular of our English winter pastimes, but it would appear from the opinion of
