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All articles about Berry Nieuwenhuys on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Berry Niuwenhuys: Born: November 5, 1911: Boksburg, in South Africa. Passed away: June 21, 2004: Grahamstown, in
July 24, 1970 When dancer Carole Nieuwenhuys made the 7,000 miles journey from Johannesburg to Venezuela to see her boyfriend, she intended spending only a
Tuesday, July 28 – 1959 Instant suspension faces any Soccer stars accepting offers from a South African agent, who plans a talent swoop in Britain.
August 1, 1952 Manager Don Welsh, of Liverpool, to-day signed on, at Southampton, 19-years-old Hugh Gerhardi, a wing-half from Thistle F.C. of Durban, South Africa.
Thursday, July 3 – 1952 Liverpool, pioneers in bringing South African footballers to this country, will have another Springbok on their staff next season. He
Monday, April 25 – 1949 Bobby Locke (South Africa) finished two strokes behind Henry Ransom, who, with a 72 holes aggregate of 276, won the
January 10, 1947 Cyril Done, the Liverpool Reserves centre-forward, will reappear in the first team as inside left in place of Willie Fagan for the
September 14, 1946 Match: Football League, First Division, at Burnden Park, kick-off: 15:00. Bolton Wanderers – Liverpool 1-3 (0-1). Attendance: 35,061. Referee: Mr. E.D. Smith.
August 31, 1946 Key note: “In football, as in law, a good defence can get you almost anywhere. Thus, Liverpool, overplayed and threatened with a
April 29, 1946 Key note: “Liverpool concluded their League fixture when they visited Bolton last night, and suffered their first defeat since March 23. It
April 29, 1946 The Liverpool F.C. officials and players, who are going to America for a month’s tour, will sail on the Queen Mary from
April 27, 1946 Key note: “Liverpool simply swamped Blackpool in the return game at Anfield. Their four goals victory was in no way flattering, for
April 26, 1946 Liverpool’s most recent form has shown vast improvement. Don’t infer that Anfield’s worries and troubles are over, but a side that can
April 22, 1946 Key note: “Liverpool did well to take a point from Grimsby, at Blundell Park, especially after making the long journey overnight, and
April 20, 1946 Key note: “Liverpool could have won this game had they produced the shots of their two previous games, for, apart from their
April 19, 1946 Match: Football League, Northern Section, at Anfield. Liverpool – Grimsby Town 2-0. Attendance: 38,850. Referee: Mr. T.G. Pikett. Liverpool (2-3-5): Cyril Sidlow,
April 13, 1946 Key note: “Don’t be misled by the score at Anfield, which suggests that Liverpool were a really good side. Such was not
April 10, 1946 Key note: “We have had some poor shows from the Reds this season. Way back in September they had a pathetic performance
April 6, 1946 Key note: “A solitary goal by Done – his sixth in three games – was sufficient to give Liverpool both points at
April 4, 1946 Liverpool, away to Stoke City, make one change from the side which won so handsomely at Middlesbrough. This is the substitution of
March 30, 1946 Liverpool, beaten by Middlesbrough at Anfield, last week, came to Ayrsome Park to-day eager for revenge, scored after four minutes, and again
March 30, 1946 Match: Football League, Northern Section, at Ayresome Park. Middlesbrough – Liverpool 2-5 (0-4). Attendance: 20,000. Middlesbrough (2-3-5): Norman Malan, Dick Robinson, George
March 23, 1946 There was little to choose between the teams and it was a little against the run of play that Nieuwenhuys put Liverpool
March 23, 1946 Match: Football League, Northern Section, at Anfield. Liverpool – Middlesbrough 1-2 (1-0). Attendance: 35,000. Liverpool (2-3-5): Charles Ashcroft, Jim Harley, Bernard Ramsden,
March 16, 1946 Match: Football League Northern, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Sheffield United 0-3. Attendance: 45,572. Liverpool (2-3-5): Cyril Sidlow, Jim Harley, Bernard
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