Saturday, October 27 – 1906 Some Liverpool “firsts” Candidly, Liverpool’s remodelled forces exceeded one’s strongest hopes at Bury, aware though I was of the fact
Tag: Bury
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (October 6, 1906)
October 6, 1906 Everton in arrears Once again have Everton risen nobly to the occasion in the day of battle against the rival house of
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (September 22, 1906)
September 22, 1906 Companions in distress When we find the English Cup-holders and League champions going astray to the extent of five points out of
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (September 15, 1906)
September 15, 1906 Liverpool at Blackburn When we consider it was possible for Liverpool to return from Blackburn minus a point, the draw game effected
Liverpool v Bury 2-2 (League match: September 10, 1906)
September 10, 1906 Key note: “With conditions ideal at Anfield yesterday afternoon, and with teams strongly represented, the game all through was fast and exciting.
Southern Football Players (from Leng’s Football Handbook)
August 25, 1906 Brentford. Goalkeeper. – Charlie Williams (Norwich City). Backs. – Jock Watson, John McConnell (Grimsby Town), Archie Taylor (Bristol Rovers), R. Abbott (Hanwell).
Liverpool can only draw at Bury
April 3, 1906 The Liverpool Club yesterday fulfilled their rearranged League engagement with Bury. The meeting was of paramount importance to both teams, for while
Bury v Liverpool 0-0 (League match: April 2, 1906)
April 2, 1906 Match: Football League, First Division, at Gigg Lane, kick-off: 17:00. Bury – Liverpool 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 10,000. Referee: Mr. A.J. Barker; linesmen:
Referees’ appointments for April
March 6, 1906 04.04.1906 Newcastle United v Sheffield United Mr W. Gilgryst 07.04.1906 Bury v Bolton Wanderers Mr W Chadwick 07.04.1906 Derby County v Birmingham
Sketch: A good treat to Bury and Stoke
December 30, 1905 (Liverpool Football Echo: December 30, 1905)
Owd Pete dies
Thursday, November 23 – 1905 Considerable surprise was caused in Bury yesterday when it became known that the death had taken place sudden late on
Never change a winning team
Thursday, November 9 – 1905 There will be no change in the Liverpool team for Saturday next against Middlesbrough from that which beat Bury, at
Football League meeting (November 6, 1905)
November 6, 1905 A meeting of the Management Committee of the Football League was held yesterday, Mr. John James Bentley presiding. Bob Currie, on the
Team arrangements for this day
Saturday, November 4 – 1905 Liverpool v. Bury. League match, at Anfield: Kick-off at 3.00. Liverpool. – Sam Hardy, goal; Alf West and Billy Dunlop,
Double encounter with Bury awaits
Friday, November 3 – 1905 There will be a big crowd present at Anfield on Saturday, when Bury are visitors Looking at the former cup-fighters’
Out of the Lancashire Cup
September 19, 1905 The time-honour Lancashire Cup has lost much of its pristine glory – in Liverpool, at any rate. No doubt this is the
Liverpool v Bury 0-2 (Lancashire Cup: September 18, 1905)
September 18, 1905 Match: Lancashire Cup, First Round, at Anfield. Liverpool – Bury 0-2 (0-0). Attendance: 1,500. Liverpool (2-3-5): Ned Doig, Alf West, David Murray,
The fastest footballers in the world
August 5, 1905 Dundee Football Club had a unique sporting event at Dens Park this afternoon in the shape of a hundred yards scratch race,
100 yards footballers’ race
August 4, 1905 Great interest is being taken in the 100 yards footballers race to be run at Dens Park, Dundee, to-morrow afternoon. The entrants
Football League meeting (August 4, 1905)
August 4, 1905 A meeting of the Management Committee of the Football League was held at the Tavistock Hotel, London, on Friday. Mr. John James
Bury at Anfield in the Lancashire Cup
July 27, 1905 The draw for the first of the Lancashire Senior Cup, to be played on September 18, was made yesterday as follows: Blackburn
Lancashire Combination referees
June 24, 1905 The result of the voting on the referees for next season was made known on Saturday, the successful officials being: D. Hammond
Colours of the Combination clubs
April 17, 1905 Accrington Stanley, red; Ashton Town, green; Blackburn Rovers, blue and white quarters; Bolton Wanderers, white; Bury, white; Darwen, red and black; Everton,
In the firing line – Alf West
Saturday, March 18 – 1905 It is a pleasing task that falls to our lot this week in presenting a short sketch of one of
The Arsenal’s big guns
October 8, 1904 At the present moment Woolwich Arsenal, who meet Aston Villa at Plumstead to-day, occupy the mind of the public, in the south
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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