January 4, 1943 Liverpool had a terrific battle at The Racecourse before they managed to conquer Wrexham by the only goal. Dick Dorsett got the
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Wrexham v Liverpool 0-1 (League Cup match: January 2, 1943)
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Manchester United F.C. team photo 1913-14
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April 25, 1908 Match: Lancashire Combination, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool Reserves – St. Helens Recreation 3-3 (2-1). Referee: Mr. J.W. Johnson; linesmen: Messrs. A.S.
A new ground for St. Helens Recreation
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Picnic for the Liverpool Football Club
August 24, 1895 The annual picnic of the committee, players and friends of the Liverpool Football Club took place on Saturday last. A party numbering
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Thursday, October 26 – 1893 A sub-committee of the Football Association met at Derby last evening, Mr. Clegg, presiding, to consider a report of Mr.
Meeting of the Football League (June 16, 1893)
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Meeting of the Football Association (August 29, 1892)
August 29, 1892 A meeting of the council of this association took place at the head offices, 61, Chancery Lane, London, last evening, under the
The clouds have fallen at Anfield
December 12, 1887 Yesterday basking in the sunshine of increasing success and popularity, today Everton are overwhelmed in a deluge of discomfiture, or, in other
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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