September 30, 1915 Harold Bache, the West Bromwich Albion and Corinthian centre forward, who obtained a commission soon after the war started, has been for
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Some caustic comments re football
September 30, 1915 Whether it is through early rising or another cause I cannot say, but somehow my sting is up a bit to-day. I
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 10
May 22, 1915 My most memorable season at Liverpool. Alick Raisbeck recalls touching incident. About the late Tom Watson. International which was played in showers
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 6
April 24, 1915 Best International side Scotland ever turned out. Lord Rosebery’s tribute to the players. The one ground Alick Raisbeck disliked. I have already
The welfare of Welfare
Saturday, September 20 – 1913 Harry Welfare, who left Liverpool F.C. when the club most desired his services, and just when he was framing like
Meeting in connection with the Mid-Week Hospital Cup
September 7, 1910 Last evening another large and interesting meeting in connection with the Mid-Week Hospital Cup was held, Mr. William Robert Williams, Liverpool F.C.,
The F.A. tour of South Africa in 1910
August 3, 1910 With the conclusion of the third Test match between England and South Africa, played at Cape Town, the official programme of the
Medals for Welsh internationals
June 26, 1907 At a banquet at Wrexham, last night, the following football players were presented with specially designed gold medals in commemoration of the
More honours for the Anfielders
April 28, 1906 The annual trial of strength between the forces of amateurism and professionalism in the football world took place at Craven Cottage this
Corinthians v Liverpool 1-5 (Charity Shield: April 28, 1906)
April 28, 1906 Match: Sheriff of London Charity Shield, at Craven Cottage, kick-off: 15:30. Corinthians – Liverpool 1-5 (0-2). Attendance: 22,000; gate receipts: £776 (new
Corinthians and the League Champions
April 28, 1906 There is much that is appropriate in today’s match for the Sheriff of London Shield: the Corinthians are playing the most consistent
The Wednesday v Corinthians 2-1 (Charity Shield: April24, 1905)
April 24, 1905 Match: Sheriff of London Shield, at Crystal Palace. The Wednesday – Corinthians 2-1. Attendance: 15,000. The Wednesday (2-3-5): Corinthians (2-3-5): The goals:
Latham replaces Parry for Wales
Friday, March 3 – 1905 In place of Maurice Parry, of Liverpool, and M. Morgan Owen, Corinthians, who cannot play for Wales against Scotland at
Parry not allowed to go on international duty
Wednesday, March 1 – 1905 Two of the half backs selected for Wales against Scotland, at Wrexham next Monday, have announced that they will be
Corinthians v Liverpool 3-3 (Friendly: December 10, 1904)
December 10, 1904 Match: Friendly, at Leyton. Corinthians – Liverpool 3-3 (1-3). Attendance: 2,000. Corinthians (2-3-5): Gilbert Claude Vassall. Liverpool (2-3-5): Ned Doig, David Murray,
Ex-Manchester City player George Mann at the Cape
April 18, 1904 A former resident of Manchester now at the Cape sends an interesting letter, from which the following is an excerpt: “By the
Corinthians v Sunderland 0-3 (Charity Shield: February 28, 1903)
February 28, 1903 Match: Sheriff of London Shield, at White Hart Lane. Corinthians – Sunderland 0-3 (0-0). Attendance: 5,000. Referee: Mr. A. Green. Corinthians (2-3-5):
England team vs. Wales
February 24, 1902 For the first of the English internationals to be played at Wrexham Racecourse on Monday next, March 3rd, the following were selected
Is football what it was 10 years ago?
January 4, 1902 Is football what it was 10 years ago? By William McGregor (founder of the Football League). Go where you will in football
England v Scotland 2-2 (International: March 30, 1901)
March 30, 1901 International: British Championship, at Crystal Palace. England – Scotland 2-2 (1-0). Attendance: 18,520. Referee: Mr. James Torrans (Ireland). England (2-3-5): John Sutcliffe
Wales v Scotland 1-1 (International: March 2, 1901)
March 2, 1901 International: British Championship, at The Racecourse (Wrexham). Wales – Scotland 1-1 (0-0). Attendance: 5,000. Referee: Mr. Charles Sutcliffe (England). Wales (2-3-5): Leigh
Teams for international duty
March 1, 1901 The following teams will, so far as is at present known, figure in this match, at Wrexham, tomorrow (Saturday, March 2): Wales:
South v North 3-3 (International trial: February 25, 1901)
February 25, 1901 Match: International trial, at Crystal Palace, kick-off: 15:40. South – North 3-3. Attendance: 5,000. Referee: Mr. J. Adams (Birmingham); linesmen: Messrs.: C.
John Cox for England
February 25, 1901 The International Selection Committee met last evening at the Association offices, Chancery Lane, and chose the following team to play against Ireland,
Benefit match for George Fleming
December 23, 1899 On Friday next George Fleming takes his benefit, when the Corinthians play the Wolves. (Lancashire Evening Post: December 23, 1899)
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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