March 9, 1904 John Walker, after many years in other positions, finds himself asked to fill the bill as an outside right against Wales at
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Changes in the Wales team ahead of England clash
February 27, 1904 The constitution of the Welsh team against England in the Association football encounter at Wrexham next Monday has undergone several alterations. Grenville
Liverpool duo selected for Wales against England
February 14, 1904 At Wrexham, yesterday, a trial match was played, which the Stripes won by four goals, as against the Whites’ two goals, and
Ex-Liverpool Hugh Morgan back in Scotland
Saturday, October 3 – 1903 We give our readers to-day a photo of Hugh Morgan, of Dundee F.C. Hugh was born at Longriggend, a mining
Preparations for the great international
April 2, 1902 All eyes will be turned towards Ibrox Park, Glasgow, on Saturday first, when Scotland and England meet in their thirtieth International game.
Wales team vs. England
February 24, 1902 The Welsh team to meet England on March 3rd was selected yesterday as follows: – Leigh R. Roose (Stoke), goal; Sam Meredith
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
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
Hugh Morgan transferred to Blackburn Rovers
Friday, June 15 – 1900 Blackburn Rovers have secured the transfer of Hugh Morgan, the well-known international forward from Liverpool. Morgan played for Scotland against
Thomas Henry Bradshaw (Harry Bradshaw) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Harry Bradshaw on PlayUpLiverpool.com. About Harry Bradshaw: “There have been scores of good footballers bearing the surname of Bradshaw, but the subject
Scottish Footballers’ Union v English Footballers’ Union 1-2 (Benefit: April 28, 1898)
April 28, 1898 Match: International, Benefit for Unions’ Benevolent Fund, at Ibrox Park. Scottish Footballers’ Union – English Footballers’ Union 1-2 (0-1). Attendance: 3,000; gate
The pioneer poacher – How George Allan signed for Liverpool
September 22, 1897 Mr. Peter D. Allan, of Dundee, the best known poacher of Scottish footballers for English clubs, has been interviewed by “Citizen” of
Liverpool to visit Dundee
Monday, April 26 – 1897 The Dundee Executive have arranged with the Liverpool Football Club to pay a visit to Dundee on Thursday night. This
George Allan in the Scotland squad
Saturday, April 3 – 1897 Scotland v. England. George Allan (Bo’ness and Liverpool) is the surprise selection of the eleven. In 1895 this player took
Liverpool’s Harry Bradshaw for England
February 3, 1897 For the first Association international match of the season, which takes place at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on Saturday, February 20, the following
Motor Car regulations – speed limit set at 14 miles an hour
Thursday, October 29 – 1896 The Local Government Board has forwarded to the county councils of England and Wales, to the London vestries, and to
Little about Jimmy Ross
Monday, September 28 – 1896 Here is what a London paper says about Jimmy Ross, of Liverpool: – He has done inestimable service for Lancashire
The great English clubs 1896-7
August 25, 1896 All the leading Association teams are now in practice for the opening of the season of 1896-7, which will be inaugurated in
Professional football in Scotland
May 2, 1893 At a meeting of the Scottish Football Association held last night, in Glasgow, at which there was a large attendance, Mr. McLaughlin
A strong Corinthians’ side due at Anfield
April 3, 1893 In this match, at Anfield to-day, the following will play for the Corinthians: – Leonard Rodwell Wilkinson, goal; A.H. Harrison and Frederick
England v Scotland 5-2 (International: April 1, 1893)
April 1, 1893 Match: International, British Championship, at Athletic Ground (Richmond), kick-off: 15:35. England – Scotland 5-2 (1-1). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. J. C. Clegg
England v Wales 6-0 (International: March 13, 1893)
March 13, 1893 International: British Championship, at Victoria Grounds (Stoke). England – Wales 6-0 (2-0). Attendance: 10,000. Referee: Mr. J. Campbell (Scottish FA); linesmen: Messrs.
No more football on Kennington Oval
January 27, 1893 The football-loving public of England and Scotland will learn with astonishment and regret that owing to the determination of the Surrey Committee
How the Tories lost the power in Liverpool
December 1, 1892 Mrs. N. Stewart-Brown writes to the Woman’s Herald – The most remarkable victory achieved by the Liberals at the recent municipal elections
Exodus to the Canary Islands
October 22, 1892 The recent cold and unsettled weather is inducing invalids to make an earlier flight than usual from England to more genial climes.
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