Saturday, May 30 – 1942 (Liverpool Echo, 30-05-1942) Blackpool, Everton, Lancashire Cup, sketch
Tag: Everton
Anfield decider
May 29, 1942 While we had dreamed of Liverpool and Everton meeting in the Lancashire Senior Cup final and found that bubble exploded in two
War time guest stars on view at Anfield
May 29, 1942 For tomorrow’s Anfield Cup game Liverpool will have the help of six new guest stars. In addition to other borrowed players who
Liverton doubts
May 28, 1942 Liverpool have two blanks yet to fill before their side against Everton, at Anfield, in the Liverpool Senior Cup final is complete.
Army’s strong side
Thursday, May 28 – 1942 The Western Command are taking no chances against Mr. Ted Robbin’s eleven, and have chosen a strong side, including several
Blues strong side for Anfield derby
Wednesday, May 27 – 1942 What’s lost on the swings comes back on the roundabouts, and from Merseyside’s point of view the Liverpool-Everton “Derby” which
What a game! – By George Green
Saturday, May 23 – 1942 (Liverpool Echo, 23-05-1942) Everton, Blackpool, Lancashire Cup
Liverpool should win
May 22, 1942 Tomorrow the major attraction is Liverpool’s Lancashire Cup semi-final with Blackburn Rovers, though Everton’s game with the Western Command runs it close,
Preston stars for Liverpool
May 21, 1942 Liverpool F.C. mean to make a strong bid for the “double” of League championship and Lancashire Cup, and with this object in
Liverpool’s change
May 8, 1942 As Liverpool start their return Cup-tie with Chester with a two-goal lead they should get through to the semi-final all right unless
Reds visit Preston
Tuesday, May 5 – 1942 Liverpool have arranged to play Preston North End at Deepdale on Saturday week, May 16, in a League game. If,
Western Command v Football League
May 1, 1942 Liverpool’s senior interest, in the absence of a first team game to-morrow, is centred in the appearance of four of their players
The death of John Borthwick
April 23, 1942 I regret to announce the death, which took place yesterday in Walton Hospital, of John Borthwick, the former Everton half-back. John Borthwick
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The death of John Borthwick
April 23, 1942 I regret to announce the death, which took place, yesterday in Walton Hospital, of John Borthwick, the former Everton half-back. John Borthwick
Busby-Shankly victory service, and Maestro Liddell!
Saturday, April 18 – 1942 Match: International friendly, at Hampden Park. Scotland – England 5-4 (2-1). Attendance: 75,000. Referee: Mr. R. Calder (Rutherglen). Scotland (2-3-5):
Postponed matches to be played
March 6, 1942 First play-offs of the 54 Football League War Cup Qualifying Competition matches which were postponed take place tomorrow. The games which were
Many questions around guest players
March 5, 1942 The entire question of “guest” players may have to be reviewed before we start on the League War Cup Competition proper on
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The death of Edgar Chadwick
February 14, 1942 Mr. Edgar Chadwick, a noted football star, died today at the age of 72. He was a member of a talented Blackburn
Many reserves for Liverpool
December 24, 1941 Chief interest locally centres on whether Everton or Liverpool will finish highest in the table. At the moment the Reds are two
Stoke City at Anfield
December 19, 1941 Liverpool play their last home game in this half-season’s Regional programme tomorrow, when Stoke City, are the visitors to Anfield. Tomorrow week
Everton deserved the win
November 3, 1941 Though football finance isn’t of any great consequence these days –except to clubs and directors guaranteeing overdrafts – it is worth noting
Everton on top against Liverpool
November 3, 1941 Everton came out of the Derby game a goal better than their neighbours, Liverpool, for in the return match at Goodison Park,
Everton’s goal galore against Liverpool
November 3, 1941 Merseyside had a thrill-packed weekend in the sporting field. Beginning with a pulsating Merseyside “Derby” match at Goodison Park, when Everton beat
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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