Saturday, March 3 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo, 03-03-1906)
Tag: Everton
Sketch – Keeping it up
Saturday, February 17 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Club, 17-02-1906) Keywords: Liverpool and Everton.
Sketch – The hat trick
Saturday, February 10 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo, 10-02-1906) Keywords: Liverpool, Everton, FA Cup.
Sketch – Liverpool and Everton, vice-versa
Saturday, February 3 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Club, 03-02-1906)
Sketch – The rival parties on the poll
Saturday, January 27 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo, 27-01-1906) Keywords: Liverpool, Everton.
Sketch – The English Cup
Saturday, January 20 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo, 20-01-1906) Keywords: Liverpool, Everton, FA Cup.
Sketch – My poor brother
Saturday, January 6 – 1906 (Liverpool Football Echo, 06-01-1906) Keywords: Liverpool, Everton.
David Murray transferred to Leeds City
December 7, 1905 Yesterday the Leeds City Club added David Bruce Murray, of the Liverpool Club to their list of players. Murray is a native
Portrait of Sam Hardy
November 18, 1905 The Liverpool club have experienced a considerable amount of success with the new men they have drafted into their team this season,
Sketch – A tale of two football clubs
November 18, 1905 (Liverpool Football Echo: November 18, 1905) Keywords: Liverpool, Everton, Preston North End, Sunderland.
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
Sketch – Everton and Liverpool in the ascendancy
Saturday, November 4 – 1905 (Liverpool Football Echo, 04-11-1905)
English League v Irish League 4-0 (Inter League: October 14, 1905)
October 14, 1905 International: Inter League, at Hyde Road (Manchester). English League – Irish League 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 13,000; gate receipts: £340. Referee: Mr. R.T.
In support of the unemployed
Saturday, October 14 – 1905 Everton and Liverpool have come to a new arrangement concerning the Unemployed Fund. Mr. William Cuff suggested, and Liverpool agreed,
Portrait of Mr. John Asbury (director)
Saturday, October 7 – 1905 Mr. John Asbury is one of the directors of the Liverpool Football Club. Some three years ago he accepted a
Everton v Liverpool 4-2 (League match: September 30, 1905)
September 30, 1905 Match: Football League, First Division, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 15:30. Everton – Liverpool 4-2 (2-1). Attendance: 40,000. Referee: Mr. A. Green. Everton
Team arrangements for this day
September 30, 1905 Everton v. Liverpool. League match at Goodison Park: gates open at 1.30, kick-off 3.30. Liverpool. – Ned Doig, goal; Alf West and
The local derby awaits
September 27, 1905 Neither of the Liverpool clubs has gone into special training in view of the great event of Saturday next at Goodison. Home
Sketch – Liverpool ‘sorry’ to Everton
September 23, 1905 (Liverpool Football Echo: September 23, 1905) Keywords: Liverpool, Sunderland, Everton, Newcastle United, Birmingham.
Portrait of David Bruce Murray
September 23, 1905 A full-back capable of advancing into a more exacting sphere of influence is the subject for our sketch this week. David Bruce
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
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1905 (Cricket and Football Field)
June 21, 1905 The 12th annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Liverpool Football Club and Athletic Grounds Company, Ltd., was held at the
The Birmingham and Manchester charges
June 9, 1905 A Special Commission sat at Derby, yesterday, at the instance of the Football Association, to inquire as to the truth of certain
The late George Farmer
May 27, 1905 A meeting of friends and well-wishers of the late George Farmer will be held on Monday. The reader is requested to attend,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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