February 2, 1990 Former Liverpool manager Don Welsh, 68, has died in Stevenage after a period of ill health. Don took over the Anfield reins
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The death of Albert Shelley
December 29, 1971 Albert Shelley, Liverpool’s former first team trainer and a popular figure at Anfield for 34 years, died last night. He was 73.
Bill Shankly gets the Liverpool job
December 1, 1959 Bill Shankly, 46-year-old manager of Huddersfield Town, was appointed as Liverpool’s new manager last night. He will start his new job within
Albert Shelley joins the back-room boys
December 30, 1958 Old soldiers never die they simply fade away. For soldiers read servant and you have something applicable to present.day soccer with old
Liverpool F.C. appointments
August 2, 1955 Mr. McInnes becomes secretary and Bill Liddell captain Liverpool F.C. directors, holding their first meeting of the new season last night, appointed
The death of John W. Morris and George Patterson
May 8, 1955 In the space of little more than 24 hours two notable officials connected with Liverpool F.C. have passed away. In te death
Bob Paisley: Liverpool’s new Central League trainer
July 13, 1954 Following on the announcement yesterday of the appointment of Phil Taylor as full-time coach to Liverpool F.C., news is released to-day of
Liverpool relegation has sad sequel
Monday, April 19 – 1954 A sad postscript to Liverpool’s departure from the First Division after forty-nine years was the announcement yesterday of the death
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The death of George Kay
April 18, 1954 Mr. George Kay, formerly manager of Liverpool Football Club, died at Liverpool on Sunday night at the age of 66. He had
George Kay resigns as Liverpool manager
January 31, 1951 Liverpool, like Newcastle United and Bolton Wanderers, are now without a manager. Yesterday, Mr. George Kay, the Liverpool chief, resigned the managership
Phil Taylor to lead Liverpool from the touch-line
January 4, 1951 Phil Taylor, the Liverpool captain, who led his team against Arsenal in the Cup Final at Wembley last April, will lead the
George Kay: “Says little, knows it all.”
August 19, 1950 Liverpool’s manager, Mr. George Kay, could, if he wished, talk about football with knowledge and authority for a long time. But Mr.
Liverpool U18 heading for Italy
August 18, 1950 Just before leaving Lime Street station en route for San Remo today are these players who will represent Liverpool’s “Under eighteens” in
Liverpool players’ benefit
August 1, 1950 Ten Liverpool F.C. players received benefit cheques at Anfield, to-day, from the chairman, Mr. George Richards. Picture shows from left to right:
Liverpool Football Club start training
July 17, 1950 Liverpool Football Club start training Liverpool F.C. reporting for duty today. Here is Manager George Kay welcoming the players in the dressing-room
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1950
June 27, 1950 Liverpool renew manager George Kay’s contract Maximum benefits granted to eleven first-team players Liverpool F.C. have renewed their contract with Mr. George
Cup pitch race against time
Friday, April 28 – 1950 Mr. Percy Young, head groundsman at Wembley Stadium, has won his race against time in the preparation of the pitch
Sweden rings Anfield 2361
December 5, 1949 The ringing of the telephone hushed the hubbub in the Liverpool F.C. board room half an hour after Saturday’s match. The call
Queen of the South seeking Doug McAvoy
September 15, 1949 Officials of Queen of the South arrived in Liverpool to-day to begin negotiations for the transfer of Doug McAvoy, Liverpool’s Scottish inside
Training starts at Anfield
July 18, 1949 Within a month we will be in the throes of football. Several clubs have already started their preparations for the forthcoming season.
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1949
June 24, 1949 Liverpool F.C. do not intend to spend money for spending’s sake. They will not spend thousands of pounds just for the privilege
Liverpool chickens
May 18, 1949 Members of Liverpool F.C. team, now in New York, like the feel of these fat chickens at the Hotel Claridge. Left to
Liverpool F.C. entertained
May 4, 1949 Today Liverpool’s Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Alderman and Mrs. W.T. Lancashire) entertained to lunch at Liverpool Town Hall, the officials and
Doug McAvoy on the transfer list
Friday, April 29 – 1949 Following a long chat on Friday between Doug McAvoy and manager George Kay, Liverpool, have agreed to put the ex-Killie
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