Tuesday, February 6 – 1945 What of football? Well, while I do not anticipate much change in the Everton team for Saturday’s “derby” with Liverpool
Tag: George Kay
Attacking problems for Liverpool
January 23, 1945 Manager Mr. George Kay, of Liverpool, is not in such a happy position. Defensively the Reds are okay with Alf Hobson, Jim
Hughes and Liddell for Liverpool
January 10, 1945 Laurie Hughes, the Liverpool centre half who was injured in the match against Everton on Boxing Day is, states Manager Mr. George
Jack Blood for Liverpool F.C.
January 1, 1945 There is no doubt that Manager Mr. George Kay, of Liverpool, has made a “capture” in Jack Blood, the tall Exeter City
Liverpool’s strength for Chester test
December 1, 1944 Liverpool will have greater strength in attack for tomorrow’s keen Football League test with Chester at Anfield in what should prove one
An easier week for team selection
November 28, 1944 Neither Manager Mr. George Kay nor Secretary Mr. Theo Kelly are able at the moment to announce their teams for Saturday’s games
Play your youngsters, Liverpool
November 24, 1944 Liverpool have a great opportunity of building up their position for the League War Cup Competition, which opens on December 25, when
The stars came out for Liverpool
Monday, November 13 – 1944 Liverpool’s success over Manchester United at Maine Road – 5-2 the score – was never in doubt, for the Reds,
Liverpool doubts
November 9, 1944 Manager Mr. George Kay, of Liverpool, has so many team matters which need confirmation that he was reluctant to announce any news
Reserve player Jimmy Payne signed on professional terms
Tuesday, November 7 – 1944 Jimmy Payne a member of Liverpool unbeaten reserve team – leader of the Liverpool County Combination – left to join
Matt Busby to play against Manchester United?
Tuesday, November 7 – 1944 Liverpool are making an effort to secure the services of Matt Busby, their captain and post-war coach for the return
Don Welsh at centre forward for Liverpool
Thursday, November 2 – 1944 Jack Smith, the Manchester United centre-forward who played so well for Liverpool against Everton in the two “Derby” games and
Seven officers from Liverpool F.C.
September 7, 1944 Liverpool Football Club officials and followers are proud of the fact that no fewer than seven of their players have gained commissions
Liverpool will have a wonder attack
August 21, 1944 Problems face the Liverpool and Everton football clubs. Yes, this despite the fact that at Goodison Park on Saturday they gave a
War fund game at Goodison
August 18, 1944 Football enthusiasts of Merseyside, now girding up their lenis for the real start next week, have some pre-season charity games for their
Boys of the Old Brigade
July 27, 1944 Here comes the “Boys of the Old Brigade” so far as Liverpool Football Club is concerned. Latest news from Anfield is that
An unshakable love of Liverpool Football Club
July 12, 1944 Mr. William McConnell is the new chairman of Liverpool Football Club. The election was unanimous at last evening’s annual directors’ meeting, and,
Liverpool F.C. are looking ahead
Thursday, June 29 – 1944 The football clubs are looking ahead for next season, and plans are being made for the encouragement of the local
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1944
June 22, 1944 Reds’ rosy future “We look on the future quite happily. We shall have no need to go around the country looking for
Sportsmen’s Corner on the BBC
June 9, 1944 “Sportsmen’s Corner” in the BBC General Forces programme on Wednesday will have a distinctly Northern flavour to interest boxing and football enthusiasts.
Matt Busby’s future with Liverpool F.C.
May 13, 1944 Matt Busby, captain of Liverpool and also the Scottish captain, has telegraphed me to say that he has accepted the offer of
Jack Westby recalled
March 1, 1944 Liverpool will not have the services of Jack Westby, their right-back, for the North Cup Competition. Westby has been recalled by his
Church heads at big match
January 31, 1944 Impressions at Goodison Park. Americans’ interest. At Saturday’s Everton v Liverpool match at Goodison Park, in the crowd of nearly 46,000 people,
Liverpool’s fine war record
December 28, 1943 Though the Football League’s first half-season championship did not come to Anfield after all, a word of congratulation is due to Liverpool
Liverpool, Manchester United or Blackpool?
December 24, 1943 The eyes of the football follower in the North will be centred in the result of three matches tomorrow night. Have Blackpool
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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