May 31, 1935 The Liverpool football team, homeward bound after their delightful Las Palmas tour, were on board the liner Accra, which called at Plymouth
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The salt of the soccer crowd: Bert Patterson
February 2, 1935 Meet Bert Patterson, brother of George Patterson, manager of the Liverpool Football Club. If you ‘phone an express area you will be
The salt of the soccer crowd: Bert Riley
December 29, 1934 Bert Riley is the Liverpool F.C. groundsman. He is a fixture at the ground because anything to be done is done without
Tommy Cooper transferred to Liverpool
December 4, 1934 The departure of Tommy Cooper to Liverpool which was announced in last night’s “Telegraph,” has been received with mixed feelings by Derby
The salt of the soccer crowd: Joseph Gilbertson
September 15, 1934 Keen-eyed and stern of purpose; you will notice this by the eyeball Moscrop has given him. His name, Mr. Joseph Gilbertson; his
Liverpool F.C. in trial tackle
August 8, 1934 Their juniors in public view Liverpool F.C. are holding a private trial at Cadby Hall to-morrow at 3 o’clock, and they have
Liverpool F.C. report for training
July 30, 1934 Mr. Walter Henry Cartwright, the Liverpool chairman, welcomed the Anfield players and paid tribute to Tom Brandshaw’s captaincy, but explained that they
Sport notices: Liverpool F.C. season tickets
July 24, 1934 (Source: Liverpool Echo: July 24, 1934) Season tickets, Liverpool, George Patterson, Anfield Road, Kemlyn Road Stand
Elisha Scott changes his mind
April 26, 1934 Everton transfer not to be completed Going to retire Although he had signed the Everton Club’s transfer form Elisha Scott has decided
Arsenal’s action is unsporting and unheard of in the history of the game
April 11, 1934 “Arsenal’s action is unsporting and unheard of in the history of the game.” This statement was made by Mr. George Patterson, the
A railway engineer for Liverpool
Monday, August 7 – 1933 Leslie Dewar, a young South African footballer, who had been signed on by Liverpool, arrived at Southampton to-day from the
The social side of football
June 27, 1933 Preston North End and Liverpool Football Club directors yesterday held their annual bowls match. It was played at Rufford, and the Liverpool
14 year old Hagan signs for Liverpool
Saturday, December 24 – 1932 I am told that the boy James Hagan, who turned out for Washington Colliery in the North Eastern League at
George Patterson scouting in Scotland
Monday, November 21 – 1932 Invasions into Scottish territory are getting more frequent. While Liverpool were beating Derby minus the aid of Daniel McRorie and
James Jackson starts for Cambridge
October 1, 1931 Mr. James Jackson, ex-captain of Liverpool F.C., with Mrs. Jackson, being wished au revoir, at Liverpool, to-day, by Mr. George Patterson, secretary
Nel Tarleton v Johnny Cuthbert re-matched at Anfield
August 31, 1931 For Belt and Title First bout on Liverpool F.C. ground Nel Tarleton, of Liverpool and Johnny Cuthbert, of Sheffield, are to fight
Liverpool footballers step it up
August 4, 1931 Anfield was alive this morning. 10.16 the roll-call was sounded, and all reported “Present, Sir!” All except the bedridden goalkeeper Andrew Aitken.
Sketch: George Patterson (Secretary-Manager, Liverpool Football Club)
January 24, 1931 George Patterson, Secretary-Manager Liverpool Football Club. (Source: Liverpool Echo: January 24, 1931) X
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1930
May 23, 1930 Liverpool F.C. meeting over in twenty minutes. Liverpool F.C. broke all records with their annual meeting last night. Mr. Thomas Crompton, moved
Archie Macpherson transferred to Liverpool
November 16, 1929 Archie Macpherson, whom Glasgow Rangers secured from Alva Albion Rangers last March, has not stayed long at Ibrox. He was transferred on
Patterson appointed secretary-manager of Liverpool F.C.
Thursday, March 8 – 1928 Mr. George Patterson, formerly secretary of the Liverpool F.C., has been appointed secretary-manager of the club in place of Mr.
Their summer game
June 19, 1927 Two Liverpool players whose prowess on the bowling green is well known in the vicinity of Anfield are Tommy Lucas and Donald
Liverpool – Board of Directors – 1926/1927
Period: May 28 – 1926 to June 17 – 1927. Chairman: Mr. Thomas Crompton. Vice-Chairman: Mr. Edward Askew Bainbridge. Board of Directors: Messrs. William Robert
Improvements at the Anfield ground
March 22, 1927 Building programme of the Liverpool Football Club The premier football clubs of the country not only have to compete in the games
Jimmy Gray on course for Liverpool
October 4, 1926 Liverpool are alive to the future, and will have a third South African player on their books in the person of Jimmy
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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