April 30, 1914 Arthur Goddard, who, along with Jack Parkinson and several of the reserve players, are not being signed on by the Liverpool club,
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Archie Goldies son for Glossop
August 29, 1913 Mr. Jimmy “Punch” McEwen, the Glossop manager, has made a couple of notable acquisitions to the team by signing J. Staniforth, centre
France v England Amateurs 1-4 (International: February 27, 1913)
February 27, 1913 International, friendly, at Stade du Matin (Colombes). France – England Amateurs 1-4 (0-2). Attendance: 2,000. Referee: Mr. Maurice Goossens (Belgium). France (2-3-5):
David “Dai” Williams transferred to Notts County
October 31, 1912 Notts County have signed David “Dai” Williams, the Glossop centre forward. Williams joined the Peak club from Stafford Rangers before the present
Meeting of the Football League
Monday, September 23 – 1912 Aston Villa fined 25 guineas. A meeting of the Management Committee was held at the League Offices, Preston, on Monday,
Liverpool Reserves at Glossop
Friday, October 14 – 1910 The Liverpool Reserves team to meet Glossop was selected as follows: – Gus Beeby; Tom Rogers and Alf West; Tom
Season preview 1910-11: Manchester United F.C. (Athletic News)
August 29, 1910 Despite their troubles with the Football Association, with James Turnbull and with the Glossop club in respect to the transfer of Hofton,
The F.A. tour of South Africa in 1910
August 3, 1910 With the conclusion of the third Test match between England and South Africa, played at Cape Town, the official programme of the
Football League meeting (July 9, 1910)
July 9, 1910 A meeting of the Football League was held at the Overstrand Hotel, Cromer, today, Mr. John McKenna presiding over a good attendance.
The South African tour
May 7, 1910 The members of the English Association football team to tour South Africa under the auspices of the Football Association left Waterloo on
England Amateurs v Wales Amateurs 6-0 (International friendly)
Saturday, February 19 – 1910 International: Amateur friendly, at Leeds Road (Huddersfield). England Amateurs – Wales Amateurs 6-0 (3-0). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. J.T. Howcroft
England Amateurs v Holland 9-1 (International: December 11, 1909)
December 11, 1909 International, friendly, at Stamford Bridge, kick-off: 14:30. England Amateurs – Holland 9-1. Attendance: 18,000. Referee: Mr. Charles Barette (Belgium). England Amateurs (2-3-5):
England Amateurs v Sweden 7-0 (International: November 6, 1909)
November 6, 1909 International, friendly, at Anlaby Road (Kingston-upon-Hull). England Amateurs – Sweden 7-0 (3-0). Attendance: 10,000. Referee: Mr. Christiaan Groothoff (Netherlands). England Amateurs (2-3-5):
John Cox: Blackpool’s new captain
August 9, 1909 The Blackpool directors have elected as captain for the coming season John Cox, the ex-Liverpool international outside left. Cox proposes to proceeds
The draw for the 2nd Round of the FA Cup
January 18, 1909 The draw for the second round of the English Cup was made yesterday as follows: – Plymouth v. Wrexham or Exeter. Tottenham
Football League meeting (February 3, 1908)
February 3, 1908 A meeting of the Management Committee of the Football League was held at the Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, London, yesterday, morning, when
Brighton or Preston for Liverpool
January 13, 1908 The draw for the second round of the English Cup took place at the FA head offices, High Holborn, yesterday, and resulted
Phases of football: The transfer system
September 21, 1907 The transfer system as we know it has been evolved through time and the necessities of a complex situation, the whole being
Football League meeting (December 31, 1906)
December 31, 1906 The monthly Management Committee meeting of the Football League was held Monday at the Midland Hotel, Manchester. There were present: Messrs. John
Southern Football Players (from Leng’s Football Handbook)
August 25, 1906 Brentford. Goalkeeper. – Charlie Williams (Norwich City). Backs. – Jock Watson, John McConnell (Grimsby Town), Archie Taylor (Bristol Rovers), R. Abbott (Hanwell).
Second Division colours
May 28, 1906 The colours of the Second Division teams are: – Barnsley: red shirts, white knickers; Blackpool: red; Bradford City: white; Bristol City: red;
Liverpool F.C. 1905-06: A Season’s Survey
April 21, 1906 Looking over the Liverpool record. Praise for players. This day has been the end of the season of the Liverpool Football Club,
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
Personalia: Arthur Goddard
September 30, 1905 The outside right of Liverpool for two seasons has been somewhat disappointing. On Saturday, however, he came right back to his best
Charlie Wilson in local benefit match
September 19, 1905 Tom Bartley, of Flint, Welsh international in 1889, who has played with Glossop and Earlestown, being associated with the latter club for
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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