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The death of Hugh McQueen
April 8, 1944 Mr. Hugh McQueen, who played for Liverpool, Queen’s Park Rangers, and Derby County, for whom he appeared in two cup finals, died
John McKenna: A life-time in football
November 21, 1927 There are men in football today who have spent a life-time in the game – forty, fifty years of more. It is
Liverpool manager Matt McQueen has a leg amputated
February 23, 1924 A lamentable blow. How the Liverpool official is faring. I am sorry to state that Mr. Matt McQueen, the Liverpool Football Club
Matt McQueen: Liverpool F.C.’s choice
February 19, 1923 After careful examination of an extraordinary number of applications for the post of team-manager to the Liverpool Association Club, now threatening to
Mr. John McKenna’s long service
January 20, 1919 The President of the Football League, Mr. John McKenna, greatly distinguished himself in the interview with the professional players. To conduct an
Liverpool Reserves v Lincoln City 1-1 (League match: October 14, 1911)
October 14, 1911 Reserves: Central League, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:15. Liverpool Reserves – Lincoln City 1-1 (0-0). Referee: Mr. H.H. Taylor; linesmen: Messrs.: E. Whittle
Hugh McQueen to coach Norwich City
August 4, 1908 Hugh McQueen, brother of Mr. Matt McQueen, will act as trainer to the Norwich City team. He was a rare good outside
Tragic end for William Walker
Wednesday, January 23 – 1907 Footballers will regret to learn of the tragic death of Willie Walker, the veteran Leith Athletic player which took place
Hugh McQueen transferred to Hibernian
January 13, 1905 The Hibs yesterday added to their list Hugh McQueen, of Leith and Derby County, who was recently tried by Kilmarnock. He figured
Hugh McQueen and Thomas Fairfoull for Kilmarnock
September 30, 1904 The Kilmarnock officials have been on the lookout for a couple of big forwards, as their front rank, while clever enough, has
Hugh McQueen transferred to Gainsborough
August 7, 1902 An old Liverpool and Derby County favourite, Hugh McQueen, who spent last season with Queen’s Park Rangers, has recently thrown in his
Liverpool v Derby County 0-0 (League match: December 25, 1900)
December 25, 1900 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 14:00. Liverpool – Derby County 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. R. Roberts. Liverpool
Bury v Derby County 1-1 (League match: December 23, 1899)
December 23, 1899 Match: Football League, First Division, Gigg Lane. Bury – Derby County 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 4,000. Referee: Mr. West (Lincoln). Bury (2-3-5): Fred
Nottingham Forest v Derby County 3-1 (English FA Cup Final: April 16, 1898)
April 16, 1898 Match: English FA Cup, Final, at Crystal Palace, kick-off: 15:30. Nottingham Forest – Derby County 3-1 (2-1). Attendance: 62,017. Referee: Mr. John
Liverpool v Derby County 4-2 (League match: October 23, 1897)
October 23, 1897 Match: Football League 1st Division, at Anfield, kick off: 15:15. Liverpool – Derby County 4-2 (2-0). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. J. Tunnicliffe.
Liverpool v Derby County at Anfield
October 23, 1897 The League – Division 1. Liverpool v Derby County, at Anfield-road. Kick-off at 3.15 p.m. The following will play for Liverpool –
Derby County v Liverpool 3-2 (League match: December 19, 1896)
December 19, 1896 Match: Football League, First Division, at Baseball Ground, kick-off: 14:15. Derby County – Liverpool 3-2 (2-1). Attendance: 6,000. Referee: Mr. J. Fox.
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: December 9, 1895
December 9, 1895 The difficulty of weighing up and locating the causes of the poor form of Liverpool is becoming a task almost beyond the
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: September 16, 1895
September 16, 1895 Liverpool followed up their exceptionally clever performance at Nottingham by another brilliant win at home. As showing the appreciation of the efforts
New players for Derby County
August 7, 1895 Both Jimmy Stevenson and John Miller are Clyde men, and played for that famous Scotch team last season. Miller is a forward
Football transfers
July 29, 1895 Forwards: Alex Bell, from Parkhead to Bury; John Aitken, from Dumfries to Newton Heath; George Allan, from Leith Athletic to Liverpool; Sammy
Football League meeting (July 10, 1895)
July 10, 1895 A meeting of the Management Committee of the Football League was held at the Colonade Hotel, Birmingham, yesterday. There were present –
Liverpool Casuals to act as Liverpool Reserves
June 22, 1895 Liverpool possess sixteen players of undoubted ability, most of whom have been severely tried and not found wanting. They do not intend
Hugh McQueen transferred to Derby County
June 12, 1895 Supporters of the Derby County F.C. will be gratified to learn that the negotiations which have been proceeding with Liverpool and Aston
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