Saturday, February 23 – 1907 Liverpool’s pleasing success at Sheffield. Liverpool’s victory at Owlerton was as meritorious as it was appreciated. With Sam Hardy, Robert
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The funeral of William Walker
Sunday, January 27 – 1907 The funeral of the late Willie Walker, of Leith Athletic, from his home at Broxburn was attended by several hundreds.
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 26, 1907)
January 26, 1907 Double figures at Roker. Liverpool had a remarkable experience at Sunderland. The half-time announcement showing the Anfielders leading 4-1 gave delight, but
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (January 5 – 1907)
Saturday, January 5 – 1907 Liverpool’s Empty Christmas cupboard. One cannot afford to say much about Liverpool. Perhaps ‘tis best, too. At Stoke the snow
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (December 22, 1906)
December 22, 1906 Poor football qualities of Notts. The Liverpool v Notts County match is not one on which the genuine lover of football would
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (December 15, 1906)
December 15, 1906 Liverpool’s experiences in the far west. The prospect seemed pleasing for Liverpool at Bristol when the interval reading favoured the Anfielders by
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (November 17 – 1906)
Saturday, November 17 – 1906 Preston’s pitiable fight At Anfield there was a story of goals in plenty. Preston was indeed in a bad way,
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (November 3 – 1906)
Saturday, November 3 – 1906 The one back game The victory of Liverpool over Manchester City has been much debated event this week. “Was Billy
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (October 27 – 1906)
Saturday, October 27 – 1906 Some Liverpool “firsts” Candidly, Liverpool’s remodelled forces exceeded one’s strongest hopes at Bury, aware though I was of the fact
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (September 22, 1906)
September 22, 1906 Companions in distress When we find the English Cup-holders and League champions going astray to the extent of five points out of
Accrington Stanley v Liverpool Reserves 5-1 (League match: September 1, 1906)
September 1 1906 Match: Lancashire Combination, at Peel Park. Accrington Stanley – Liverpool Reserves 5-1 (2-0). Accrington Stanley (2-3-5): Bradshaw, Hudson, Carter, Andy McGuigan, Sheridan,
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,
Bury v Liverpool 0-0 (League match: April 2, 1906)
April 2, 1906 Match: Football League, First Division, at Gigg Lane, kick-off: 17:00. Bury – Liverpool 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 10,000. Referee: Mr. A.J. Barker; linesmen:
Everton v Liverpool 2-0 (FA Cup match: March 31, 1906)
March, 31, 1906 Match: FA Cup, Semi-final, at Villa Park, kick off: 15:30. Everton – Liverpool 2-0 (0-0). Attendance: 37,000; gate receipts: £1,701. Referee: Mr.
Some lines about Andy McGuigan
February 13, 1906 Southport Central have had no more brainy player for many years than Andy McGuigan, who has done such good service for them
Liverpool make no changes
December 30, 1905 Liverpool are at home again, and, following on recent unexpected events both at Anfield and Goodison, they will oblige by firmly dealing
Raybould given an extra week of rest
Saturday, November 18 – 1905 Of more than usual interest is the engagement at Anfield where the Proud Prestonians appear in all their glory, with
Portrait of Sam Hardy
November 18, 1905 The Liverpool club have experienced a considerable amount of success with the new men they have drafted into their team this season,
Parkinson out another month
Wednesday, November 15 – 1905 Jack Parkinson (Liverpool), despite statements to the contrary, will not be able to play for another month. His wrist which
An injured referee
Saturday, October 28 – 1905 Mr. Fred Kirkham, the well-known referee, has been obliged to cancel his engagement in the Manchester City v. Liverpool match
Alf West’s ankle the only issue
Friday, October 13 – 1905 The Liverpool side versus Sheffield Wednesday is the same as that which won readily last week, unless Alf West’s ankle,
Billy Dunlop nursing his leg
September 29, 1905 Billy Dunlop is still in Manchester attending Allison’s football shop. It would be a big blow to the club if he broke
Everton Reserves v Liverpool Reserves 7-2 (League match: September 4, 1905)
September 4, 1905 Match: Lancashire Combination, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 17:30. Everton Reserves – Liverpool Reserves 7-2 (1-1). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. T.P. Campbell. Everton
Liverpool just win
September 4, 1905 The opening match at Anfield between the reserves of Liverpool and Manchester United, ended in a narrow victory for the former by
Woolwich Arsenal v Liverpool 3-1 (League match: September 2, 1905)
September 2, 1905 Match: Football League, First Division, at Manor Ground, kick-off: 15:30. Woolwich Arsenal – Liverpool 3-1 (0-0). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. A.W. Cooknell;
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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