August 2, 1955 Mr. McInnes becomes secretary and Bill Liddell captain Liverpool F.C. directors, holding their first meeting of the new season last night, appointed
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Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1955
June 28, 1955 Two new Liverpool F.C. directors Ex-Chairman defeated Future hopes Liverpool F.C. Shareholders at their annual meeting last night, elected two new directors
The death of John W. Morris and George Patterson
May 8, 1955 In the space of little more than 24 hours two notable officials connected with Liverpool F.C. have passed away. In te death
The death of John Charles Rouse
February 2, 1955 Liverpool football circles will be surprised and grieved to hear of the death of Mr. John Charles Rouse, the Liverpool F.C. secretary,
Festival football brings Saarbrucken to Liverpool
May 5, 1951 Next week will see the start of the long list of Festival of Britain fixtures, with Liverpool staging the first big game
George Kay resigns as Liverpool manager
January 31, 1951 Liverpool, like Newcastle United and Bolton Wanderers, are now without a manager. Yesterday, Mr. George Kay, the Liverpool chief, resigned the managership
Liverpool U18 heading for Italy
August 18, 1950 Just before leaving Lime Street station en route for San Remo today are these players who will represent Liverpool’s “Under eighteens” in
Liverpool’s eleven benefits
August 1, 1950 Liverpool F.C. have to-day added another distinction to their name. They are the first club in the country to hand over to
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1950
June 27, 1950 Liverpool renew manager George Kay’s contract Maximum benefits granted to eleven first-team players Liverpool F.C. have renewed their contract with Mr. George
Liverpool brought back the dollars
June 2, 1950 A tall, fair-haired man in sports jacket and flannels stepped from a ‘plane at London Airport yesterday, walked smiling up to the
John Charles Rouse appointed full-time Secretary
June 28, 1949 At a meeting of the directors of the Liverpool F.C. last night Mr. John Charles Rouse was appointed full secretary. For the
Liverpool Football Club, 1948-49
October 16, 1948 Back row, left to right: Bob Priday, Les Shannon, Jimmy McInnes, Russell Crossley, Cyril Sidlow, Charles Ashcroft, Laurie Hughes, Billy Liddell, Ray
Liverpool: Board of Directors: 1947/1948
Period: July 4 – 1947 to July 9 – 1948. Chairman: Mr. William Henry McConnell, J.P.. (passed away on August 7 – 1947). Vice-Chairman: Mr.
Billy Liddell supreme
December 3. 1945 With the deference to the all-round ability of Liverpool both individually and as a team the act cannot be denied that Billy
Liverpool’s forward failings
April 30, 1945 Reason for Liverpool s surprising defeat at Chesterfield can be traced to forward failing. Had the attack functioned with the same accuracy
John Charles Rouse in petrol trouble
September 1, 1942 When four men were accused at Liverpool to-day of conspiracy to evade the petrol regulations, Mr. R.S.Trotter, for the Director of Public
Liverpool “A” celebrated a super season
June 13, 1942 Liverpool “A” team’s celebrated “do” on Saturday was one of the happiest little Soccer functions I have been to for some time.
Liverpool’s test star asked for a trial
August 25, 1941 A few weeks ago a 17 year-old Bootle lad received a postcard inviting him to have a trial with Everton Football Club.
– It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it.
October 2, 1939 Since we have had friendly football I have met many people who, maybe because they are not satisfied with good, constructive play,
Liverpool F.C. footballers in Khaki
September 18, 1939 There was a decided military air about the Liverpool F.C. party which made the journey to Chester for the game with the
They keep the grass green at Anfield
August 26, 1939 Anfield makes great demands for maintenance, and here are the men who keep the grass green and the slate clean for Liverpool
Liverpool F.C.’s Cup final ticket scheme catches on
August 14, 1939 The new cup final ticket scheme put into force by Liverpool Football Club is likely to be followed by most of the
Footballers off to camp
July 30, 1939 Liverpool F.C. players’ in training. Twenty-four players from Liverpool F.C. were among Territorials who left Liverpool yesterday for training camps. They were
Liverpool F.C. tourists return
June 9, 1939 Members of Liverpool F.C. party arrived at Lime-street Station, Liverpool, on their return from Sweden, to-day. All reported fit. The party was
Liverpool F.C. in the Army
May 5, 1939 The entire Liverpool Football Club team, including Mr. George Kay, the manager, joined the Territorials yesterday. A scene at the 5ft King’s
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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