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George Allan dies in Elfie
Tuesday, October 17 – 1899 George Allan, of the Liverpool Football Club, died at Elfie, Fifeshire, yesterday morning. Allan was a model centre-forward after being
Bury v Liverpool 2-1 (League match: October 14, 1899)
October 14, 1899 Match: Football League, First Division, Gigg Lane, kick-off: 15:30. Bury – Liverpool 2-1 (1-1). Attendance: 6,000. Referee: Mr. F.T. Kirkham. Bury (2-3-5):
Back to basics at St. Anne’s
Saturday, October 14 – 1899 The executive of the Liverpool club have sent the team to their old training quarters at St. Anne’s. The decision
Alex Raisbeck – a wretched centre forward
Saturday, October 14 – 1899 Once more am I compelled to continue my tale of woe. I had hoped that Liverpool would chaw up those
Abe Foxall a Trinity product
October 14, 1899 Abe Foxall’s debut in First Division football last week reminds one that Gainsborough Trinity has been prolific in the production of outside
An old friend visits Tom Watson
Saturday, October 14 – 1899 Mr. Samuel Tyzack was a welcome visitant to Tom Watson’s domicile during the past week. How they must have talked
The search for a forward goes on
Saturday, October 14 – 1899 If it true that Tom Watson has been offering a king’s ransom for Robert Hamilton, the gifted forward of the
John T. Hunter’s transfer confirmed
Tuesday, October 10 – 1899 A meeting of the committee of the Scottish Football Association was held on Tuesday night in the Association Rooms, Carlton
Liverpool v. Derby County
October 9, 1899 The above teams met for the first time this season at Anfield, before 15,000 spectators. The day was gloriously fine, and well
Liverpool and District Notes: October 9, 1899 (Athletic News)
October 9, 1899 A solitary point is the result of the work of the Liverpool teams, and this falls to the lot of Everton. Whether
Another match – another defeat
Monday, October 9 – 1899 Whatever other failings may be placed to the account of the present Liverpool team, they cannot be charged with inconsistency,
Liverpool v Derby County 0-2 (League match: October 7, 1899)
October 7, 1899 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Derby County 0-2 (0-1). Attendance: 15,000. Referee: Mr. J.H. Brodie; linesmen:
Famous men in football, No. 6: Peter McIntyre
October 7, 1899 There were times last season when those most intimately acquainted with Peter McIntyre felt intensely sorry for him. As a lad of
– Raisbeck too classy for Liverpool?
Saturday, October 7 – 1899 Raisbeck too classy for Liverpool? Raisbeck, we are told on the authority of a Scottish critic, is too classy for
An old friend visits Mr. Watson
Saturday, October 7 – 1899 Mr. Samuel Tyzach was a welcome visitant to Tom Watsonæs domicile during the past week. How they must have talked
Will the new Hunter be a success?
Saturday, October 7 – 1899 Liverpool hav esecured a new centre forward. Ah! Ah! Who said we couldn’t find one? His name is Hunter; no
Liverpool are too light in the forward rank
Saturday, October 7 – 1899 Down again! Poor old Liverpool! They have been knocked down and maltreated so repeatedly that it would not surprise me
Notts County v Liverpool 2-1 (League match: October 5, 1899)
October 5, 1899 Match Football League, First Division, at Trent Bridge. Notts County – Liverpool 2-1 (0-1). Attendance: 12,000. Notts County (2-3-5): Bob Suter, George
Gipsy by birth
October 5, 1899 Rab Howell, of Liverpool, a gipsy by birth, perhaps owes some of his inexhaustible vitality to his lucky parentage. Certain it is
Liverpool well beaten at Blackburn
Monday, October 2 – 1899 Liverpool v Blackburn Rovers. The first og the season’s League encouncters between the above teams was decided at Ewood Park,
Blackburn Rovers v Liverpool 2-0 (League match: September 30, 1899)
September 30, 1899 Match: Football League, First Division, at Ewood Park, kick-off: 15:30. Blackburn Rovers – Liverpool 2-0 (1-0). Attendance: 7,000. Referee: Mr. T Halma.
Another John Hunter arrives at Anfield
September 30, 1899 It is announced that Mr. Tom Watson, manager of the Liverpool F.C. , has succeeded in completing the transfer of a new
Everton win at Anfield
September 25, 1899 Although the weather was of the most threatening character on Saturday, it had little influence on the enthusiasm of followers of the
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: September 25, 1899
September 25, 1899 The great match at Anfield between the elect of Liverpool and Everton ended disastrously for the home club, and enabled their rivals
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