Tuesday, April 7 – 1942 Miss Florence Hinds, Granton-road, Anfield, Liverpool, and Corporal George Patterson, the Liverpool F.C. forward, and son of the club’s secretary,
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Rochdale out of War Cup
April 1, 1942 As events proved, it made no difference to Rochdale’s progress in the League War Cup whether or not they won at Liverpool
Rochdale’s good display but Liverpool win
March 30, 1942 Liverpool won their final game in the Cup Qualifying Competition against Rochdale by 5 goals to 2, but they had to strive
Liverpool v Rochdale 5-2 (League match: March 28, 1942)
March 28, 1942 Key note: “Liverpool won their final game in the Cup Qualifying Competition against Rochdale by 5 goals to 2, but they had
Liverpool romp home big time
March 18, 1942 The stars which Rochdale had in their side on Saturday at Spotland against Liverpool were disappointing. On paper the team seemed strong
Rochdale v Liverpool 2-8 (League match: March 14, 1942)
March 14, 1942 Match: Football League, War Cup Qualifying, at Spotland. Rochdale – Liverpool 2-8 (2-5). Attendance: 2,373; gate receipts: £124. Referee: Mr. J. Houston
Postponed matches to be played
March 6, 1942 First play-offs of the 54 Football League War Cup Qualifying Competition matches which were postponed take place tomorrow. The games which were
Liverpool’s sixth victory?
March 6, 1942 Liverpool should not experience great difficulty in recording their sixth cup victory when they tackle Rochdale, at Anfield, tomorrow for they have
Many questions around guest players
March 5, 1942 The entire question of “guest” players may have to be reviewed before we start on the League War Cup Competition proper on
George Griffiths sign for Bury
March 3, 1942 Bury have signed as professional George Griffiths, their 17-year-old right full-back and brother of the club’s centre-half. Griffiths has assisted Bury as
Liverpool’s final home cup game
March 3, 1942 Bill Jones, the young Glossop soldier-footballer, is the boy who might solve Liverpool’s centre-half problem. He has been selected to play in
Edgar Wallace Chadwick (Edgar Chadwick) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Edgar Chadwick on PlayUpLiverpool. About Edgar Chadwick: “An out-and-out specimen of what a player ought to be. Knows football, and plays it.
The death of Edgar Chadwick
February 14, 1942 Mr. Edgar Chadwick, a noted football star, died today at the age of 72. He was a member of a talented Blackburn
Bury v Liverpool 2-3 (War League Cup: January 3, 1942)
January 3, 1942 Match: Football League, War Cup, First Round, at Gigg Lane. Bury – Liverpool 2-3 (2-3). Attendance: 1,338. Referee: Mr. J. Lawless (Bury).
Another win?
January 2, 1942 Liverpool have played nearly a dozen games with Bury since the war and not once have they been defeated. No matter where
Liverpool stars return
December 31, 1941 Willie Fagan and Len Carney, two of Liverpool’s pre-war stars, return to the team to visit Gigg Lane on Saturday to oppose
Former star shines again
December 30, 1941 Star sportsmen of yester-year shone again during the Christmas holiday period. For instance, William Findlay, the former Liverpool half-back and now manager
A flying start for Liverpool
December 29, 1941 A 4-0 win against Bury put Liverpool away to a flying start in their War Cup quest. If they can get players
Liverpool’s directors are looking ahead
December 29, 1941 The Liverpool directors are going to make sure that there is no truth in the old cry that the Reds never do
Bury out of Luck
December 29, 1941 Bury have always been welcome opponents so far as Liverpool have been concerned because since the war they have lost almost every
Shaker’s brave fight
December 29, 1941 Although Bury were beaten 4-0 at Anfield on Saturday, they put up a brave fight, and all the 6,693 spectators agreed that
Liverpool v Bury 4-0 (League match: December 27, 1941)
December 27, 1941 Match: Football League, War Cup, Qualifying, at Anfield. Liverpool – Bury 4-0 (2-0). Attendance: 6,693. Referee: W. Prescott (Southport). Liverpool (2-3-5): Alf
Stoke City v Liverpool 4-3 (League match: December 25, 1941)
December 25, 1941 Match: Football League, Northern Section, at Victoria Grounds. Stoke City – Liverpool 4-3. Attendance: 11,000; gate receipts: £460. Stoke City (2-3-5): Liverpool
Many reserves for Liverpool
December 24, 1941 Chief interest locally centres on whether Everton or Liverpool will finish highest in the table. At the moment the Reds are two
Liverpool team problems
December 23, 1941 Mr. George Kay, Liverpool F.C.’s manager, is having some difficulty getting his side together for the visit to Stoke on Christmas Day.
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