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Tag: Middlesbrough Ironopolis
Phases of football: Tales of poaching days
Saturday, September 28 – 1907 Between fifteen and twenty years ago there were stirring times in the football world, for the English Clubs, following on
Liverpool linked with the Aston Villa goalkeeper
May 4, 1895 James Gillan, Bob Gray, and Willie Dunning will not be with the Villa next season. The last named will probably be with
Liverpool F.C.’s fixtures for the 1894/95 season
May 29, 1894 At Anderton’s Hotel, London, the secretaries of the clubs in the first division of the Football League held their customary meeting yesterday
A grand game by Jimmy Stott
October 9, 1893 Liverpool still continue the even tenour of their way in a manner which must be gratifying to all true footballers. Their record
Liverpool v Middlesbrough Ironopolis 6-0 (League match: October 7, 1893)
October 7, 1893 Match: Football League, Second Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Middlesbrough Ironopolis 6-0 (4-0). Attendance: 7,000. Referee: Mr. L. Furniss. Liverpool
Liverpool win at the Paradise Ground
September 4, 1893 In pleasant weather, and under most favourable conditions, the Liverpool Club traveled to Middlesbrough on Saturday to oppose their dual victors of
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: September 4, 1893 (Liverpool Mercury)
September 4, 1893 Liverpool made a very successful debut in their initial match against the famous “Nops.” In spite of a lengthened journey, they “stayed”
Middlesbrough Ironopolis v Liverpool 0-2 (League match: September 2, 1893)
September 2, 1893 Match: Football League, Second Division, at Paradise Ground, kick-off: 15:00. Middlesbrough Ironopolis – Liverpool 0-2 (0-0). Attendance: 3,500. Referee: Mr. W.G. Gunner
Middlesbrough Ironopolis replaces Accrington
August 7, 1893 The resignation of Accrington was accepted, and League clubs were asked to cancel exisiting matches and not arrange others. Middlesbrough Ironopolis were
John Miller and Jock Smith transferred to The Wednesday
July 28, 1893 In view of the rapidly-approaching football season and having regard to the interest taken in the doings of the Sheffield Wednesday club,
Liverpool elected to the Second Division of the Football League
May 31, 1893 A telegram; “Liverpool make application to the Second Division of the League”, signed by William Barclay, left Liverpool for London Wednesday morning.
Liverpool again rejected for the First Division of the Football League
May 26, 1893 The annual meeting of the Football League was held at the Crosby Hotel, Manchester, under the presidency of Mr William McGregor. The
The doings of the top clubs 1892-93
May 6, 1893 The doings of the principal English Association clubs up to the end of the season are given below: – Played Won Lost
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: May 1, 1893 (Liverpool Mercury)
May 1, 1893 It is perhaps without a parallel in the history of football that a club in the first year of its existence should
Meeting of the Cleveland FA (March 29, 1893)
March 28, 1893 At a meeting of the Cleveland Football Association at Middlesbrough last night, a discussion took place respecting the poaching of Tee-side professionals,
Liverpool F.C.: Weekly review: September 26, 1892 (Liverpool Mercury)
September 26, 1892 Liverpool are certainly going well. No doubt a slight check was administered to them on Thursday evening when, after a very moderate
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (September 24, 1892)
September 24, 1892 * Everton and Liverpool at Walton Breck end last Thursday. Arguments increased the fervour. * James McBride makes up by science what
Footballers reinstated as amateurs
September 23, 1892 The secretary of the Football Association informs us that the following professionals were reinstated as amateurs on the 23rd inst.: – Richard
Liverpool defeat against Middlesbrough Ironopolis
September 23, 1892 A fair crowd assembled on the Anfield ground to witness this friendly match. Owing to the absence of Duncan McLean and Andrew
Liverpool v Middlesbrough Ironopolis 1-2 (Friendly: September 22, 1892)
September 22, 1892 Match: Friendly, at Anfield, kick off: 17:15. Liverpool – Middlesbrough Ironopolis 1-2 (1-1). Attendance: 2,000. Liverpool (2-3-5): Sydney Ross, Pearson, John McNally,
The flowing tide
September 12, 1892 A grand day, a splendid gate, and a good game in the summer of my visit to Anfield Road on Saturday. Old
The doings of the Liverpool club
September 10, 1892 If the Lancashire League clubs are all of the Higher Walton stamp they will have a lively time playing against Liverpool. Eight
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (September 10, 1892)
September 10, 1892 * Mr. Alex Nesbit’s eleven lay low to Bootle’s second string. He says they are the making of a splendid team. *
The Nops crushing Liverpool 5-0
September 6, 1892 About 2,000 spectators assembled on the Paradise Ground, Middlesbrough, on Monday night to witness this match. Middlesbrough Ironopolis: Charles Watts, James Ellliott,
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