April 4 – 1908 International, British Championship, at Hampden Park. Scotland – England 1-1 (1-0). Attendance: 121,452. Referee: Mr. Jim Mason (England). Scotland (2-3-5): Peter
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Anfield happenings (April 4, 1908)
April 4, 1908 Liverpool and the Shakers The match between Liverpool and Bury should have been played at Anfield, but owing to the selection of
Ronald Orr transferred to Liverpool
April 1, 1908 Ronald Orr, Newcastle United’s inside left for several season, has been transferred to Liverpool. Mr. Tom Watson, the secretary of the Merseyside
Sam Hardy selected for England duty
March 30, 1908 A meeting of the Scottish Football Association was held in Glasgow last night, when the following team was selected to represent Scotland
Newcastle United v Fulham 6-0 (FA Cup: March 28, 1908)
March 28, 1908 Match: FA Cup, Semi Final, at Anfield. Newcastle United – Fulham 6-0 (2-0). Attendance: 45,000; gate receipts: £1,700. Referee: Mr. J.T. Howcroft;
Anfield happenings (March 28, 1908)
March 28, 1908 Liverpool and Preston. Liverpool have no very pleasant recollections of Preston North End this season. Thrice they have met them, and each
FA Cup semi-final at Anfield
March 22, 1908 The semi finals of the English Cup will be played next Saturday as follows: – Fulham v. Newcastle, at Liverpool Southampton v.
The new stand at Anfield
March 21, 1908 On Wednesday next, when Liverpool meet Manchester United, the new Stand will be ready, and the public will be able to see
Wales v England 1-7 (International: March 16, 1908)
March 16, 1908 Match: International: British Championship, at The Racecourse (Wrexham). Wales – England 1-7 (0-4). Attendance: 7,000. Referee: Mr. P. Phelps (Scotland FA). Wales
Maurice Parry at his best
February 29, 1908 Maurice Parry was one of Liverpool’s few representatives who succeeded in rising to the occasion at Newcastle; not only in his endeavours
Anfield Happenings (February 29, 1908)
February 29, 1908 Liverpool undone. The hopes and the fears of the supporters of Liverpool are now set at rest for this season at all
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (February 29, 1908)
February 29, 1908 Liverpool’s Good Bye. It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. Newcastle United will hear me out in this – as
Newcastle United v Liverpool 3-1 (FA Cup: February 22, 1908)
February 22, 1908 Match: FA Cup, Third Round, at St. James’s Park, kick-off: 15:30. Newcastle United – Liverpool 3-1 (0-1). Attendance: 45,987; gate receipts: £1,682
Anfield Happenings (February 22, 1908)
February 22, 1908 The Reds in great form. Liverpool played a great game against Woolwich, who were well beaten at call of time by 4-1.
Ireland v England 1-3 (International: February 15, 1908)
February 15, 1908 Match: International, British Championship, at Solitude (Belfast). Ireland – England 1-3 (1-1). Attendance: 22,600. Referee: Mr. Thomas Robertson (Scotland). Ireland (2-3-5): William
Anfield happenings (February 15, 1908)
February 15, 1908 Liverpool v Sunderland. Liverpool were beaten at Sunderland after a hard game. Coupled with the fact that they had to make changes
Anfield Happenings (February 8, 1908)
February 8, 1908 Liverpool only draw. It would be wrong to say that the Reds achieved the unexpected by drawing with Brighton and Hove. They
Football League meeting (February 3, 1908)
February 3, 1908 A meeting of the Management Committee of the Football League was held at the Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, London, yesterday, morning, when
The death of Frank Levick
February 1, 1908 Frank Levick, one of Sheffield United’s best forwards, died after a short illness on Saturday. He was only just recovering from a
North v South 4-4 (International trial: January 27, 1908)
January 27, 1908 Match: International trial, at Hyde Road, kick-off: 15:00. North – South 4-4 (0-2). Attendance: 8,000; gate receipts: £220. Referee: Mr. W. Gilgryst
Brighton or Preston for Liverpool
January 13, 1908 The draw for the second round of the English Cup took place at the FA head offices, High Holborn, yesterday, and resulted
A busy week in the football world awaits
June 7, 1909 This week will be a busy one in the football world, and for more than one club it will be big with
Billy Dunlop as International reserve
April 1, 1907 The Scottish reserves for the International at Newcastle on Saturday are: – Willie Muir (Dundee); Jackson (St. Mirren) and Billy Dunlop (Liverpool);
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (March 30, 1907)
March 30, 1907 Retrospective v Prospective champions. Saturday proved a great day in more ways than one for Everton, seeing that Liverpool put the great
Liverpool v Newcastle United 4-1 (League match: March 23, 1907)
March 23, 1907 Key note: “Liverpool are a team of contrasts. One day they play football of the very highest class, and on another they
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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