March 11, 1904 Liverpool Football Club Executive have just secured the transfer of James Garside, outside left of Accrington Stanley. Garside, who is considered the
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Liverpool Football Club 1903-04
January 2, 1904 For a team that has time and again proved itself capable of achieving great things on the field of football, Liverpool has
Abe Foxall back at Gainsborough
August 25, 1903 Jack Dixon and Harry Jacklin have been retained, and the new-comers are certainly a lot which inspire the public with confidence. William
John Davies transferred to Blackpool
July 23, 1903 The Blackpool Football Club have obtained the signature of John Davies, a promising outside left, who last season played for Liverpool. He
Raisbeck and Cox for international duties
Wednesday, March 25 – 1903 The teams representing England and Scotland were selected yesterday in London and Glasgow respectively. For England Jack Cox will play
Some lines about Arthur Kelly
Saturday, December 20 – 1902 Both the extreme men in the Southport Central forward line – J. Atherton, on the right, and Arthur C.P. Kelly,
John “Sailor” Hunter the preferred partner to John Cox
April 19, 1902 Little has been heard of late of Charles Satterthwaite, the big forward who a season back used to partner John Cox on
John Cox for England
February 25, 1901 The International Selection Committee met last evening at the Association offices, Chancery Lane, and chose the following team to play against Ireland,
Some more lines on Harry Bradshaw
December 30, 1899 Sorry am I am to hear of the death of Harry Bradshaw, the well-known footballer. A local paper, by the way, said
The death of Harry Bradshaw
December 25, 1899 Death of Harry Bradshaw – Footballers all over the country will regret to hear of the death of Harry Bradshaw. An English
Charles Satterthwaite transferred to Liverpool
November 18, 1899 The Liverpool Football Club have secured a new forward named Charles Satterthwaite, who has been playing recently for Moss Bay, a club
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
Famous men in football, No. 5: Joe Turner and Fred Johnson
September 30, 1899 One of the best known of our wire-pullers in football once remarked to me: “Stoke have done more to put up wages
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (April 23, 1898)
April 23, 1898 ** The Anfield Robertson looks like turning out as valuable a member of the team as his namesake has done to the
John Cox transferred to Liverpool
February 23, 1898 It will probably not surprise the public that the managers of the Liverpool Club are just now somewhat desirous about the personnel
Charles Satterthwaite transferred to Burton Swifts
July 22, 1897 Charles Satterthwaite, an outside left player for the Bury Football Club, has been transferred to the Burton Swifts. Satterthwaite came from Workington
Benjamin Bull transferred to Reading F.C.
June 12, 1897 The Reading Football Club have secured an outside left in the person of Benjamin Bull, of Liverpool. Two seasons ago Bull played
Willie Ferguson transferred to Burnley
March 2, 1897 The Burnley committee have secured Willie Ferguson, of the Celtic, who plays either outside or inside left. A wire was received yesterday
The great English clubs 1896-7
August 25, 1896 All the leading Association teams are now in practice for the opening of the season of 1896-7, which will be inaugurated in
Albert Woolley @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Albert Woolley on PlayUpLiverpool. About Albert Woolley: Born: 1870, Hockley. Passed away: February 4 – 1896, Moss Side, Manchester. Position: Outside left.
New players for Derby County
August 7, 1895 Both Jimmy Stevenson and John Miller are Clyde men, and played for that famous Scotch team last season. Miller is a forward
John Drummond transferred to Preston North End
May 7, 1890 Preston North End have just enrolled a new left-wing player, named John Drummond. He has left the Partick Thistle club, but it
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