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Interview with Phil Taylor (ex-Liverpool F.C. manager)
February 2, 1993 Strain game takes it tall It has been a tricky season in every sense for Graeme Souness and Liverpool, eased by Sunday’s
The death of Don Welsh
February 2, 1990 Former Liverpool manager Don Welsh, 68, has died in Stevenage after a period of ill health. Don took over the Anfield reins
William John Hartill (Billy Hartill) @ PlayUpLiverpool.com
All articles about Billy Hartill on PlayUpLiverpool.com; About Billy Hartill: Born: July 18, 1905: Wolverhampton, England. Passed away: August 12, 1980: Walsall, England. Nickname: “Artillery”.
Thomas Valentine Williams: De Gaulle of soccer
April 30, 1964 Chairman Thomas Valentine Williams, who was T.V.. Long before Logie Baird invented those illustrious initials, saw football first at Anfield fro the
Bill Shankly gets the Liverpool job
December 1, 1959 Bill Shankly, 46-year-old manager of Huddersfield Town, was appointed as Liverpool’s new manager last night. He will start his new job within
Liverpool F.C. the new big job for Bill Shankly
Tuesday, December 1 – 1959 Bill Shankly was last night appointed as Liverpool’s £2,500-a-year manager, succeeding Phil Taylor, who resigned two weeks ago. He is
Phil Taylor leaves Liverpool
November 17, 1959 Phil Taylor resigned yesterday after 23 years with Liverpool as player, coach and team boss. I hesitate to call him manager –
Liverpool’s system of selection is as before
August 7, 1959 Despite what you read to the contrary, the system of team selection at Anfield is as it was. A season ago Phil
Des Palmer is progressing
August 1, 1959 Des Palmer, Liverpool’s Welsh International centre forward, who had both cartilages removed recently following an injury he received in a Central League
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1959
July 3, 1959 Liverpool F.C. chairman Thomas Valentine Williams (T.V. Williams) told the shareholders at the annual meeting last night that everything would be done
Tommy Younger and Bert Slater in player-exchange deal
June 12, 1959 Liverpool’s giant Scottish international ‘keeper, Tommy Younger, left the club yesterday to go back “home” as player-manager of Falkirk. In return Liverpool
Preparing for the Worcester Cup-tie
January 7, 1959 The match that has turned Worcester into a Cup-crazy City is in danger. Rain threatens to wash out their glamour Third Round
Albert Shelley joins the back-room boys
December 30, 1958 Old soldiers never die they simply fade away. For soldiers read servant and you have something applicable to present.day soccer with old
Ivor Allchurch turned down Liverpool
October 7, 1958 Ivor Allchurch, Swansea’s transfer-listed Welsh International inside forward, has decided not to join Liverpool, and Newcastle United must now be favourites for
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1958
June 27, 1958 Liverpool chairman optimistic about future Shareholders’ few queries at harmonious meeting Promotion prospects Despite the fact that last season Liverpool failed to
Liverpool F.C. off to Spain
May 7, 1958 Liverpool F.C. players and officials leave for London on the midnight train to-morrow to undertake a tour in Spain, during which they
Gerry Byrne to make his debut
September 28, 1957 Late-night warning by Liverpool boss Phil Taylor to the Football League: “If any more of my players go down with flu I
Liverpool to battle with seven reserves
September 27, 1957 Liverpool have only four first team men fit for tomorrow’s top of the Second Division clash with Charlton – but they don’t
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1957
July 5, 1957 Light on the Anfield venture New policy outlined Optimism for season 1957-58 was the keynote of the 65th Annual General meeting of
Promotions for Phil Taylor and Bob Paisley
April 30, 1957 At their weekly board meeting last night Liverpool F.C. directors appointed Mr. Phil Taylor as manager. Hitherto he has been acting-manager only.
Johnny Wheeler transferred to Liverpool
September 7, 1956 When Johnny Wheeler, Bolton Wanderers’ England wing half-back, signed for Liverpool yesterday, he completed a reversal of normal procedure. He had got
Liverpool players get down to work
July 20, 1956 Although there was only one new face among the party when Liverpool F.C. players reported for training at Anfield to-day, there are
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1956
July 6, 1956 Liverpool will seek new men for next season Aiming to reach First Division Youngsters coming on The determination of the board of
Phil Taylor appointed acting team manager
May 15, 1956 Liverpool F.C. have appointed Phil Taylor, their former captain and coach, as acting team manager. (The Times: May 16, 1956)
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