December 10, 1977 Kevin Keegan’s brief return to Liverpool this week was poignant and, ultimately, sad. Keegan, the Career Man, was here early in the
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Kenneth Campbell’s life story – Part VI
June 11, 1921 Remarkable speech by Tom Watson Leads to victory against the Villa. By Kenneth Campbell “Kenneth Campbell, the famous goalkeeper for Partick Thistle
Preston North End F.C.: The annual meeting of 1915
May 13, 1915 Presiding at the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Preston North End Football Club last night, Alderman W. Ord (Chairman of
A whole new Anfield enclosure
August 20, 1906 Yesterday afternoon the directors of the Liverpool Football Club afforded the Press and other friends an informal inspection of the extensive alteration
Stray mems from Merseyside (August 18, 1906)
August 18, 1906 * During the past week or so rain has fallen copiously in these parts, and this is a source of pleasure to
High flying journalists at Celtic Park
Saturday, April 14 – 1900 The Press stand at Celtic Park is 120ft. high. Some of the London Pressmen felt giddy in looking over at
A personal letter by Edgar Chadwick
May 17, 1899 To the editor of the Evening Express. SIR, – It has been constantly brought before my notice that the Press state that
Telegraphic facilities at Anfield
Monday, October 19 – 1896 It is left to Liverpool to lead the in many things in football. The latest thing we hear is the
Sheffield United look to Liverpool and Anfield
July 10, 1895 For some time past the Sheffield United Cricket and Football Club have had in consideration a project for increasing the stand accommodation
Liverpool F.C. Press Pass 1893/94
Friday, September 1 – 1893 (From the collection of Jim Donnelly at The Unofficial Liverpool Club Museum)
A new team at Woodcroft Park
January 7, 1893 Liverpool Old Boys have acquired the ground known as Woodcroft Park, Wavertree, lately occupied by Caledonians F.C., and their home matches will
Nuggets from Cricket and Football Field (August 13, 1892)
August 13, 1892 * So those rumours re Dickie Boyle, Jack Bell, and the great Dan Doyle are only false after all. * Goodison Road,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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