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June 29, 1929 Transfer fees and benefits. Wednesday to Sheffield Wednesday. Mr. John McKenna, the President, presiding over a meeting of the Management Committee of
August 28, 1926 Ronald Mitchell, Nelson’s new left half, secured from Hull City, has given evidence in the trial games of his cleverness and adaptability.
Wednesday, May 19 – 1926 Nelson have secured the transfer from Hull City of Ronald Mitchell, their left half. He is a finely built young
May 6, 1924 Hull City have started their team building for next season, and it is announced that on Tuesday the Anlaby Road organisation signed
August 20, 1923 Liverpool are optimists. The players believe they can improve upon last season’s record, and that they can again head the League chart,
August 9, 1923 Elisha Scott Belfast Goalkeeper 5ft. 9in. and 10st. 11lb. Algy Wilkinson Bradford Goalkeeper 5ft. 10in. and 12st. 7lb. Charles Pearson Sunderland Goalkeeper
July 4, 1923 Liverpool F.C. election Liverpool F.C. had a most successful annual meeting last night, and the main feature of the evening was the
November 1, 1922 Match: Central League, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Leeds United Reserves 2-4 (2-2). Liverpool (2-3-5): Frank Mitchell, Tommy Lucas, John Lillie, Ronald
August 21, 1922 The League champions are in the unique position of being able to open the campaign with practically the same side. All last
July 5, 1922 Liverpool’s huge building scheme There was another quick-despatched annual general meeting locally last night, when Liverpool, under the guidance of the business-like
July 10, 1922 Ground improvements are proceeding apace at Anfield. Approaches have been cemented, and “Spion Kop” has been terraced off. The centre of the
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