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Season preview 1927-28: Plymouth Argyle F.C. (The Athletic News)
August 8, 1927 Plymouth Argyle will open with the team that made such a big bid for promotion. There have been no changes of note,
Season preview 1927-28: Glasgow Rangers F.C. (The Athletic News)
August 1, 1927 The Scottish League champions confidently look forward. The playing staff numbers 25, only three being newcomers. All are half-backs – J. Simpson,
Season preview 1927/28 – Hibernian F.C. (The Athletic News)
Monday, August 1 – 1927 For seasons the Hibernians have been charged with sailing under bare poles, but pains have been taken this time to
Season preview 1927-28: Clyde F.C. (The Athletic News)
August 1, 1927 Clyde had a stiff fight last season to avoid relegation. It was touch and go with the Shawfield club. Now they hope
Season preview 1927/28 – Wigan Borough F.C. (The Athletic News)
Monday, August 1 – 1927 It is believed by the management at Springfield Park that Wigan Borough will have a much better time than they
Kenneth Campbell continues his life story: Part II
May 14, 1921 When I was signed on for four pounds. Remarkable incident in which Bobbie Parker figures. By Kenneth Campbell “Kenneth Campbell, the famous
Everton’s excellence
April 7, 1919 Everton, who have carried off the honours in the Lancashire Section of The League, have been solid – at times brilliant –
Season preview 1912-13: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 26, 1912 Having escaped the clutches of the Second Division by the merest margin last April, it is only natural to suppose that the
Season preview 1911-12: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 28, 1911 The Anfield club, who have thirty-one players on their wage-list, should be able to place a strong eleven on the field to
We hear and see ….
Saturday, August 11 – 1888 That Cambuslang, the Glasgow Cup holders, played finely in opening the ground of the Queen of the South Wanderers at
