April 16, 1945 Liverpool’s triumph over Manchester City 3-1, Maine Road (aggregate 6-1), was a fine example of the win-by-waiting policy. There was pre-match plan,
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Liverpool F.C. youngsters celebrated
March 19, 1945 The Cup draw made me, unfortunately, late for the celebration supper given by the Liverpool F.C. directors, under chairman Mr. William McConnell,
Liverpool’s blend brings the points
January 18, 1945 In this age of youth it is still the men of experience who are setting the seal on success in the football
An unshakable love of Liverpool Football Club
July 12, 1944 Mr. William McConnell is the new chairman of Liverpool Football Club. The election was unanimous at last evening’s annual directors’ meeting, and,
Potted biographies: Stanley Ronald Williams
September 8, 1943 Stanley Ronald Williams, C.C. may not be known by these Christian names but will be universally “spotted” as “Ronnie.” Stanley Ronald Williams.
Liverpool F.C. re-elections
July 12, 1943 Liverpool Football Club will have on the bridge next season the same pilots who guided them to the Football League Championship No.
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1943 (Evening Express main)
June 24, 1943 “The future policy of Liverpool F.C. remains unchanged,” said Mr. Richard Lawson Martindale, chairman, at the 51st annual meeting of the club
Liverpool F.C. balance sheet 1942-43
June 16, 1943 The directors of the Liverpool Football Club report a profit of £3,091 13s. 9d for the year ending May 3, 1943, as
The directors of Liverpool F.C. get down to business
July 16, 1942 Events are moving swiftly towards the dawn of the another football season. Yesterday the clubs of the Football League received their fixtures
Potted biographies: William John Harrop
July 15, 1942 Councillor William John Harrop. – Native of Liverpool. Educated at the Liverpool Collegiate School. Comparatively new to municipal life, but a stalwart
Shaker’s brave fight
December 29, 1941 Although Bury were beaten 4-0 at Anfield on Saturday, they put up a brave fight, and all the 6,693 spectators agreed that
Richard Lawson Martindale the new chairman of Liverpool F.C.
July 10, 1941 Mr. Richard Lawson Martindale has been elected the new chairman of Liverpool Football Club in succession to Mr. William John Harrop who
Liverpool F.C.: The annual meeting of 1940
June 21, 1940 Liverpool Football Club’s meeting. Chairman on prospects. The report of a loss of £6,759 (compared with the previous year’s profit of £12,824)
Liverpool F.C. balance sheet 1939-40
June 13, 1940 Liverpool Football Club are first in the field with their balance sheet for the first of the wartime seasons – and it
Alex Stevenson’s wonder goal
December 4, 1939 The big game of the day was at Anfield, where the old rivals Liverpool and Everton got to grips again. This time
– It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it.
October 2, 1939 Since we have had friendly football I have met many people who, maybe because they are not satisfied with good, constructive play,
Liverpool F.C. footballers in Khaki
September 18, 1939 There was a decided military air about the Liverpool F.C. party which made the journey to Chester for the game with the
Liverpool at Grange-over-Sands
August 10, 1939 Liverpool Football Club held their annual outing to Grange-over-Sands yesterday and had a good day. The chairman, Mr. William John Harrop, was
Matt Busby: Letter from Sweden (May 29, 1939)
May 29, 1939 The Liverpool tourists are having a splendid time in Sweden. Matt Busby has sent Pilot the following letter from Stockholm: “Here we
Liverpool F.C.’s “Tour of Scandinavia” starts
May 22, 1939 Liverpool Football Club touring party left Liverpool today for their Scandinavian tour, which continues until June 9. During that time they will
Liverpool’s players fit for Luton Town test
January 5, 1939 More than £200,000 worth of footballers under one roof! This is what I found at Cleveleys, when I went to see the
Liverpool rest at Cleveleys
January 3, 1939 Conditions beat Reds at Middlesbrough. Liverpool went to Cleveleys today to have a tonic for Saturday’s FA Cup-tie against Luton Town at
Liverpool F.C.: Weighing up form
January 2, 1939 Liverpool had three representatives in London area. I met two – Messrs. Walter Henry Cartwright and George Alfred Richards. They had been
Grimsby Town: The finest sporting club in the League
January 20, 1936 Our thanks to our friends at Grimsby Town Once more I desire to put Grimsby on the football map- For thirty years
The big ball at Anfield
August 10, 1934 These are the team sheets: Reds: Arthur Riley, Willie Steel, Ernest Blenkinsop, Ted Savage, Tom Bradshaw, Jimmy McDougall, Berry Nieuwenhuys, Vic Wright,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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