Thursday, February 1 – 1945 Tommy Lawton, the England and Everton centre-forward, has a long way to go before he sets up all-time record figures
Tag: Steve Bloomer
Who were the “Liverpool Twins”?
April 21, 1923 The souvenir programme of the War Memorial Fund match on the Baseball Ground on Wednesday contained some interesting information about players, and
Steve Bloomer: Football in a German prison camp
Sunday, December 15 – 1918 My record-breaking team wins thrilling victories After spending three and a half years in Ruhleben Camp as an interned civilian
Steve Bloomer’s experiences in Germany
Sunday, December 8 – 1918 Football saves the men from going mad After spending three and a half years in Ruhleben camp, Germany, as an
Steve Bloomer’s experiences among the Huns
Sunday, December 1 – 1918 Famous football players begins his thrilling narrative Steve Bloomer, the famous football player, has returned home after nearly four years’
Stray leaves: Tommy Bennett, Liverpool F.C.
February 12, 1918 In the city of Liverpool the adherents of Association football have had the rare privilege of watching Fred Geary, Jack Southworth, Alexander
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 10
May 22, 1915 My most memorable season at Liverpool. Alick Raisbeck recalls touching incident. About the late Tom Watson. International which was played in showers
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 6
April 24, 1915 Best International side Scotland ever turned out. Lord Rosebery’s tribute to the players. The one ground Alick Raisbeck disliked. I have already
Steve Bloomer to coach in Germany
Thursday, July 9 – 1914 At the annual meeting of the Derby County Football Club last week, it was noticed that Steve Bloomer’s name did
Liverpool F.C. hopeful and anxious
Wednesday, January 14 – 1914 There is a tremendous battle due at Barnsley to-morrow. The incentive to win on Saturday was big, but to-morrow’s replayed
Alex Raisbeck takes his benefit
January 6, 1914 To-day at Firhill Park one of the greatest centre half-backs of all time takes his benefit match. The player is Alec Raisbeck,
Derby County v Liverpool 1-1 (League match: September 1, 1913)
September 1, 1913 Match: Football League, First Division, at Baseball Ground, Kick-off: 17:45. Derby County – Liverpool 1-1 (0-0). Attendance: 7,000. Referee: Mr. D.H. Asson.
Steve Bloomer’s hat trick
October 28, 1912 On Saturday morning the people of Derby shook their heads ominously and predicted that fog would put a stop to football. But
Derby County v Liverpool 4-2 (League match: October 26, 1912)
October 26, 1912 Match: Football League, First Division, at Baseball Ground, kick-off: 15:15. Derby County – Liverpool 4-2 (3-0). Attendance: 6,000. Referee: Mr. A. Hargreaves
Scottish League v English League 1-1 (Inter League: March 4, 1911)
March 4, 1911 International: Inter League, at Ibrox (Glasgow). Scottish League – English League 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 65,000; gate receipts: £1,573. Referee: Mr. J. Mason
Goal Scorers, 1909-1910
September 1, 1910 EVERTON – Bert Freeman 22, Wattie White 6, Tim Coleman 5, Jack Sharp 4, Harry Makepeace 4, Alex Young 2, Harry Mountford
Liverpool v Middlesbrough 0-0 (League match: December 11, 1909)
December 11, 1909 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 14:15. Liverpool – Middlesbrough 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 25,000. Referee: Mr J.H. Smith; linesmen: Messrs:
Liverpool F.C.’s Ronald Orr linked with Clyde
February 12, 1909 From an English source we learn to-day that Clyde F.C. have received a reply from Middlesbrough with regard to the Glasgow club’s
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (November 28, 1908)
November 28, 1908 Liverpool’s hard fight. Although defeat was Liverpool’s lot at Middlesbrough, I would hasten to compliment the team upon showing a most encouraging
Middlesbrough v Liverpool 1-0 (League match: November 21, 1908)
November 21, 1908 Match: Football League, First Division, at Ayresome Park, kick-off: 14:30. Middlesbrough – Liverpool 1-0 (0-0). Attendance: 15,000. Referee: Mr. T. Robertson. Middlesbrough
Anfield Happenings (April 25, 1908)
April 25, 1908 A busy weekend. Three matches in four days is sufficient for even the most avaricious of football spectators, and that was Liverpool’s
Liverpool v Middlesbrough 0-1 (League match)
Saturday, April 18 – 1908 Match: Football League, First Division, Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Middlesbrough 0-1 (0-0). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. H. Taylor. Liverpool
Phases of football: The transfer system
September 21, 1907 The transfer system as we know it has been evolved through time and the necessities of a complex situation, the whole being
Season preview 1907-08: Liverpool F.C. (Cricket and Football Field)
August 17, 1907 There never was a club more given to market fluctuations – with the League table – than the organisation over which Councillor
Liverpool v Middlesbrough 2-4 (League match)
Wednesday, April 17 – 1907 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 17:30. Liverpool – Middlesbrough 2-4 (1-4). Attendance: 10,000. Liverpool (2-3-5): Sam Hardy,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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