February 15, 1892 “Sir, – The letter of your correspondent, who signs himself “A Supporter of the Queen and Everton,” contains two or three misstatements
Tag: The FA
Twisting the truth a little
February 8, 1892 Some of the Liverpool papers seem to have got slightly inaccurate report of what the Football Association did in the matter of
John Houlding and friends refused the use of the Everton-name
February 4, 1892 The Football Association council passed the following resolution: ”That this council, in accordance with its past decisions will not recognise or accept
This is not fair play
February 1, 1892 Like everything else, there is a sequel to the affair, and it turns out that the name of the club was registered
Mr. John Houlding is a strong man
February 1, 1892 Such was the words of Mr. George Mahon, at the general meeting of the Everton Football Club last week, and I apprehend
Blackburn Rovers Football Club 1889-90
March 29, 1890 For eight time in nine years Lancashire is to-day represented in the final tie of the competition for the Football Association Challenge
Meeting of the Football League
Friday, October 26 – 1888 A large meeting of the Football League was held at the Royal Hotel, Manchester, last evening, when the report of
Scottish “amateurs” to make an impact
Saturday, August 18 – 1888 The first-class cricket season is fast drawing to a close, and a fortnight hence we shall have footballers in full
Football professionals 1887-88 (Lancashire clubs)
January 7, 1888 Appended will be found an additional list of professional registered in accordance with the rules of the Football Association by Lancashire clubs:
The clouds have fallen at Anfield
December 12, 1887 Yesterday basking in the sunshine of increasing success and popularity, today Everton are overwhelmed in a deluge of discomfiture, or, in other
Luton Wanderers become Luton Town
Saturday, January 13 – 1885 A general meeting of the Luton Wanderers was held in the St. Matthew’s schools, Havelock-road, on January 13, by kind
Wales v Scotland
March 4, 1876 The forthcoming Football Match between picked representatives of Wales and Scotland is looked forward to with considerable interest by all lovers of
The draw for the FA Cup
October 21, 1871 The general meeting for the ratification of the rules framed by the sub-committee for the guidance of the several contests in this
The Association Challenge Cup
October 14, 1871 A meeting of the committee of the Football Association, convened for the purpose of taking preliminary steps for the institution of the
The Football Association: The annual meeting of 1869
February 26, 1869 The seventh annual meeting of the association was held yesterday (Friday) evening at the Freemasons’ Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields, when the
Hacking at football (letter to the editor)
November 9, 1866 ‘Hacking at football’ – Letter to the editor Sir, – In yours of the 6th inst., there is a very sensible letter,
The FA: Testing the regulations
January 2, 1864 The members of the Football Association put their new regulations to a practical test by meeting on the 2nd inst. In Battersea
The Football Association: Laws of the Game
December 26, 1863 The new laws, as decided on at a meeting of the Football Association held at Freemasons’ Tavern, December 8, have been published
Advertisement: The Football Association – The Pocket Laws
December 26, 1863 (Source: Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle: December 26, 1863)
The Forest Football Club adapts the FA rules
December 12, 1863 The return match between these clubs came off on Saturday, December 12, at Leytonstone, the ground of the Forest Club. Fifteen on
The fourth meeting of the Football Association
December 1, 1863 The fourth meeting of the members of this recently-formed association was held on Tuesday evening, December 1, at seven o’clock, at the
The Football Association (The Third Meeting)
November 24, 1863 A special meeting of the representative club members of this association was held at the Freemasons’ Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s Inn-fields, to
A letter from Lincoln Football Club
November 17, 1863 The Lincoln Football Club proposes to join the National Association in London. At the adjourned meeting, held at the Freemason’s Tavern, on
Advertisement: The Football Association
November 14, 1863 (Source: Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle: November 14, 1863)
The Football Association
November 10, 1863 When this association was formed a short time since, it was agreed that the honorary secretary, Mr. Ebenezer Cobb Morley, should communicate
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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