September 1, 1917 Key note: “Last season’s champions of the Lancashire section opened the present campaign with a very creditable victory over Burslem Port Vale
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Donald Mackinlay to miss season opener
August 31, 1917 Liverpool start with a journey to Burslem – one of the longest travels in the season – and the difficulty players experience
Season preview 1917-18: Liverpool F.C. (Star Green ‘Un)
August 25, 1917 Anfield stars again on view. Liverpool have already held their trial match in which they brought out quite a number of novices,
Liverpool prepare for a new season
August 15, 1917 Although their list of fixtures is not yet published, Liverpool are first in the field locally with a practice game. While many
Bolton Wanderers away for Liverpool
April 27, 1917 Abrams to help at Anfield gala. When I first mooted the idea of a headline name, “Liverton” was objected to by some
The verdict: 5-0 for Everton
April 23, 1917 The end cometh and we know it. We can feel it. The touch of summer warms us up and colds our enthusiasm
The champions routed
April 21, 1917 It was the sixth meeting of the Merseyside clubs, and the day being fine and bright a large crowd assembled at Goodison
Records of Everton v Liverpool meetings
April 20, 1917 It is not my intentions to give the record of the previous meetings of Everton and Liverpool in chart form for they
Liverton men getting to know each other
April 18, 1917 It is a bit laughable to find on the fixture card next Saturday another meeting of Everton and Liverpool. Someone asked me
Liverpool v Stockport County 6-0 (League match: April 14, 1917)
April 14, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Anfield. Liverpool – Stockport County 6-0 (3-0). Attendance: 18,000. Liverpool (2-3-5): Tommy Haughton, Ephraim Longworth, Tommy Lucas,
Southport Central v Liverpool 0-7 (League match: April 9, 1917)
April 9, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Ash Lane, kick-off: 15.25. Southport Central – Liverpool 0-7 (0-0). Attendance: 2,000. Stockport County (2-3-5): W. Wright,
Everton beat Liverpool easily
April 9, 1917 It was something of a novelty for Liverpool and Everton to meet on two successive days. That the game were popular was
Everton won well v. neighbours
April 9, 1917 Yes, it was well won, and, though four goals was hardly a correct idea of how the game went in their favour,
Liverpool v Everton 0-4 (League match: April 7, 1917)
April 7, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Anfield, kick off: 15:30. Liverpool – Everton 0-4 (0-1). Attendance: 16,000; gate receipt: £580. Referee: Mr. W.
Liverpool v Everton 1-1 (Friendly: April 6, 1917)
April 6, 1917 Match: Friendly, at Anfield, kick off: 15:00. Liverpool – Everton 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 14,000; receipt: £450. Referee: Mr. Forshaw; linesmen: Messrs. Lowe
Capital and clean game at Anfield
April 6, 1917 Two matches on successive days between the Liverpool favourites is a war novelty and one that is appreciated by the footballing public,
Stockport County v Liverpool 0-0 (League match: March 31, 1917)
March 31, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Edgeley Park. Stockport County – Liverpool 0-0 (0-0). Attendance: 5,000. Referee: W.J. Heath; linesmen: Messrs. R.R. Keay
Liverpool bring on another new name
March 29, 1917 Once again Liverpool F.C. bring to us a new name – Lees. What the club will do for a goalkeeper is hard
Liverpool v Rochdale 4-0 (League match: March 24, 1917)
March 24, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section, Primary, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Rochdale 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 15,000. Referee: Mr. J.H. Alderson; linesmen: Messrs. H.
Liverpool are “out for blood”
March 23, 1917 Liverpool will be “out for blood” to-morrow. There is no doubt that they are yearning for another view of Rochdale, who late
Everton v Liverpool 2-2 (War time, League match)
Saturday, March 17 – 1917 Match: Lancashire Section, Primary, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 15:30. Everton – Liverpool 2-2 (0-1). Attendance: 23,000; gate receipts: £920. Referee:
Liverpool visit Goodison as champions
March 16, 1917 To-morrow it is Everton and Liverpool in contest, and I never remember a more promising outlook. The turf is good, the day
Liverpool v Manchester City 3-0 (War time, League match)
Saturday, March 10 – 1917 Match: Lancashire Section, Primary, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Manchester City 3-0 (1-0). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. T. Nelson;
Blackburn Rovers v Liverpool 0-2 (League match: March 3, 1917)
March 3, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section, at Ewood Park. Blackburn Rovers – Liverpool 0-2 (0-2). Attendance: 8,000. Blackburn Rovers (2-3-5): Melver, Morris, Fred Duckworth, Arthur
Liverpool at full strength again
Friday, March 2 – 1917 Equally confident am I that Liverpool will score at Blackburn. The Rovers are not going well, and without their star
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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