January 3, 1970 Anfield, it seems, is just not the same any more. No longer is it bulging at the seams with the “ground full”
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Merseyside’s biggest day
March 24, 1950 Tomorrow is the biggest day on Merseyside sporting annals for over a generation, with the Grand National exerting its appeal upon racing
Star players for North Tour
July 26, 1944 The following players will tour the North of Scotland with the British Army team, starting at Aberdeen on August 7: – Frank
Scotland v England 1-2 (International: April 15, 1939)
April 15, 1939 International: British Championship 1938-39, Hampden Park (Glasgow). Scotland – England 1-2 (1-0). Attendance: 149,269. Referee: Mr. William Hamilton (Northern Ireland FA). Scotland
News from home
July 4, 1934 Berry Nieuwenhuys, “Nivvy”, will soon be back with us at Anfield and with him will be a new partner, for he went
Kenneth Campbell’s life story – Part VI
June 11, 1921 Remarkable speech by Tom Watson Leads to victory against the Villa. By Kenneth Campbell “Kenneth Campbell, the famous goalkeeper for Partick Thistle
Kenneth Campbell’s life story – Part V
June 4, 1921 When Albert Shepherd bested Liverpool, And what a walking in Epping Forest led to. By Kenneth Campbell “Kenneth Campbell, the famous goalkeeper
“Final” Arrangements
April 22, 1914 Phyllis laid down my “Courier,” and leant across the breakfast table, “Isn’t it simply magnificent?” she said thrillingly. “Yes, thank you, it’s
Reds’ lucky year
Saturday, April 4 – 1914 It has always been noted that the club which wins the Cup must have a deal of luck. “Oh, yes,
Sam Raybould’s harvest
December 4, 1905 The match between Liverpool and Aston Villa, which attracted 25,000 people to Anfield, was quite a success, for Raybould took the gate
Liverpool’s Goddard and Raybould to represent North
January 17, 1903 The International Selection Committee met at Derby on Saturday evening, and selected the teams for the North v. South match, to be
Inquiry into the death of Harry Bradshaw
December 28, 1899 Mr. Alfred Hodgkinson, coroner, held an inquiry at St. Paul’s Schoolroom, Tottenham, respecting the death of Thomas Henry Bradshaw, aged twenty six
Wales v Scotland 0-6 (International: March 18, 1899)
March 18, 1899 International: British Championship, at The Racecourse (Wrexham). Wales – Scotland 0-6 (0-1). Attendance: 12,000; gate receipts: £227. Referee: Mr. Charles Sutcliffe (Burnley,
Tottenham v Rushden 5-1 (League match: March 4, 1897)
March 4, 1897 Match: United League, at Northumberland Park. Tottenham Hotspur – Rushden 5-1 (1-1). Attendance: ‘Small’ Tottenham Hotspur (2-3-5): Stanley Briggs. The goals: 0-1
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