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The fishy business at Anfield
December 16, 1915 Next Saturday’s game at Anfield brings to our memory a fishy smell. Stoke and Liverpool will ever be associated with one of
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 7
May 1, 1915 Memorable match which won Liverpool the championship. Alick Raisbeck relates some special training yarns. What the maximum wage have done to football.
Alex Raisbeck’s Unique Life Story: Part 5
April 17, 1915 The most remarkable semi-final in my career. Alex Raisbeck relates practical jokes of John Walker. How Johnnie Goldie’s impediment roused wrath of
Leicester Fosse v Bradford 2-0 (League match: November 26, 1910)
November 26, 1910 Match: Football League, Second Division, at Filbert Street. Leicester Fosse – Bradford 2-0 (0-0). Attendance: 3,000. Referee: Mr. H.T. Yates (Bolton). Leicester
William Goldie’s benefit
January 1, 1910 “For six seasons,” writes William Goldie, “I played for Liverpool without missing a match; although, of course, I was in the reserve
Barnsley v Leicester Fosse 3-1 (League match: November 27, 1909)
November 27, 1909 Match: Football League, Second Division, at Oakwell. Barnsley – Leicester Fosse 3-1 (3-1). Attendance: 6,000. Barnsley (2-3-5): Jack Cooper, Dickie Downs, Harry
William Goldie leaving for South America
June 17, 1908 William Goldie, the brilliant left-half of the Fulham Football Club, and previously of Liverpool, who refused to resign for the former club
Newcastle United v Fulham 6-0 (FA Cup: March 28, 1908)
March 28, 1908 Match: FA Cup, Semi Final, at Anfield. Newcastle United – Fulham 6-0 (2-0). Attendance: 45,000; gate receipts: £1,700. Referee: Mr. J.T. Howcroft;
Southern Football Players (from Leng’s Football Handbook)
August 25, 1906 Brentford. Goalkeeper. – Charlie Williams (Norwich City). Backs. – Jock Watson, John McConnell (Grimsby Town), Archie Taylor (Bristol Rovers), R. Abbott (Hanwell).
Season preview 1906-07: Liverpool F.C. (Liverpool Football Echo)
August 25, 1906 The Liverpool Club have, like their neighbours from across the park, a reputation to maintain, inasmuch as they hold the distinction of
A look at the new players Bradley and Griffith
September 23, 1905 The directors of the Liverpool club have at least disclosed their hand, and two new players have been signed on. They are
Match Programme Portrait: Billy Dunlop
September 17, 1904 We make no apology for introducing our readers to the “doyen” of Liverpool players, – William Dunlop – one of the most
Craik cost Liverpool £275
Wednesday, June 1 – 1904 Herbert Craik, ex-Forfar, Greenock Morton, and Liverpool half back, has been transferred to the Hearts. Craik was secured by Liverpool
Portsmouth manager Robert Blyth resigns
May 11, 1904 The announcement that Mr. Robert Blyth had resigned the managership of the Portsmouth Football Club was made yesterday, and created quite a
Their ban is served
January 5, 1904 At the end of last football season Sam Raybould, William Goldie, and John Glover, it will be remembered, left Liverpool for Portsmouth,
Liverpool Football Club 1903-04
January 2, 1904 For a team that has time and again proved itself capable of achieving great things on the field of football, Liverpool has
Suspensions coming to an end
December 26, 1903 The three Liverpool players Sam Raybould, John Glover, and William Goldie complete their sentence in connection with the signing on for Portsmouth
Third Lanark dreams of Glover and Goldie
December 23, 1903 Our Glasgow correspondent telegraphs: – I have it on the best authority that Mr. Frank Heaven, the new manager of the Third
Sam Raybould wants to stay
December 5, 1903 Followers of the Anfield club will be pleased to learn that Sam Raybould signed on for his old club on Tuesday evening.
Liverpool got first call
Saturday, October 3 – 1903 Following the meeting yesterday of the Consultative Committee of the English Football Association, the Commission appointed to consider the case
Season preview 1903-04: Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News)
August 24, 1903 The players who have been secured to fill the vacancies caused by the secession of such old familiar figures as William Goldie,
Season preview 1903-04: Liverpool F.C. (Manchester Courier)
August 22, 1903 Liverpool have lost at least four first-class men in William Goldie, John Glover, Sam Raybould, and George Livingston, the first three of
Season preview 1903-04: Liverpool F.C. (Lancashire Evening Post)
August 22, 1903 Liverpool are beginning the season with a highly-experimental team. Three veteran players have left in Sam Raybould, John Glover, and William Goldie;
