December 8, 1906 Fortune smiles at Derby – on Liverpool. Candidly, I awaited the result of Liverpool’s visit to Derby with some amount of trepidation.
Tag: Woolwich Arsenal
The leaving of Manchester City
December 5 1906 It is stated on the highest authority that the announcement made last evening that Herbert Burgess, John Edmondson, and James Bannister had
Woolwich Arsenal v Sunderland 0-1 (League match: December 1, 1906)
December 1, 1906 Match: Football League, First Division at Manor Ground (Plumstead). Woolwich Arsenal – Sunderland 0-1 (0-0). Attendance: 18,500. Referee: Mr. J.T. Howcroft (Bolton);
Football auction for Manchester City’s suspended players
December 1, 1906 After the match at Hyde-road on Saturday the Manchester City officials opened negotiations for the transfer of their suspended players, the Football
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (October 13, 1906)
October 13, 1906 Liverpool’s big effort at Woolwich The one regrettable feature of Liverpool’s visit to Woolwich lies in their defeat, bringing as it did
Woolwich Arsenal v Liverpool 2-1 (League match: October 6, 1906)
October 6, 1906 Match: Football League, First Division, at Manor Ground, kick-off: 15:30. Woolwich Arsenal – Liverpool 2-1 (0-1). Attendance: 25,000. Referee: Mr. Tom Robertson.
Major injury problems for Liverpool
October 6, 1906 Liverpool, the champions of the English League, will visit Woolwich Arsenal to-day with a greatly depleted team. I understand Alex Raisbeck, the
Liverpudliana: By Richard Samuel (September 29, 1906)
September 29, 1906 The Reds failed Liverpool’s mission to the land of the ex-Heathens failed – 1905-6 defeat was not converted into a victory. The
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).
Liverpool F.C. 1905-06: A Season’s Survey
April 21, 1906 Looking over the Liverpool record. Praise for players. This day has been the end of the season of the Liverpool Football Club,
A goalkeeper’s misery
April 9, 1906 Two football medals and other articles were stolen from the home of Jimmy Ashcroft, Woolwich Arsenal’s goalkeeper, while he was defending his
Scotland v England 2-1 (International: April 7, 1906)
April 7, 1906 International: British Championship, at Hampden Park. Scotland – England 2-1 (1-0). Attendance: 102,741; gate receipts: £4,500. Referee: Mr. William Nunnerley (Wales FA);
Woolwich Arsenal’s happy family
March, 31, 1906 (1) Archie Gray, (2) Jimmy Ashcroft, (3) Jimmy Sharp, (4) Percy Sands, (5) Roddy McEachrane, (6) James Bigden, (7) John Dick, (8)
English League v Scottish League 6-2 (Inter League: March 24, 1906)
March 24, 1906 International: Inter League, at Stamford Bridge, kick-off: 15:30. English League – Scottish League 6-2 (2-1). Attendance: 18,000. Referee: Mr. W. Kennersley (Wrexham);
Referees’ appointments for April
March 6, 1906 04.04.1906 Newcastle United v Sheffield United Mr W. Gilgryst 07.04.1906 Bury v Bolton Wanderers Mr W Chadwick 07.04.1906 Derby County v Birmingham
Liverpool v Woolwich Arsenal 3-0 (League match: December 30, 1905)
December 30, 1905 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 14:15. Liverpool – Woolwich Arsenal 3-0 (1-0). Attendance: 15,000. Referee: Mr. F.H. Dennis; linesmen:
Liverpool make no changes
December 30, 1905 Liverpool are at home again, and, following on recent unexpected events both at Anfield and Goodison, they will oblige by firmly dealing
Team arrangements for this day
December 30, 1905 Liverpool v. Woolwich Arsenal. League match, at Anfield: Kick-off 2.15. Liverpool. – Sam Hardy, goal; Alf West and Billy Dunlop, backs; Maurice
The club to finally purchase Anfield
December 30, 1905 Liverpool are at home again, and, following on recent unexpected events both at Anfield and Goodison, they will oblige by firmly dealing
Will it be much Christmas joy for Liverpool?
December 6, 1905 Liverpool should make a respectable total of goal for by Christmas. Their engagements are: – Wolverhampton Wanderers, Notts County, Bolton Wanderers, and
Portrait of Sam Hardy
November 18, 1905 The Liverpool club have experienced a considerable amount of success with the new men they have drafted into their team this season,
English League v Irish League 4-0 (Inter League: October 14, 1905)
October 14, 1905 International: Inter League, at Hyde Road (Manchester). English League – Irish League 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 13,000; gate receipts: £340. Referee: Mr. R.T.
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
Anfield happenings (September 9, 1905)
September 9, 1905 What happened at Woolwich. The Liverpool Club set out with high hopes for Woolwich, the Kentish town, celebrated for its big guns,
Defeated and Jack Parkinson injured
September 4, 1905 When at the end of last season the Liverpool team had gallantly won their way back to the First Division, all good
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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