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1919-20
Away players shirt
Manufacturer:
Years worn: 1911-20
In this away shirt Liverpool (first team defence) may be first played in home
Friendly match versus Stripes (first team attack), ?-?, 23.08.1911, at Anfield.
In left - 1919-20 Away player shirt long sleeve
- not now good image
In a season 1919-20 the design away shirt has changed. Liverpool used away shirt
eight-? seasons, 1912-13 to 1919-20 (time of use away shirt is probably inexact).
A 1.0 - Away shirt with home shorts & home socks.
A 1- * - Unknown me now which kits used in this
matches, but I assume used away shirt.
May be socks which used Liverpool was black color, I as
assume. in 20s years have some color cards when on Liverpool players socks was are
painted in black color, course in life all can was different.
Used Liverpool with 1911-12 to 1919-20, white shirts, I not
know. On this moment I not have not one photos, if you have information, write to me.
Black color of strips on Liverpool shirts on a black-white photo was defined by
David Moor from site historicalkits.co.uk, big to it has defined thanks for the help in
it, and on other question on history of the football kits in the Great Britain. Kjell
Henssen (football historian, http://kjellhanssen.com/) has also confirmed that Liverpool's
change shirts from 1911 until 1921 were black and white stripes (not red/white).
These are three away shirts of a season 1919-20, is evident,
that shirts Tommy Lucas (in the center) and Albert Pearson (on the right) are carelessly
sewed, a white vertical strip not on the center of a shirt. At the left a standard away
shirt, Donald MacKinlay.
1st image, away shirt
(white-black stripes or white-red stripes) season 1911-12. 2nd image, away shirt
(white-red stripes) seasons 1913-20. Last image, away shirt (white-red stripes) with white
lace collar used in season 1921-22.
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Players, and later clubs,
generally bought their playing kit from local sports outfitters. The kits were often
locally made by the outfitters or small garment manufacturers. Bukta, founded in 1879,
were the first mass manufacturer of football kits, and remained so until Humphrey Brothers
Clothing were formed in 1920 in Wilmslow, Cheshire. In 1924 they became Umbro. Although
these two Companies came to dominate the market they relied upon distributors and the
local sports outfitters rather than supplying clubs direct. |
I to find in Everton and Liverpool union programme for season 1919-20, with
advertisement "Jack Sharp" sport shop (38 Whitechapel). Clubs Everton and
Liverpool, could buy equipment in "Jack Sharp" sport shop. Jack Sharp former
Everton.
I else in this programmes, can to find else some advertisement other sport shops in
Liverpool. "Frank Sugg" sport shop (12 Lord Street). "Hibbard's aieral
football" sport shop (21 Richmond Street).
Lace collar used in seasons
1919-31, of white lining inside the laced collar.
I think for all 12nd seasons when Liverpool used this design home shirt, this home
shirt made with some echanges (on a collar and thickness of a fabric).
A 1.1 |
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20.09.1919 |
away |
Aston Villa |
Division One |
A 1- * |
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30.08.1919 |
away |
Bradford City |
Division One |
08.09.1919 |
away |
Arsenal |
Division One |
25.10.1919 |
away |
Burnley |
Division One |
06.12.1919 |
away |
Middlesbrough |
Division One |
26.12.1919 |
away |
Manchester United |
Division One |
10.01.1920 |
away |
South Shields |
FA Cup |
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Home shorts |
Home socks |
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With the
description of the shirt, shorts, socks and features. Difference between a player shirt
and a replica shirt. |
Show images
of Liverpool F C ylayers wearing the kits in season 1919-20
If you have any further information on any of the kits featured or omitted please contact us. I are currently
researching the kits worn by Liverpool F C in individual games and would appreciate any
information you may have for this season's games. |
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