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19111-12 Away player shirt long sleeve  -  not now good image

Black color of strips on Liverpool shirts (for match 02.09.1911) 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).   David Moor assumes that shorts and socks were dark blue color. David Moor again back to idea, what stripes on Liverpool away shirt in seasons with 1911-12 to 1921-22, was red.   Why his as think. In one newspaper match report was print next text. The Liverpool Echo (8 November 1913) describes "paralysed pink costumes" against Burnley, possibly a reference to the worn out, faded state of the shirts.   My notes: This was fragment newspaper report with Division One match Liverpool-Burnley, 8 November 1913. Wish remember, match was played at Anfield.

  Liverpool in black and white stripes can’t avoid defeat

  When the teams turned out Burnley were wearing blue and white striped jerseys, but owing to the similarity with those worn by the Liverpool team, whose jersey, instead of being red, were black and white stripes, Burnley returned to the dressing-room and donned their familiar colours.

  Copyright - Burnley Express (18-03-1914) - Transcribed by playupliverpool.com   Full article can to read here.

                               

  This fragment match Division One, Woolwich Arsenal-Liverpool (02.09.1911)t 1st image, original photo. 2nd image, colourisation with site George Chilvers (flickr.com/photos/63589068@N04/with/8575304559).

                                                 

  Interesting fact: What in away match Division One versus Woolwich Arsenal, on some Liverpool players dressing away shirt with wite collar. It is curious that the away shirt with white with a white collar was in a season 1911-12, at football players of an Everton. Can look on a site, on Everton page, coincidence, I think not as both clubs bought equipment in one place.



  This of course not Liverpool shirt, this original shirt Newcastle United used in FA Cup Final 1911. (image with site nationalfootballmuseum.com)



  Back Row: ? (Trainer), James Harrop (LFC), Sam Hardy (LFC), Robbie Robinson (LFC), Robert Crawford (LFC), William Stevenson (EFC), Frank Bradshaw (EFC);
  Front Row: W H Cuff (Manager), Frank Jefferis (EFC), Tommy Browell (EFC), Harry Makepeace (EFC), John McDonald (LFC), Arthur Goddard (LFC). (image with site facebook.com/UnofficialLFCMuseum) Full photo can to see here.

  Interesting fact: Now can to see more team photos with Liverpool players, but on photos not all Liverpool players, have players of other team of Liverpool, Everton players. This team named how "LIVERPON" this mix team players more match versus team 'Theatrical Gala'.

  

  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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1911-12 Away player shirt long sleeve  -  not now good image

Black color of strips on Liverpool shirts (for match 02.09.1911) 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).   David Moor assumes that shorts and socks were dark blue color. David Moor again back to idea, what stripes on Liverpool away shirt in seasons with 1911-12 to 1921-22, was red.   Why his as think. In one newspaper match report was print next text. The Liverpool Echo (8 November 1913) describes "paralysed pink costumes" against Burnley, possibly a reference to the worn out, faded state of the shirts.   My notes: This was fragment newspaper report with Division One match Liverpool-Burnley, 8 November 1913. Wish remember, match was played at Anfield.

  Liverpool in black and white stripes can’t avoid defeat

  When the teams turned out Burnley were wearing blue and white striped jerseys, but owing to the similarity with those worn by the Liverpool team, whose jersey, instead of being red, were black and white stripes, Burnley returned to the dressing-room and donned their familiar colours.

  Copyright - Burnley Express (18-03-1914) - Transcribed by playupliverpool.com   Full article can to read here.

                                  

  This fragment match Division One, Woolwich Arsenal-Liverpool (02.09.1911)t 1st image, original photo. 2nd image, colourisation with site George Chilvers (www.flickr.com/photos/63589068@N04/with/8575304559).

                                                 

  Interesting fact: What in away match Division One versus Woolwich Arsenal, on some Liverpool players dressing away shirt with wite collar. It is curious that the away shirt with white with a white collar was in a season 1911-12, at football players of an Everton. Can look on a site, on Everton page, coincidence, I think not as both clubs bought equipment in one place.



  This of course not Liverpool shirt, this original shirt Newcastle United used in FA Cup Final 1911. (image with site nationalfootballmuseum.com)

   

  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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1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve Ken Campbell (may be with season 1921-22)  -  not now good image



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com

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1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve Ken Campbell (may be with season 1921-22)  -  not now good image



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com

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1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve Ken Campbell (may be with season 1921-22)  -  not now good image



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com



1911-12 Home goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com

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1911-12 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve Ken Sam Hardy (with season 1909-10)  -  not now good image



1911-12 Away goalkeeper shirt long sleeve  -  image with site unitedkits.com