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Showing posts with label The Football Association. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Football Association. Show all posts
24.11.17

President's XIV v Secretary's XIV

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THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The gentlemen who have expended so much time in arranging the new code of laws for the regulation of the game of...
14.5.17

...too fierce a character to be popular

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Sporting Life 05.12.63 A letter supporting the initiative of the Football Association to unify the laws of the game goes on to make...
30.12.16

Football in Germany

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In November 1899 the Football Association sent a team to Germany and Austria on the invitation of Walter Bensemann . The tourists, as ex...
24.2.16

Corner Kicks

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A corner kick, Falkirk vs Queen's Park 1914 Most of the changes in the Laws of The Game in the 1860s and 70s concerned what happene...
9.7.15

Football publications of the 1860s

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The Laws of the Game Shortly after the Football Association formulated The Laws of the Game in 1863 t hey were published by John Lilly...
21.6.15

The Association Footballers' Union 1898- 1901

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Jack Bell (Everton) -  chairman of the AFU John Cameron (Everton)- president of the AFU Now look here, how would any man in bus...
11.6.15

William Pickford-Free Britons have queer ways of enjoying themselves

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William Pickford was 17 years old when he watched an Association game between    Blackburn District and Bolton. Formerly a Rugby enthusia...
8.5.15

The matches that shaped Association football- pre 1870

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The earliest games in our list of influential matches predate the establishment of the Association. Before 1863 there was no Association fo...
5.5.15

Sheffield FC and the Football Association, 1863

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Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle 05.12.63 The above is a letter from W. Chesterman, the Hon, Sec. of Sheffield Football C...
23.2.15

The FA Tour of Australia, 1925

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At the end of the 1924-25 season the Football Association sent a touring party to Australia under the leadership of Mr John Lewis, by ...