... last dozen years, and there is now no team that can walk on the field with the same assurance ol winning did the old invincibles —Preston North End. Most of the player* will tip during the aTl( * though full early yet several will be put into training ...

... decree that I be there to hear his caustic remarks. The Corinthians are enamoured with the refereeing of Fred Kirkham, of Preston, who is to officiate at Dens Park on Saturday, and think him one of the best referees they have seen. In his dnv Mr Kirkham ...

... point. Six the nineteen goals reoorded were obtained by Liverpool against Preston Nortn End, and apart from the fact that Peter M. Bride was unable fill the breach for the old Invincible®, it is evident that the League Champions have reform. . Several tie ...

... Invincibles. One the three goals scored by Preston North End in their match with Bristol City at was the result of Cattle, the visitors' back, pntting through his own goal; but, nevertheless, the Old Invincibles were the smarter team, and well deserved ...

... his transfer Blackburn notwithstanding. Preston North End did their goal average a good turn by the manner in which they accounted for Bristol City Deepdale. The match gave further proof that the old Invincibles possess serviceable left winger in G. H ...

... equalised the scores. Preston's Change of Fortune. Preston North End was numbered among the slain, Sunderland winning by t.he odd coal in three at and thus atoning for its reverse the same venae the early part of the season. Preston had to take the field ...

... the only Lancashire teams be beaten. is pleaMng to note that Preston North End has experienced a turn Dame Port Tine's wheal, and is hoped number revolutions are in for the old Invincibles before the fickle lade her hand. Manchester's New Centre. Manchester ...

... Geordie Drummond, the famous old Preston North End player, who has officiated as trainer to the Preston and Burnley clubs, has been appointed trainer to the Falkirk Club. Drummond was the last of the old Invincibles to cease playing th© game. He belonged ...

... when'their men went; stale over the Cup ties. The old Invincibles stand their bc,=t : chance of getting back from whence they once came. There .is still the call for first-class football in Preston, and their period of repentance in the lower house ...

... course, keen interest all over. the English Second League Preston North End are well on the road to promotion, and Burnley stand the best chance among the others of accomj panying the old invincibles to the select ! circle. ...

... points advant-, The English League. The most remarkable feature of the English League present the wonderful forni| I shown by Preston North End. i • They are making heroic struggle to avoid returning to the Second Division of the League, out though their own ...

... have been decidedly enter-jthe best equipped team they have had since prising of late, and Mr. Frank the days of the Old Invincibles. . . Richards showed real initiative when he Biuy Meredith and ' succeeded n inducing ex-Lieutenant W. M h Ci _H. Harvey ...