... GRIMSDELL- ie fatal, for you will be left t ons ,. with your opponent away The second is perhaps hardlt a the action of the Deli-nook teat tanecus tackle is riot because too far away. The half-Wok thee must off, making his opponent pause and all his defence ...

... GRIMSDELL. match, wherever it is played and We what the conditions may be. That it good team* peter out just es the Matins to he within their grasp. There have been Second Divides during the present season who have lc playing such football th t them he ...

... GRIMSDELL. ay ARTHUR LWAYS a much-di.mPsed per,innage, the referee is more in Ow limelight Arthur has answered hun than et er it deeds of letters from players on ()mute pretiime.l that the change the offside of the game, training. and kindred role w. ...

... GRIMSDELL. better than most promoted clubs. bury, promoted two seasons before that near the bottom, and one may p aos. again. Of course. there have been es•mples of th reverse order. There was toy ~ e n club, To: teithain Hotspur, who won the Second Din ...

... GRIMSDELL. A►thu► Grimed'll will be glad to tactics and •-object., and is particula►ly anxieus assist amateurs of all grades. Queries should he addressed to turn c/o The kittens Editor, Westminster Gazette, 104, Shoe-lane, binder), E.C.4. ample fora sprint ...

... GRIMSDELL, THE GENERAL. OLD SPURS’ CAPTAIN COMES BACK “WITH A . BANG” INTO LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ...

... GRIMSDELL AS ENGLAND'S CENTRE. (By THE ONLOOKIEL) So far from showing any improvement last Saturday, London's League clubs went from had to worse, and Brentford stand out as the one winner among the eleven iu two consecutive full programmes. As different ...

... GRIMSDELL'S ADVICE, Our other London clube in this competition are having a poor time, The Orient wiil not get much profit out of their two games with Swindon, and when they go to Plymouth few indeed wil] expect anything but a defeat for them. Still, ...

... ARTHUR GRIMSDELL The Claoton Orient Football Club announce that a complete reorganization of the affairs of the club has been made, the most important change being the appointment, as secretary-manger, of Arthur Grimsdell, the famous international half-back ...

... GRIMSDELL'S BURST. Whatever danger the Arsenal threatened during this half invariably came from their left, where Dr. Paterson played effectively, but he was badly supported. Five minutes after the change over, llrimsdell, with one of his typical bursts ...

... By ARTHUR GRIMSDELL. WHEN the results of laet Saturday's Cup-ties we r.• known a friend asked me, How many :: ,, cots are there in these winning teams of London and the South! He himself was a Scot, and we have to admit that in the past his countrymen ...

... GRIMSDELL’S MESSAGE. Mr. made referenre the departure of Clay and i Used up player-coach wi'h Northffleet hut as yet there no definite news 01 OrimsdelVs future. It can be stated, however, that the former captain of the team baa received several manMertal ...