... had two thirds of the game against Preston North End. The odd third, however, was made a warm one for the Evertouian defence, and even the Liverpool enthusiasts cheered the magnificent efforts of the old invincibles. Sunderland did not do much against ...

... Bury will be no great shakes, but every- body will be glad to hear that Preston Korth End promise to take a more prominent position than haa hitherto been thsir lot. The old Invincibles have M captured a number of good men, includ- ing Blessington (late ...

... Bury will be no great shakes, but everybody will be glad to hear that Preston North. End promise to take more prominent position than has hitherto been their lot. The old Invincibles have captured a number of good men, including Blessington (late of ...

... 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 ...

... about chasing the elusive Pimpernel. I met two from Preston, who had been watching the Hearts and Aberdeen second teams, and. right hefty were they in praise of the sport thev had seen. OEOPLE in Preston have had a surfeit of Scottish players till the people ...

... advised against playing him. * * Important guests of the Preston club Highbury will be Johnnie Goodall and Jack Gordon, two of the four survivors of the Old Invincibles team which won Preston the cup for the first and only time in 1889. ...

... biggest number of consecutive wins acnieved any period in a season. The best performances stand to the credit of Preston's Old Invincibles in the First Division in 1891-2, and Bristol City in the Second Division in 1905 6. Each club won 14 games in succession ...