A player from our history
Edgar Chadwick
Chadwick spent the autumn of his career at Liverpool, after a sensational period at Everton from 1888-1899. He signed for the Blues before the inaugural Football League season of 1888/89 and played 300 games and scored 110 goals. His highlight was winning the League Championship in 1891. The 5ft. 6in. (167 cm.) left-winger was called "King of the dribblers and master of the ball" by Victor Hall in the Liverpool Echo in the 1920s. "To see Edgar Chadwick in play was to realise for the first time what the art of 'dribbling' really meant," he…
- Birthdate: 14 June 1869
- Birthplace: Blackburn, England
- Other clubs: Blackburn Olympic (1886-87), Blackburn Rovers (1887-88), Everton (1888-99), Burnley (1899-1900), Southampton (1900-02), Blackpool (1904-05), Glossop (1905-06), Darwen (1906-08); Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool (wartime guest)
- Date of death: 14 February 1942
- Bought from: Free transfer
- Signed for LFC: 04.05.1902
- Liverpool debut: 06.09.1902
- Last appearance: 06.02.1904
- Debut goal: 01.11.1902
- Last goal: 04.04.1903
- Contract expiry: 20 May 1904
- LFC league games/goals: 43 / 7
- Total LFC games/goals: 45 / 7
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This Season
Premier League
Anfield | Saturday 05 Oct 2019
| Liverpool | Leicester City | |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | - | 1 |
The last ...
- Game was against
- Leicester City on Saturday, 05 Oct 2019
- Goal was scored by
- James Milner against Leicester City on Saturday, 05 Oct 2019
- Own goal was scored by
- Joël Matip against Bayern Munich on Wednesday, 13 Mar 2019
- Sending off was
- James Milner against Crystal Palace on Saturday, 19 Jan 2019
- Penalty goal was
- James Milner against Leicester City on Saturday, 05 Oct 2019
- Missed penalty was
- Sadio Mané against Red Star Belgrade on Wednesday, 24 Oct 2018
- Home win was against
- Leicester City on Saturday, 05 Oct 2019
- Home draw was against
- Bayern Munich on Tuesday, 19 Feb 2019
- Home defeat was against
- Chelsea on Wednesday, 26 Sep 2018
- Away win was against
- Sheffield United on Saturday, 28 Sep 2019
- Away draw was against
- Chelsea on Wednesday, 14 Aug 2019
- Away defeat was against
- Napoli on Tuesday, 17 Sep 2019
- Five games
Few facts from our database
- Liverpool FC has scored 9887 goals in 5698 competitive matches registered at LFChistory..
- 196 of those goals are own goals and 516 came from the penalty spot.
- 453 players have scored a goal for Liverpool FC.
- 420 players have scored a league goal for Liverpool FC.
- Liverpool has scored 1.7 goals on average in each game.
- 754 players have played in competitive matches for Liverpool FC since 1892.
- 14725 players have played against Liverpool FC since the 1893-1894 season.
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