- Birthdate: 1871
- Birthplace: Aigburth Vale, Liverpool, England
- Date of death: 1920
- Other clubs: Aigburth Vale (1893-94), Chester City, Liverpool Casuals
- Bought from: Amateur
- Signed for LFC: 16.08.1893
- Liverpool debut: 03.03.1894
- Last appearance: 06.10.1894
- Debut goal: 03.03.1894
- Last goal: 03.03.1894
- Contract expiry: 1895
- Win ratio: 50% W:1 D:1 L:0
- Games/goals ratio: 1
- League games / goals: 2 / 2
- Total games / goals: 2 / 2
Player Profile
Worgan was in Liverpool's reserves in the club's first-ever season, 1892/93. He was an amateur player so he could play for whoever he wanted as long as he remained an amateur. He played for Aigburth Vale in the early parts of the 1893/94 season before signing league forms and scoring two goals on his Liverpool debut at home to Burton Swifts on 3 March 1894. Worgan only made one additional first-team appearance for Liverpool in a home first division clash with Sheffield United on 6 October 1894 after which he was said "much too light; but beyond that when he gets over his nervousness and becomes more used to to the speed of First League matches he will prove a fairly good emergency man." Albert's brother, Alfred, was a goalkeeper for Liverpool Casuals at the turn of the century. Albert went on to become a director of Liverpool FC up until his death in 1920.
Appearances per season
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Apps |
Minutes |
Opponent |
1 |
90 |
Sheffield United |
1 |
90 |
Burton Swifts |
Goals per season
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Milestone Appearances
# |
Date |
Against |
Stadium |
Competition |
1 |
03.03.1894 |
Burton Swifts |
Anfield |
League |
Milestone Goals
# |
Minute |
Date |
Against |
Stadium |
Competition |
1 |
0 |
03.03.1894 |
Burton Swifts |
Anfield |
League |
Related Quotes
"Worgan has one great drawback against his inclusion in the team, he is much too light; but beyond that when he gets over his nervousness and becomes more used to to the speed of First League matches he will prove a fairly good emergency man."
Criticism on Worgan's second and final game for Liverpool on 6th October 1894