1923-24 Everton FC Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 18-11-13 - 49 points
Finishing 7th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
1923-24 Everton FC StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 18-11-13 - 49 points
Finishing 7th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
Everton FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1923-24 season with a record of 18 wins, 13 draws and 11 losses for 49 points finishing seventh in TFL1.
The team scored 62 goals and surrendered 53. Wilf Chadwick netted 28 goals for the squad, while Jack Cock, Sam Chedgzoy and Bobby Irvine each contributed five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Brown | M | May 10, 1897 | Cambuslang, Scotland | ||
| Wilf Chadwick | October 7, 1900 | 5'10" | 161 | Bury, England | |
| Sam Chedgzoy | F | January 27, 1889 | 5'9" | Ellesmere Port, England | |
| Jack Cock | F | November 14, 1893 | 5'11" | Hayle, England | |
| Tommy Fern | G | , England | |||
| Fred Forbes | F | August 5, 1894 | 5'7" | Leith, Scotland | |
| Alfred Harland | G | November 26, 1897 | Cookstown, Northern Ireland | ||
| George Harrison | F | July 18, 1892 | 5'7" | Church Gresley, England | |
| Hunter Hart | M, D | March 11, 1897 | Glasgow, Scotland | ||
| Bobby Irvine | F | April 29, 1900 | Lisburn, Northern Ireland | ||
| Jack Kendall | G | October 9, 1905 | 5'11" | Broughton, England | |
| Doug Livingstone | February 25, 1898 | Alexandria, Scotland | |||
| Neil McBain | D | November 15, 1895 | 5'8" | Campbeltown, Scotland | |
| Jock McDonald | D | March 11, 1893 | 5'10" | Dykehead, Scotland | |
| Frank Parry | F | June 14, 1898 | 5'7" | Aigburth, England | |
| Joe Peacock | M | March 15, 1897 | Wigan, England | ||
| David Raitt | D | December 7, 1894 | Buckhaven, Scotland | ||
| Davy Reid | May 2, 1896 | 5'9" | Kilmarnock, Scotland | ||
| Alex Troup | May 4, 1895 | 5'6" | Forfar, Scotland | ||
| William Williams | F | November 16, 1892 | Salford, England |
