1935-36 Liverpool FC Roster

The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 13-17-12 - 38 points
Finishing 19th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
1935-36 Liverpool FC Statistics

Liverpool FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1935-36 season with a record of 13 wins, 12 draws and 17 losses for 38 points finishing nineteenth in TFL1.

Liverpool scored 60 goals and surrendered 64. Fred Howe netted 17 goals for the team, while Gordon Hodgson, Lance Carr, Berry Nieuwenhuys and Vic Wright each contributed five or more, too.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Jack BalmerFFebruary 6, 1916Liverpool, England
Ernest BlenkinsopDApril 20, 1902Cudworth/Yorkshire, England
Tiny BradshawMFebruary 7, 1904Bishopton, Scotland
John BrowningJanuary 27, 1915Alexandria, Scotland
Matt BusbyM, FMay 26, 1909Orbiston, Scotland
Lance CarrFebruary 18, 1910Johannesburg, South Africa
James CollinsJanuary 30, 1911London, England
Tommy CooperDApril 9, 1904Stoke-on-Trent, England
Benjamin DabbsDApril 17, 1909Oakengates, England
Bob GlasseyAugust 13, 1914Chester-le-Street, England
Alf HansonFJuly 27, 1912Bootle, England
Jim HarleyFebruary 21, 1917Methil, Fife Scotland
Billy HartillFJuly 18, 1905Wolverhampton, England
Gordon HodgsonFApril 16, 19046'2"Johannesburg, South Africa
Fred HoweFSeptember 24, 1912Bredbury, England
Tommy JohnsonFAugust 19, 19015'10"Dalton-in-Furness, England
Stanley KaneGApril 17, 19125'11"Workington, England
Norman LowDApril 23, 1914Aberdeen, Scotland
James McDougallM, FJanuary 23, 1904Port Glasgow, Scotland
Berry NieuwenhuysFNovember 5, 1911Boksburg, South Africa
Arthur RileyGDecember 26, 1903Boksburg, South Africa
Syd RobertsFBootle, England
Fred RogersDApril 17, 1910Frodsham, England
Ted SavageLouth, England
John ShieldMApril 10, 1915South Shields, England
Harry TaylorStoke-on-Trent, England
Phil TaylorSeptember 18, 1917Bristol, England
Vic WrightFJanuary 24, 1909Bloxwich, England


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