1938-39 Liverpool FC Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 14-14-14 - 42 points
Finishing 11th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
1938-39 Liverpool FC StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 14-14-14 - 42 points
Finishing 11th in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
Liverpool FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1938-39 season with a record of 14 wins, 14 draws and 14 losses for 42 points finishing eleventh in TFL1.
Liverpool scored 62 goals and surrendered 63. Berry Nieuwenhuys netted 14 goals for the squad, while Jack Balmer tallied five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Balmer | F | February 6, 1916 | Liverpool, England | ||
| John Browning | January 27, 1915 | Alexandria, Scotland | |||
| Matt Busby | M, F | May 26, 1909 | Orbiston, Scotland | ||
| Tom Bush | February 22, 1914 | Hodnet, England | |||
| Tommy Cooper | D | April 9, 1904 | Stoke-on-Trent, England | ||
| Harry Eastham | June 30, 1917 | Blackpool, England | |||
| Willie Fagan | F | February 20, 1917 | Musselburgh, Midlothian Scotland | ||
| Matthew Fitzsimmons | M | December 10, 1913 | Liverpool, England | ||
| Jim Harley | February 21, 1917 | Methil, Fife Scotland | |||
| Ronnie Jones | F | June 18, 1914 | Mold, Wales | ||
| Dirk Kemp | G | October 15, 1913 | Cape Town, South Africa | ||
| Bill Kinghorn | F | February 27, 1912 | Strathblane, Scotland | ||
| Jimmy McInnes | M | February 17, 1912 | Ayr, Scotland | ||
| Berry Nieuwenhuys | F | November 5, 1911 | Boksburg, South Africa | ||
| George Paterson | F | December 19, 1916 | Aberdeen, Scotland | ||
| Keith Peters | D | July 19, 1915 | Port Sunlight, England | ||
| Barney Ramsden | D | November 8, 1917 | Sheffield, England | ||
| Arthur Riley | G | December 26, 1903 | Boksburg, South Africa | ||
| Fred Rogers | D | April 17, 1910 | Frodsham, England | ||
| John Shafto | F | November 8, 1918 | Humshaugh, England | ||
| Phil Taylor | September 18, 1917 | Bristol, England | |||
| Harman van den Berg | March 21, 1918 | Cape Town, South Africa |
