1953-54 Liverpool FC Roster

The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 9-23-10 - 28 points
Finishing 22nd in TFL1
Location: Liverpool, England
1953-54 Liverpool FC Statistics

Liverpool FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1953-54 season with a record of 9 wins, 10 draws and 23 losses for 28 points finishing twenty-second in TFL1.

Liverpool netted 68 goals and conceded 97, most in the league. Sammy Smyth scored 13 goals for the team, while Billy Liddell, Eric Anderson, Bill Jones, John Evans and Louis Bimpson each tallied five or more, too.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Alan A'CourtFSeptember 30, 19345'8"148Rainhill, England
Eric AndersonMarch 12, 1931Manchester, England
Alan ArnellNovember 25, 1933Chichester, England
Charlie AshcroftGJuly 3, 1926Chorley, England
Kevin BaronJuly 19, 1926Preston, England
Louis BimpsonMay 14, 1929Rainford, England
Don CampbellOctober 19, 1932Bootle, England
Albert ChildsSeptember 25, 1930Liverpool, England
Russell CrossleyGJune 25, 1927Hebden Bridge, England
John EvansAugust 28, 1929Tilbury, England
Laurie HughesMarch 2, 19246'0"172Crosby, England
Brian JacksonApril 1, 1933Walton-on-Thames, England
Bill JonesMay 13, 1921Whaley Bridge, England
Harry JonesFMay 22, 1933Liverpool, England
Ray LambertJuly 18, 1922Bagillt, Wales
Billy LiddellFJanuary 10, 1922Townhill, Scotland
Frank LockDMarch 12, 1922Whitechapel, England
Joe MaloneyDJanuary 26, 1934Liverpool, England
Tommy McNultyDecember 30, 1929Salford, England
Ronnie MoranDFebruary 28, 1934Crosby, England
Bob PaisleyJanuary 23, 1919Hetton-le hole, England
Jimmy PayneMarch 10, 1926Liverpool, England
Tony RowleySeptember 19, 1929Porthcawl, Wales
Roy SaundersSeptember 4, 1930Salford, England
Jack SmithFDecember 21, 1927Birkenhead, England
Sammy SmythFFebruary 25, 19255'11"161Belfast, Northern Ireland
Eddie SpicerSeptember 20, 1922Liverpool, England
Phil TaylorSeptember 18, 1917Bristol, England
Geoff TwentymanJanuary 19, 1930Brampton, England
David UnderwoodGMarch 15, 1928London, England
Barry WilkinsonMJune 16, 1935Bishop Auckland, England


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