Goals

SeasonLeagueFATotal
Grand totals21513228
1939-1940000
1945-1946011
1946-1947718
1947-194810111
1948-1949819
1949-195017219
1950-195115015
1951-195219019
1952-195313013
1953-1954707
1954-195530131
1955-195627532
1956-195721021
1957-195822123
1958-195914014
1959-1960505
1960-1961000
 

Split by opponents

TotalTeam name
1Cardiff
5Bristol City
3Hull City
8Sheff Utd
4Scunthorpe
13Middlesbrough
6Derby
2Swansea
1Brighton
9Stoke
4Portsmouth
10Sunderland
3Aston Villa
5Lincoln City
1Leyton Orient
7Huddersfield
5Ipswich
2Bristol Rovers
6Charlton
3Man Utd
5Rotherham United
3Leeds United
1Luton
3Newcastle
4Bury
1Walsall
4Preston
6Chelsea
1Blackpool
3Man City
12Blackburn
5West Ham
7Nottm For
3Everton
2Wolves
3Bolton
5Leicester
3WBA
3Burnley
4Arsenal
5Birmingham
13Fulham
4Sheff Wed
6Tottenham
3Port Vale
1Northampton
2Doncaster
5Barnsley
6Grimsby Town
4Notts County
1Chester
2Accrington Stanley
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King Billy quote
"LIDDELL was there at centre forward again to crack home another canon round in the 17th minute. This time the goalkeeper was not within close proximity and the net caught another flood blooded shot. This time the referee took a close inspection of the net as it appeared to be ripped off the hooks behind the bar."

From Liverpool Echo's match report on Tottenham – Liverpool on 1st December 1951

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