1947–48 Liverpool F.C. season

No.		Position	Player
		GK	Charlie Ashcroft
		GK	Ray Minshull
		GK	Cyril Sidlow
		DF	Jim Harley
		DF	Laurie Hughes
		DF	Bill Jones
		DF	Ray Lambert
		DF	Bob Paisley
		DF	Stan Palk
		DF	Bernard Ramsden (to March)
		DF	Eddie Spicer
		DF	Phil Taylor
		MF	Ken Brierley (from February)
		MF	Harry Eastham

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Billy Liddell
		MF	Doug McAvoy (from December)
		MF	Alex Muir
		MF	Jimmy Payne
		MF	Robert Priday
		MF	William Watkinson
		FW	Jack Balmer (captain)
		FW	Kevin Baron
		FW	Len Carney
		FW	Cyril Done
		FW	Willie Fagan
		FW	Les Shannon
		FW	Albert Stubbins

Changes

In

Pos	Player	From	Fee	Date
MF	Alex Muir	Lochghelly Violet		07-1947
MF	Doug McAvoy	Kilmarnock	£7,000	12-1947
MF	Ken Brierley	Oldham Athletic	£7,000	28-02-1948

Out

Pos	Player	To	Fee	Date
DF	George Kaye	Swindon Town		05-1947
DF	Bernard Ramsden	Sunderland		03-1948

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1947–48 Liverpool F.C. season

Contents

First-team squad

Changes

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