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Liverpool Ramblers is an English amateur football club based in Merseyside, Liverpool. The club is affiliated to the Lancashire County Football Association. The team do not compete in any leagues and only play friendly games. ==History== The club was formed in 1882, and was the first side from Liverpool to enter the FA Cup. The club was involved in helping John Brodie, pioneer the use of goal nets.〔("Ramblers celebrate long and rich history" ) at ''Liverpool Daily Post'', 27 March 2007〕 The club entered the FA cup 3 times between 1882 and 1884 with their best finish seeing them reach the second round of the competition in the 1882-83 competition. The Ramblers played its first game ever in 1882. Club's secretary Percy Bateson approached a neighbouring soccer club, Bootle Wanderers, who allowed the match to be played on their home ground at nearby Sandfield Place. It was here that the two sides eventually, took to the field. The Ramblers line up was as follows, J Jacob; E M Pilkington, P C Morris; E Heald and G W Turner; H A Cursham, E Baxter, H Baxter, J F Bateson, G Smith, and T Williamson.〔("The Ramblers of Liverpool: The history of the oldest Amateur Soccer Club on Merseyside.", by Tony Onslow )〕 After trying to settle down at Liverpool Cricket Club, the Ramblers switched headquarters to the old Crosby Cricket Club and Hightown, establishing then in Crosby's Moor Lane, which their members have all helped to pay for. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Liverpool Ramblers F.C.」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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