Bill Jones:  Defender in club 1945 - 1954
 
 Bill H Jones:  Defender
 Nickname:
 Date of Birth: 13/05/1921
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 With the Reds: 1945-1952
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 Bought from: Hayfield St Matthews
 Signed for LFC: Ј0 - September 1938
 Debut: 31st August 1946 v Sheffield United (A) D1 win 1-0 (Aged 25)
 Debut goal: 07.09.1946
 1st team league games: 256
 1st team league goals: 17
 Total 1st team games: 277
 Total 1st team goals: 17
 Total 1st team Wartime games: 16
 Total 1st team Wartime goals:  3
 Contract expiry: May 1954, transferred to Ellesmere Port Town, free
 International caps:  2 (2 as Liverpool) England
 International goals: 
 International debut: 14.05.1950 vs. Portugal
 Characteristics:
 Former clubs: Hayfield St Matthews (amateur); York City, Leeds United, Reading (all as wartime guest), Ellesmere Port Town (player/manager)
 Birth Place: Whaley Bridge, Derby, England
 Honours: 1 Division One Championships 46-47

  Runners up: 1 FA Cups 49/50
 Personal Honours:
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  Total LFC and other club games/goals

League FA Cup FL Cup Europe Total
Seasons App Gls   App Gls App Gls App Gls App. Gls
1946-47 26 2 6 32 2
1947-48 41 1 2 43 1
1948-49 38 4 42
1949-50 26 3 29
1950-51 38 4 1 39 4
1951-52 36 2 3 39 2
1952-53 26 2 1 27 2
1953-54 25 6 1 26 6
Total 256 17 21 277 17

  A more detailed look at the player's appearances

  Total   Competition
  256   League
  21   FA Cup

  Career Milestones for Bill Jones:

  Appearances in all competitions

Date Against Result Venue Competition
1 31.08.1946   Sheffield U 1-0   Bramall Lane League
50 29.11.1947   Manchester C 0-2   Maine Road League
100 08.01.1949   Nottingham F 2-2   City Ground FA
150 30.08.1950   Manchester U 0-1   Old Trafford League
200 27.10.1951   WBA 2-5   Anfield League
250 20.04.1953   Manchester U 1-3   Old Trafford League

  Goals in all competitions

Date Min Against Result Venue Competition
1 07.09.1946 24   Chelsea 7-4   Anfield League

  Total LFC Wartime games/goals

League
Seasons App Gls
1941-42 5 1
1942-43 5
1943-44 2
1945-46 4 2
Total 16 3

  Update: 29.01.2007

  PROFILE

  Grandfather of Rob Jones, Bill Jones is probably best remembered by Liverpool fans as the man who was preferred to Bob Paisley in the 1950 FA Cup Final, when the Reds lost 2-0 to Arsenal.

  He joined the Reds from Derbyshire side Hayfield St Mathews in 1938 and won a Military Medal during the allies crossing of the Rhine in World War Two.

  Jones was recognised as one of Liverpool's finest utility players and in the 1946-47 Championship season, played in five different positions - ranging from centre forward to full back and each time giving 100 per cent effort to the task.

  An England international who won his two caps in 1950 Jones was also highly regarded as a top-class cricketer. Indeed, it was believed he could have made the grade had he not opted to concentrate on his football.

  In the last game of the 1952/53 season he scored one of the two crucial goals that secured Liverpool's top flight status but was unable to save them from the drop the following year, after which he left to join Ellesmere Port Town as player/manager.

  He returned to work for the Reds as a scout in the 1960's and 1970's and was instrumental in the signing of many quality players during this time.

  Total LFC club games/goals for Reserves

Reserves
League LS Cup Total
Seasons App Gls App Gls App Gls
1949-50 20 1 20 1
Total 20 1 20 1

  Notes:

  Appearances and Goalscorers season 1949-50  (incomplete)

  ENGLAND

  1950 v Portugal, Belgium

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