Joe McQue:  Defender in club 1892 - 1898
 
 Joe McQue:  Defender
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 Date of Birth: Feb 1870
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 With the Reds: 1892-1898
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 Bought from: Celtic
 Signed for LFC: ЈN/A 1892
 Debut: 3rd September 1892 v Higher Walton (H) Lancashire league win 8-0, 2 goals (Aged 22)
 Debut goal: 03.09.1892
 1st team league games:  103
 1st team league goals:  10
 Total 1st team games:  146
 Total 1st team goals:  14
 Contract expiry: 1898
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 Former clubs:  Pollokshields (amateur), Celtic, Third Lanark
 Birth Place: Glasgow, Scotland
 Honours:  2 Division Second Championships 93/94, 95/96, 1 Lancashire League Championship 92/93
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  Total LFC and other club games/goals

League FA Cup FL Cup Europe Other Total
Seasons App Gls  App Gls App Gls App Gls App Gls App Gls
1892-93 2 22 2 24 2
1893-94 26 2 3 1 1 30 3
1894-95 29 1 3 32 1
1895-96 26 5 2 4 32 5
1896-97 8 1 9
1897-98 14 2 5 1 19 3
Total 103 10 16 2 27 2 146 14

  A more detailed look at the player's appearances

  Total   Competition
  103    League
  18   Lancashire League
  16   FA Cup
  5   Test Match
  4   Lancashire Cup

  Career Milestones for Joe McQue:

  Appearances in all competitions

Date Against Result Venue Competition
1 03.09.1892   Higher Walton 8-0   Anfield Other
50 28.03.1894   Northwich Vict. 3-2   The Drill Field League
100 14.12.1895   Darwen 4-0   Barley Bank League

  Goals in all competitions

Date Min Against Result Venue Competition
1 03.09.1892 0   Higher Walton 8-0   Anfield Other

  Update: 01.03.2007

  PROFILE

  One of the 13 Scottish players signed by Liverpool's first manager John McKenna, centre half McQue was recruited from Celtic in 1892 and scored twice in the club's first ever competitive match an 8-0 drubbing of Higher Walton in the Lancashire League watched by an attendance of just 200 on September 3 1892.

  He was a dominant defender with a taste for attack and also had the distinction of finding the net on Liverpool's Football League debut, a 2-0 away win over Middlesbrough Ironopolis in the Second Division on September 2 1893.

  McQue was a rock of the side that ended the club's inaugural League season as champions of their division. He missed only two games and also scored their final goal of that campaign, against Burslem Port Vale. Liverpool were unbeaten in their 28 games before winning a test match for promotion against Newton Heath, later to become Manchester United.

  They drew their first two matches in the top flight to set a 31-game unbeaten League record, which lasted until Leeds broke it in 1969. However, Liverpool suffered relegation at the end of that campaign, only to storm back as Second Division champions again a year later with McQue in brilliant form, scoring five times in his 26 outings. That same season of 1895-96 he was granted a testimonial match and ended his Anfield career two years later after 122 senior appearances which brought him a dozen goals.
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