Wartime games he played in 1940-1941
| Date | Opponent | Competition | Goals scored | Match report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 August | Preston North End | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 05 October | Chester City | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 26 October | Stockport County | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 02 November | Stockport County | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 09 November | Manchester City | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 16 November | Bury | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 23 November | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 30 November | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 07 December | Tranmere Rovers | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 14 December | New Brighton | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 25 December | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 04 January | Everton | Lancashire S. Cup | 1 | View report |
| 11 January | Everton | Lancashire S. Cup | 0 | View report |
| 18 January | Oldham Athletic | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 08 February | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 15 February | Southport | League Cup - North | 0 | View report |
| 22 February | Southport | League Cup - North | 0 | View report |
| 01 March | Bury | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 08 March | Wrexham | North Regional League | 3 | View report |
| 15 March | Blackpool | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 22 March | Blackpool | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 12 April | Blackpool | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 26 April | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 03 May | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 17 May | Wrexham | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 31 May | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 07 June | Preston North End | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
Sir Bob quote
"Ruthless winner disguised by the wooly cardie and slippers of humility. And that's one of the things I miss nowadays mate, the dignity and humility of them auld fellas. I'm not just giving it the, ohh the good old days bit. There's really none of them people left, who'd seen proper hardships and rose above them. And at times, I honestly hate this, I want it and I want it now age that we live in. Bob Paisley, as was Shankly, was a symbol of an age and people that have sadly gone."
-Fat Scouser- (a member of RAWK forum)
