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
"Words are not nearly enough to describe his achievements and character. An unassuming legend. If Shanks was the genius visionary, the Da Vinci of LFC, then Sir Bob was the inspirational sculptor, the Michelangelo."
-Rossi para sempre- (a member of RAWK forum)
