Bert Lipsham's guest appearances

Bert Lipsham

Achtung! Millwall Podcast

Brian Brown

Aaron Paul

Helen Nkwocha

Hakoah Vienna

Lee Burch

Charlie Hurley

Steve Sanders

Steve Turner

Dave Collins

John Lyons

Jimmy Webb

Paul Mitchell

Scott Carter

Wally Davis

James Hill

OwlTail

Bill Voisey

A new series in which Millwall fan and journalist Neil Fissler discusses two early Millwall Athletic pioneers - Bill Voisey and Bert Lipsham - with yours truly ...SHOW NOTESBill Voisey 1891-1962Right-half ‘Banger Voisey’Born on the Isle of DogsTenacious ball winner with a fierce shot Decorated in the RFA in Belgium DCM, MM &amp; CdeG BEngland Victory international v Wales 1919Scored Millwall’s first goal in the Football League 1920FA tour of South Africahttps://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/Bert Lipsham - 1878-1932 (Herbert Broughall Lipsham)Born in Chester - educated at the King’s School in Chester - founded by Henry VIIIWon the FA Cup with Sheffield United 1902England international v Wales 1902Football League v Irish LeagueSigned for the Lions in time for the start of 1910-11 (last games on the Isle of Dogs - played on the wing in the first game at Cold Blow Lane 0-1 v Brighton)Outside-Left - 85 apps - 13 goals.Millwall Player Manager 1910 - 13Then manager to 1918Richard Lindsay describes his appointment as being seen as ‘significant’ at the time.‘A quiet, unassuming and well-behaved young man, he was famous for his hard-hit crosses, which produced a lot of goals for his central strikers. ‘His first game as Millwall Manager was a 0-3 loss to Clapton Orient in the Dubonnet Cup, played in Paris 1910As a manager Lipsham steered Millwall away from Southern League relegation to 8th position 1911-12, then 6th 1912-13.Made some important signings as manager, inc full back Jack Fort and goalscorer Wally Davis.He managed the club during the difficult years of the First World War, playing in the London Combination.Served briefly post-war at Millwall ‘in an advisory capacity’, before leaving for West Norwood, Northfleet then on to Canada where he became involved in the development of football. He had no luck across the ocean and lost a hand in a timber-yard accident, before dying in a train crash 1932.He also had a tobacconist shop at 142 Bramall Lane.Lipsham was a member of the first management committee of the PFA.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A new series in which Millwall fan and journalist Neil Fissler discusses two early Millwall Athletic pioneers - Bill Voisey and Bert Lipsham - with yours truly ...SHOW NOTESBill Voisey 1891-1962Right-half ‘Banger Voisey’Born on the Isle of DogsTenacious ball winner with a fierce shot Decorated in the RFA in Belgium DCM, MM &amp; CdeG BEngland Victory international v Wales 1919Scored Millwall’s first goal in the Football League 1920FA tour of South Africa<a href="https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/</a> Bert Lipsham - 1878-1932 (Herbert Broughall Lipsham)Born in Chester - educated at the King’s School in Chester - founded by Henry VIIIWon the FA Cup with Sheffield United 1902England international v Wales 1902Football League v Irish LeagueSigned for the Lions in time for the start of 1910-11 (last games on the Isle of Dogs - played on the wing in the first game at Cold Blow Lane 0-1 v Brighton)Outside-Left - 85 apps - 13 goals.Millwall Player Manager 1910 - 13Then manager to 1918Richard Lindsay describes his appointment as being seen as ‘significant’ at the time.‘A quiet, unassuming and well-behaved young man, he was famous for his hard-hit crosses, which produced a lot of goals for his central strikers. ‘His first game as Millwall Manager was a 0-3 loss to Clapton Orient in the Dubonnet Cup, played in Paris 1910As a manager Lipsham steered Millwall away from Southern League relegation to 8th position 1911-12, then 6th 1912-13.Made some important signings as manager, inc full back Jack Fort and goalscorer Wally Davis.He managed the club during the difficult years of the First World War, playing in the London Combination.Served briefly post-war at Millwall ‘in an advisory capacity’, before leaving for West Norwood, Northfleet then on to Canada where he became involved in the development of football. He had no luck across the ocean and lost a hand in a timber-yard accident, before dying in a train crash 1932.He also had a tobacconist shop at 142 Bramall Lane.Lipsham was a member of the first management committee of the PFA. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Achtung! Millwall History - Bill Voisey and Bert Lipsham

A new series in which Millwall fan and journalist Neil Fissler discusses two early Millwall Athletic pioneers - Bill Voisey and Bert Lipsham - with yours truly ...SHOW NOTESBill Voisey 1891-1962Right-half ‘Banger Voisey’Born on the Isle of DogsTenacious ball winner with a fierce shot Decorated in the RFA in Belgium DCM, MM &amp; CdeG BEngland Victory international v Wales 1919Scored Millwall’s first goal in the Football League 1920FA tour of South Africahttps://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/Bert Lipsham - 1878-1932 (Herbert Broughall Lipsham)Born in Chester - educated at the King’s School in Chester - founded by Henry VIIIWon the FA Cup with Sheffield United 1902England international v Wales 1902Football League v Irish LeagueSigned for the Lions in time for the start of 1910-11 (last games on the Isle of Dogs - played on the wing in the first game at Cold Blow Lane 0-1 v Brighton)Outside-Left - 85 apps - 13 goals.Millwall Player Manager 1910 - 13Then manager to 1918Richard Lindsay describes his appointment as being seen as ‘significant’ at the time.‘A quiet, unassuming and well-behaved young man, he was famous for his hard-hit crosses, which produced a lot of goals for his central strikers. ‘His first game as Millwall Manager was a 0-3 loss to Clapton Orient in the Dubonnet Cup, played in Paris 1910As a manager Lipsham steered Millwall away from Southern League relegation to 8th position 1911-12, then 6th 1912-13.Made some important signings as manager, inc full back Jack Fort and goalscorer Wally Davis.He managed the club during the difficult years of the First World War, playing in the London Combination.Served briefly post-war at Millwall ‘in an advisory capacity’, before leaving for West Norwood, Northfleet then on to Canada where he became involved in the development of football. He had no luck across the ocean and lost a hand in a timber-yard accident, before dying in a train crash 1932.He also had a tobacconist shop at 142 Bramall Lane.Lipsham was a member of the first management committee of the PFA.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new series in which Millwall fan and journalist Neil Fissler discusses two early Millwall Athletic pioneers - Bill Voisey and Bert Lipsham - with yours truly ... SHOW NOTES Bill Voisey 1891-1962Right-half ‘Banger Voisey’Born on the Isle of DogsTenacious ball winner with a fierce shot  Decorated in the RFA in Belgium DCM, MM &amp; CdeG BEngland Victory international v Wales 1919Scored Millwall’s first goal in the Football League 1920FA tour of South Africa <a href="https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/bill-voisey-the-millwall-footballer-from-cubitt-town/</a> Bert Lipsham - 1878-1932 (Herbert Broughall Lipsham)Born in Chester - educated at the King’s School in Chester - founded by Henry VIIIWon the FA Cup with Sheffield United 1902England international v Wales 1902Football League v Irish League Signed for the Lions in time for the start of 1910-11 (last games on the Isle of Dogs - played on the wing in the first game at Cold Blow Lane 0-1 v Brighton) Outside-Left - 85 apps - 13 goals. Millwall Player Manager 1910 - 13Then manager to 1918Richard Lindsay describes his appointment as being seen as ‘significant’ at the time. ‘A quiet, unassuming and well-behaved young man, he was famous for his hard-hit crosses, which produced a lot of goals for his central strikers. ‘ His first game as Millwall Manager was a 0-3 loss to Clapton Orient in the Dubonnet Cup, played in Paris 1910 As a manager Lipsham steered Millwall away from Southern League relegation to 8th position 1911-12, then 6th 1912-13. Made some important signings as manager, inc full back Jack Fort and goalscorer Wally Davis. He managed the club during the difficult years of the First World War, playing in the London Combination. Served briefly post-war at Millwall ‘in an advisory capacity’, before leaving for West Norwood, Northfleet then on to Canada where he became involved in the development of football. He had no luck across the ocean and lost a hand in a timber-yard accident, before dying in a train crash 1932. He also had a tobacconist shop at 142 Bramall Lane.Lipsham was a member of the first management committee of the PFA.See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.