295 Bainbridge (I. R.) Mr. E. Green thought he had a poor 1st Half Tranmere R. 289 and a very good 2nd Half was still of the opinion that he would not do for the 1st Div. Mr. J. C. Sharp liked him, although he had faults, and thought he would be useful if the price was not excessive. Massey (R. B.) Mr. E. Green thought he was very crude played Buy Res somewhat like a novice could not recommend him. Managers Report Mr. Britton reported an the 1st & 2nd team games v Liverpool & Liverpool Res. Hold was in bed with fast poisoning & Fielding had stomach trouble. McIntosh & Catterick were now fit, and Lello was back home. Leyland's hand was now out of plaster. Bainbridge had a good game from an attacking point of view, but did nothing defensively against poor opposition. He was 5' 9" & 11½ stone, and thought his price would be in the region £12,000 to £15,000. Agreed that Messrs W. C. Gibbins & N. W. Coffey see him an Saturday next & Bradford. A. Letter from Evergreen F. C. re Sutherland was read and it was agreed to send them a cheque for £25. The possibility of obtaining promising players from Dundalk & other Eire Clubs was mentioned and it was re-affirmed that the Manager had a free hand. Reported that the price required for Pritchard (L. B.) Wolves was £15,000, and although both Bolton & Leicester had offered this figure the player would not go. Mr. Horace Williams did not think he would do us