Linfield Football Club is in mourning this week-end over the death of Billy Wilson, a member of the Blues’ iconic seven-trophy team of 1961-62. Portadown man Billy was a stalwart player and, after he retired from Irish League football in the late 1960s, he remained a fervent supporter of the club travelling from his Portadown home to Windsor Park by train...
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Billy Wilson, a cherished member of the seven trophy-winning team, who passed away this morning. Billy was one of the last surviving members of Linfield’s legendary seven-trophy team from the 1961/62 season. Only Hubert Barr, Isaac Andrews, and Bobby Irvine now remain from that...
We can today confirm Keri Halliday has departed the club to join Scottish Women’s Premiership side Hearts on a permanent deal. Keri went on to make 85 appearances in Blue scoring 53 times. Everyone at the club would like to wish Keri every success for her future career and a massive thank you for her...
A spirited Linfield performance in Dublin last night ensured it’ll be all to play for when the Blues meet Shelbourne in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League Q1 tie at Windsor Park next Wednesday, with Shels taking a slender 1-0 lead thanks to Ademipo Odubeko’s second half strike. 20 years on from the...
UPDATE: Linfield have been informed that it’s normal practice for away fans to be held back for 15 minutes after the full time whistle. Information for Linfield FC supporters arriving by car When travelling down the M1, keep going straight for the city ensuring you stay left at the entrance to the Port Tunnel and...
A snapshot from inside the camp ahead of our UEFA Champions League tie with Shelbourne at Tolka Park.
Final training session ahead of tomorrow night’s Champions League match at Tolka Park against Shelbourne FC.
David Healy speaks to Linfield TV from Tolka Park ahead of tomorrow night’s UEFA Champions League clash against Shelbourne FC.