Ted Savage made a name for himself in third division Lincoln's ranks at the tender age of 17. The half-back played 100 matches for Lincoln from 1928-1931. Following the club just missing out on promotion to the Second Division he was sold to Liverpool in May 1931. Although primarily a half-back Savage made his first division debut as an inside-left when Liverpool faced Grimsby Town at Anfield on 26 September 1931 and scored twice in a 4-0 victory. He would never find the net for the club again in the 104 games that followed, but he did play in...
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"I think Rushie would be the first to admit that in training he just looked like an ordinary player. He didn't have the explosive pace, but all of a sudden, as soon as he got in the first team, he caught fire. He surprised everybody. He gained three or four yards of pace, his touch was great. His record speaks for itself, what a great player to be replaced by. I feel good about it. I would have felt worse if somebody had replaced me not as good. He wasn't the best of trainers, but a great, great, great player for Liverpool. A class act."
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