Peter Kyle

Forward · Liverpool 1899–1900

Peter Kyle

Personal

Born
21 December 1878
Place of birth
Cadder, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Died
19 January 1957
Other clubs
Linton Villa, Glasgow Parkhead (1896-98), Clyde (1898-99), Leicester Fosse (1900-01 / 1904), Wellingborough Town (1901 / 1902), West Ham (1901), Kettering (1901-02), Aberdeen (1902-03), Cowdenbeath (1903), Hearts (1903-04), Port Glasgow Athletic (1904), Partick Thistle (1904-05), Royal Albert (1905 / 1909 / 1910-11), Tottenham (1905-06), Arsenal (1906-08), Aston Villa (1908), Sheffield United (1908-09), Watford (1909-10), Raith Rovers

At Liverpool

Signed from
Clyde
Joined
1 May 1899
Transfer fee
£100
Last appearance
1 February 1900
Left the club
9 May 1900

Liverpool career

5 Appearances
0 Goals
  • League 4 apps · 0 goals
  • Win ratio 20% — W 1 · D 0 · L 4
  • Assists not recorded before 1945–46

Player profile

Forward Kyle was selected in four of the first five League matches of the 1899/00 season, but lost his place to John Walker and didn't figure for the club again, except for one further appearance in the FA Cup replay with Stoke City at Anfield on 1 February 1900. Kyle was a much-travelled player who stayed usually for a short while at each place as he was beset with disciplinary problems, more than once thrown out of a club after a dispute with a teammate. His brief stay at Watford ended because of “utterly disgraceful and demoralising conduct," according to the West Herts Post. Kyle's most prolific spell came at first division Arsenal from 1906-1908 where he scored 23 goals in 60 appearances.

Appearances per season

Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
1899-1900 4 1 0 0 0 5
Totals 4 1 0 0 0 5

A more detailed look at the player's appearances

Apps Mins Opponent
5 450 All opponents
2 180 Stoke City
1 90 Blackburn Rovers
1 90 Sunderland
1 90 West Bromwich Albion
Total Venue
2 Home
3 Away
Total Competition
4 League
1 FA Cup
Total W D L Win% Manager
5 1 0 4 20.0% Tom Watson