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Daniel Cunliffe was a forward who made 14 First Division appearances for Liverpool during the 1897-98 season.

He scored five times in those matches, including a couple against Stoke at Anfield on October 9, 1897. Numerous changes were made to the club's forward-line during that season and Cunliffe only featured in three of the games played during the second-half of the season. He also played in four FA Cup ties for Liverpool, scoring the winner in their 2-1 second round replay with Newton Heath in the middle of February 1898.

Cunliffe is a well-known name in Portsmouth's history. He joined Pompey before their first season, 1899-1900, and seemed to be doing well as he was chosen to represent England vs Ireland in his only international in March 1900. He moved back north for the 1900-1901 season and then returned to Portsmouth where his career flourished. Cunliffe played a total of 284 matches for Portsmouth and scored 157 goals. 

Other Clubs:
Little Lever, Middleton Borough, Oldham County, New Brighton Tower, Portsmouth, New Brighton Tower (2), Portsmouth (2), New Brompton, Millwall Athletic, Heywood, Rochdale