Didn't Liverpool RLFC become Huyton RLFC in the 60's?
I remember my team Salford RLFC playing Huyton in the 60's. I started going to Salford's ground (The Willows) as a young kid mid 60's just as Salford's renaissance started under chairman Brian Snape. We started buying some quality players, and I was one of the 13000 packed into The Willows in 67 when new glamour signing David Watkins made his debut after his world record signing from Newport RU. What a night, it was brilliant with Dai Watkins scoring a length of the field try against Oldham. He became and still remains to this day my favourite player, a real star and legend of both codes. Late 60's/early 70's we were the glamour club with all the money and signed some brilliant players though the trophies won didn't match the expenditure unfortunately. We were the team everyone wanted to beat. I used to go home and away in those days, and I can tell you it was pretty rough going to some of those Yorkshire grounds back in the 70's, hooliganism wasn't the sole domain of football back then. Ran for my life in Featherstone, got battered in Castleford, etc.
I recall back then that if you played rugby union and then played league then you were blackballed from the union game, a pariah. Union trialists would often turn out under the name A.N.Other.
A stroll down to the Willows was only 10 minutes so used to go all the time, but once they moved to the AJ Bell the other side of the M60, and a pain in the arse to get to, a few years back I packed it all in. Still watch it on the TV if it's on the BBC as I don't pay for Sky Sports anymore. The modern game is a bit too formulaic these days, normally 4 or 5 drives followed by a kick. It's too predictable and governed by game plans in my opinion, I hanker for the good old days of biff and bash from the 70's