During the 19th century 7 Sheffield based clubs had players capped by England:
Reverend John Robert Blayney Owen
Jack Hunter - in the 7 internationals in which he played England won only once and conceded 31 goals! He went on to lead Blackburn Olympic to FA Cup victory, being largely responsible for the professional approach they took to the game.
Billy Mosforth-The Little Wonder, often described as England's first working class player (more on this matter in the near future) and the first player to represent both Wednesday and Sheffield United.
United's first international- Harry Lilley
Michael Whitham
Raby Howell- the first Roma to play for England.
England's most famous 1 cap wonder? Billy Foulke
The Wednesday
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Charles Clegg
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Forward
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1 cap
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1872
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William Clegg
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Half Back
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1 cap
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1873
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Billy Mosforth
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Outside Left
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5 caps
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1877-82
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Teddy Brayshaw
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Centre Half
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1 cap
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1887
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Billy Betts
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Centre Half
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1 cap
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1889
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Fred Spiksley
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Outside Left
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7 caps
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1893-98
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Tom Crawshaw
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Centre Half
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10 caps
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1895-1904
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Sheffield FC
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John Owen
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Forward
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1 cap
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1874
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John Hudson
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Half Back
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1 cap
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1883
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Owlerton
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William Carr
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Goalkeeper
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1 cap
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1875
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Heeley
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Jack Hunter
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Half Back
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7 caps
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1878-1882
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Sheffield Albion
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William Clegg
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Forward
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1 cap
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1879
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Billy Mosforth
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Outside Left
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4 caps
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1879-80
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Thursday Wanderers
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Thomas Heathcote
Sorby
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Forward
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1 cap
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1879
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Sheffield United
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Harry Lilley
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Left Back
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1 Cap
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1892
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Michael Whitham
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Right Back
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1 Cap
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1892
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Ernest Needham
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Half Back
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16 Caps
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1894-1902
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Raby Howell
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Right Half
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1 Cap
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1895
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Billy Foulke
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Goalkeeper
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1 Cap
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1897
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Tommy Morren
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Centre Half
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1 Cap
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1898
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Harry Thickett
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Right Back
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2 Caps
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1899
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