In the period from 1876 to the end of the 1936-37 season Wales played 163 full internationals. Thus means that including 2 substitute appearances, 1795 caps were awarded.
138 clubs were represented: 87 English clubs, 44 Welsh clubs, 6 Scottish and 1 (Northern) Irish.
Club
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Wrexham (Wrexham
Olympic)
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209 **
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Cardiff City
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91
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Druids
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80 (83)*
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Chirk
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70
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Manchester United (Newton Heath)
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66
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Manchester City (Ardwick)
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65
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Bolton Wanderers
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62**
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Swansea Town
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57
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Liverpool, Wolverhampton Wanderers
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47
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Stoke (City)
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44
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Tottenham Hotspur
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42
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Bangor City
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39
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Everton, Oswestry
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35
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West Bromwich Albion
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33
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Nottingham Forest
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32
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Aston Villa, Preston North End
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25
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Newtown, Ruthin
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Derby County
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24
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(Woolwich) Arsenal, Plymouth Argyle
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22
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Sheffield United
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19
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Aberystwyth Town
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18
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Chester City
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17
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Crewe Alexandra, Middlesbrough, Oswestry United
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15
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Northampton Town, Oldham Athletic
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14
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Notts County, Shrewsbury Town
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13
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Birmingham City (Small Heath),
Blackburn Rovers, Brentford
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12
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Newport County
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Oxford University
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Corinthian FC, Leicester City (Fosse)
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11
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Coventry City, Sunderland
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10
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Bootle
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9
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Brighton and Hove Albion
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8
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Berwyn Rangers
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Clapton Orient
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Grimsby Town, Millwall (Athletic)
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Rhyl
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The Wednesday
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Hibernian
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Crystal Palace, Rotherham United, West Ham United
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7
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Aberdare Athletic
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6
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Chelsea
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Corwen
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Derby School
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Motherwell
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Northwich Victoria
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Portsmouth, St Thomas’ Hospital (London), Southend United
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Charlton Athletic
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5
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East Stirlingshire
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Llanelly Town
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Merthyr Town
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Oswestry White
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Stars, Reading
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Cambridge University
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4
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Cardiff
Corinthians
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London Welsh
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Llangollen
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Port Vale, Shrewsbury Engineers, Swifts, Tranmere Rovers
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Barmouth
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Burton Swifts
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3
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Builth
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Lincoln City
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Llandrindod Wells
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New Brighton Tower
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Oswestry Town, Shropshire
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Wanderers
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Swansea FC
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Welshpool
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Walsall
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Wrexham Civil
Service
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Blackpool, Bradford City
Bradford Park Avenue, Bristol City
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2
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Brymbo Institute,
Colwyn Bay, Llanduno, Newtown Excelsior
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Rhos
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Queens Park
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South Liverpool , Watford
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Aberaman
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Barnsley
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1
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Brecon
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Bristol Rovers
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Burton United
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Carnarvon Athletic
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Clapton ,
Crusaders, Fulham, Glossop
North End, Hereford Town
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Heart of Midlothian
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Huddersfield Town, Leeds City
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Leyton
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Linfield
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Llanberis
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Llandudno
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Swifts, Lovell’s
Athletic, Mold
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Newtown White
Stars
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Nelson, Newcastle United
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Parkgrove Glasgow
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Presteigne ,
Rhosllanerchrugog
Rhostyllen Victoria, Ruabon
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Shrewsbury Town, Southampton, St Helens Recreation, Swindon Town
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Treharris
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Wellingborough Grammar School
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Wynnstay
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The Secretary of
the Football Association of Wales***
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* 3 players are listed as Druids and Shropshire Wanderers.
** Including 1 substitute
*** Alexander Hunter played against Ireland in 1887 - he was Secretary of the FAW and not affiliated to any club.
Grenville Morris-Aberystwyth Town, Swindon Town, Nottingham Forest- 21 caps
Charlie Morris - Derby County-27 caps
Billy Lot Jones- Manchester City- 20 caps
Ted Vizard- Bolton Wanderers -22 caps