Woodward vs Scotland

Vivian Woodward played 23 'full' internationals for England, scoring 28 goals.
This match, played on April 4th, 1903 was his third. Woodward put England ahead in the 10th minute, scoring from close range following a corner.
Scotland won thanks to second half goals from Finlay Speedie and Bobby Walker scored within the space of 2 minutes.

Sam Wadsworth

Always play fair; be always ready to congratulate your conqueror and you’ll never be sorry for it. I’ve always played fair and tried to play fair.

Sam Wadsworth survived the 1914-18 war but suffered from 'Shell Shock' .
Released by Blackburn Rovers on his return from Military Service he joined Huddersfield Town, with whom he won 3 League Championships and an FA Cup. He also represented England 9 times (4 as captain).
He later enjoyed success as a manager in The Netherlands.

England: Clubs with most internationals 1872-1937

Up to the summer of 1937 England played 211 international matches featuring 639 players.

The leading clubs in terms of providing England internationals were:

	Players	Caps
Aston Villa	40	161
Blackburn Rovers	33	136
Everton	29	101
The Wednesday/ Sheffield Wednesday	28	137
Sheffield United	27	72
West Bromwich Albion	24	85
Derby County	23	129

Arthur Digger Brown

Howard Vaughton

Brown and Vaughton both made their international debuts in the 13-0 win over Ireland on February 18th 1882. Brown scored 4 and Vaughton 5.

Billy Walker

Here are the Aston Villa players who represented England during this period.
It's worth noting that John Reynolds also represented Ireland. Andrew Ducat also represented England at cricket.

	Year (s)	Caps
·         Arthur Brown	1882	3
·         Howard Vaughton	1882-84	5
·         Oliver Whateley	1883	2
·         Dennis Hodgetts	1888-94	6
·         Albert Allen	1888	1
·         Charles Athersmith	1892-1900	12
·         John Devey	1892-94	2
·         John Reynolds	1894-97	5
·         Stephen Smith	1895	1
·         James Crabtree	1896-1902	11
·         George Wheldon	1897-98	4
·         Howard Spencer	1897-1905	6
·         Albert Wilkes	1901-02	5
·         William George	1902	3
·         William Garratty	1903	1
·         Joseph Bache	1903-11	7
·         William Brawn	1904	2
·         Alec Leake	1904-05	5
·         Albert Hall	1910	1
·         Harry Hampton	1913-14	4
·         Charles Wallace	1913-20	3
·         Sam Hardy	1913-20	7
·         Frank Barson	1920	1
·         Andrew Ducat	1920	3
·         Billy Walker	1920-32	18
·         Thomas Smart	1921-29	5
·         Billy Kirton	1921	1
·         Frank A Moss	1921-24	5
·         Richard York	1922-26	2
·         Thomas Mort	1924-26	3
·         George Blackburn	1924	1
·         Arthur Dorrell	1924-25	4
·         Benjamin Olney	1928	2
·         Eric Houghton	1930-32	7
·         Joe Tate	1931-32	3
·         Pongo Waring	1931-32	5
·         George Brown	1932	1
·         Joseph Beresford	1934	1
·         Thomas Gardner	1934-35	2
·         Ronald Starling	1937	1

Bob Crompton - England

Right back Bob Crompton  played 41 matches for England (1902-14) , he was captain in 22 of these games. The previous appearance record was 23 (Steve Bloomer), and Crompton's record stood from 1909-1952.

He also represented The Football League 17 times

In 1907 the imperious looking Crompton was measured at 5' 10½" and  13st. 10lbs.(1.79m, 87kg).
He was a British Home Championship winner in 1903-04, 1908-09, 1910-11 & 1912-13.

Here is a breakdown of his record:

Overall

P	W	D	L
41	27	8	6

vs. Wales

P	W	D	L
12	9	3	0

vs. Ireland

P	W	D	L
10	8	0	2

vs. Scotland

P	W	D	L
12	3	5	4

vs. Austria

P	W	D	L
3	3	0	0

vs. Hungary

P	W	D	L
3	3	0	0

vs. Bohemia

P	W	D	L
1	1	0	0