List of Sheffield United F.C. players

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Bill 'Fatty' Foulke, United's international goalkeeper famous for his huge size, who played over 350 times for the club. Foulke-sufc.jpg
Bill 'Fatty' Foulke, United's international goalkeeper famous for his huge size, who played over 350 times for the club.

Sheffield United Football Club is an English professional football club who play at Bramall Lane in Sheffield. They were formed in 1889 and played their first competitive match in October of that year, when they entered the first qualifying round of the FA Cup. Since then more than 1,000 players have made a competitive first-team appearance for the club, of whom almost 200 players have made at least 100 appearances (including substitute appearances); those players are listed here.

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Overview

Defender and at times captain Joe Shaw remains the club's record appearance maker, playing over 700 games for the club between 1944 and 1966. [2] The only other players who have made over 600 appearances for The Blades are Shaw's teammate and England goalkeeper Alan Hodgkinson, [3] and forward Alan Woodward who played from 1964 to 1978. [4] United's leading goalscorer is 'Young' Harry Johnson (his similarly named father had also played for the club) who remains the only player to have scored over 200 times for The Blades during his fifteen-year tenure from 1916 to 1931. [5]

The first player to play 100 competitive games for the club was the team's first goal keeper Charlie Howlett, [6] whilst the most recent player to achieve the feat is striker Chris Porter who reached that milestone in March 2014. [7] Of the current squad Ryan Flynn, [8] and Neill Collins [9] feature on this list.

Explanation of list

Midfielder Nick Montgomery made almost 400 appearances for United during a twelve-year spell. Cropped Nick Montgomery SUFC Jon Candy Owned Image.png
Midfielder Nick Montgomery made almost 400 appearances for United during a twelve-year spell.

Players are listed in alphabetical order of their surname. Appearances, substitute appearances and goals are included but wartime matches and friendlies are excluded. Further information on competitions/seasons which are regarded as eligible for appearance stats are provided below (dependent on the years at which the player was at the club), and if any data is not available for any of these competitions an appropriate note should be added to the table.

Appearances

Games included in the stats include appearances in:

Over 50% of Canadian striker Paul Peschisolido's appearances came as a substitute. Peschisolido, Paul.jpg
Over 50% of Canadian striker Paul Peschisolido's appearances came as a substitute.

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Key

List of players

As of 1 August 2014
List of Sheffield United F.C. players with at least 100 appearances
NameNationalityPositionSheffield United
career
StartsSubsTotalGoalsRef
Appearances
Colin Addison Flag of England.svg  England FW 1967–1971110211226 [27]
Tony Agana Flag of England.svg  England FW 1988–19911391515452 [28]
Jack Alderson Flag of England.svg  England GK 1925–192813701370 [29]
Len Allchurch Flag of England.svg  England MF 1961–1965146014637 [30]
Jack Almond Flag of England.svg  England FW 1896–1901125012521 [31]
Chris Armstrong Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 2003–200884211056 [32]
Kevin Arnott Flag of England.svg  England MF 1982–1987151215315 [33]
Len Badger Flag of England.svg  England DF 1962–197654125438 [34]
Chris Basham Flag of England.svg  England DF 2014-Present3472537214
Bobby Barclay Flag of England.svg  England MF 1931–1937256025672 [12]
Frank Barlow Flag of England.svg  England MF 1965–197213771443 [35]
David Barnes Flag of England.svg  England DF 1989–199410701071 [35]
Harold Barton Flag of England.svg  England MF 1934–1943214021447 [36]
Paul Beesley Flag of England.svg  England DF 1990–199518691959 [37]
Walter Bennett Flag of England.svg  England FW 1896–1905234023470 [38]
Bob Benson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1905–1913285028521 [39]
Alan Birchenall Flag of England.svg  England FW 1964–1967123112437 [40]
Len Birks Flag of England.svg  England DF 1924–193122002200 [40]
Joe Bolton Flag of England.svg  England DF 1983–198613001306 [41]
Bob Booker Flag of England.svg  England MF 1988–19911092213113 [42]
Peter Boyle Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland DF 1898–189418701871 [43]
Tommy Boyle Flag of England.svg  England MF 1922–1928137013740 [44]
Carl Bradshaw Flag of England.svg  England MF 1989–19941482717513 [45]
Bill Brelsford Flag of England.svg  England DF 1909–192229902991 [46]
Leigh Bromby Flag of England.svg  England DF 2004–2008
2009
126141407 [47]
Harold Brook Flag of England.svg  England FW 1940–19542570257101 [48]
Arthur Brown Flag of England.svg  England FW 1902–19081870187114 [49]
Jim Brown Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland GK 1974–197820302030 [50]
Michael Brown Flag of England.svg  England MF 1999–2003168617235 [51]
Ian Bryson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 1988–19931772320044 [52]
Ted Burgin Flag of England.svg  England GK 1949–195731403140 [53]
John Burridge Flag of England.svg  England GK 1984–198712501250 [54]
Bob Cain Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 1891–189822002203 [55]
Steve Charles Flag of England.svg  England FW 1980–19841441215614 [56]
Cec Coldwell Flag of England.svg  England DF 1952–196647714752 [57]
Colin Collindridge Flag of England.svg  England FW 1939–1952155015559 [58]
Neill Collins Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 2006 (loan)
2011–2016
16821709 [9]
Eddie Colquhoun Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 1968–1978430343323 [59]
Steve Conroy Flag of England.svg  England GK 1974–198413531380 [60]
Bill Cook Flag of England.svg  England DF 1912–192732403240 [61]
Albert Cox Flag of England.svg  England DF 1935–195230203026 [62]
Richard Cresswell Flag of England.svg  England FW 2009–20131033814130 [13]
Tony Currie Flag of England.svg  England FW 1968–1976377137868 [63]
Brian Deane Flag of England.svg  England FW 1988–1993
1997–1998
2006
2705275119 [64]
Bill Dearden Flag of England.svg  England FW 1970–1975204721172 [65]
Paul Devlin Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW 1998–20021412816929 [66]
Jock Dodds Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW 1934–19392030203130 [67]
Michael Doyle Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland MF 2011–2015175131889 [68]
Jimmy Dunne Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland FW 1926–19331900190167 [14]
Keith Eddy Flag of England.svg  England MF 1972–1976134213621 [69]
Keith Edwards Flag of England.svg  England FW 1976–1978
1981–1986
29318311170 [70]
Ched Evans Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW 2009–2012862711348 [15]
Robert Evans Flag of England.svg  England MF 1908–1918218021839 [71]
Stan Fazackerley Flag of England.svg  England FW 1913–1920119011947 [72]
John Flynn Flag of England.svg  England DF 1969–1978226723410 [73]
Ryan Flynn Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 2011–2016982312113 [8]
Bobby Ford Flag of England.svg  England MF 1997–2002164231877 [74]
William Foulke Flag of England.svg  England GK 1894–190535203520 [1]
Colin Franks Flag of England.svg  England MF 1973–19791701218210 [75]
Fred Furniss Flag of England.svg  England DF 1941–1955320032015 [76]
Kevin Gage Flag of England.svg  England DF 1991–1995124171417 [77]
John Gannon Flag of England.svg  England MF 1989–1996196132098 [78]
Paul Garner Flag of England.svg  England MF 1975–1984297430111 [79]
Derek Geary Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland DF 2004–2010111141251 [80]
Sidney Gibson Flag of England.svg  England FW 1928–1932118011829 [81]
Keith Gillespie Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland MF 2005–200962411034 [82]
Billy Gillespie Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland FW 1911–19315070507142 [16]
Harry Gooney Flag of England.svg  England MF 1930–193514801482 [83]
Harold Gough Flag of England.svg  England GK 1913–192426502650 [84]
George Green Flag of England.svg  England DF 1923–193443804380 [85]
Jimmy Hagan Flag of England.svg  England FW 1938–19574070407151 [86]
Harry Hammond Flag of England.svg  England FW 1891–1897170017069 [87]
Gary Hamson Flag of England.svg  England MF 1976–197912311249 [88]
Wally Hardinge Flag of England.svg  England MF 1907–1913154015446 [89]
Barry Hartle Flag of England.svg  England FW 1960–1966117011721 [90]
Bob Hatton Flag of England.svg  England FW 1980–1982114411843 [91]
Derek Hawksworth Flag of England.svg  England FW 1950–19582860286103 [92]
George Hedley Flag of England.svg  England FW 1898–1903155015539 [93]
Ted Hemsley Flag of England.svg  England DF 1968–1977294129510 [94]
Billy Hendry Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 1891–189512101213 [17]
Colin Hill Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland MF 1989–19929681041 [95]
Harry Hitchen Flag of England.svg  England DF 1948–1953172017215 [96]
Glyn Hodges Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales MF 1991–19961343717122 [97]
Alan Hodgkinson Flag of England.svg  England GK 1954–197167406740 [3]
Billy Hodgson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 1957–1963183018337 [98]
David Holdsworth Flag of England.svg  England DF 1996–199911801187 [99]
Jimmy Holmes Flag of England.svg  England DF 1931–193614601461 [100]
Harry Hooper Flag of England.svg  England DF 1930–1946300030012 [101]
Stewart Houston Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 1980–198312111221 [102]
Rab Howell Flag of England.svg  England DF 1890–1908240024011 [103]
Charlie Howlett Flag of England.svg  England GK 1889–189411201120 [6]
Jamie Hoyland Flag of England.svg  England MF 1990–199490221129 [104]
Tommy Hoyland Flag of England.svg  England DF 1949–1961209020918 [104]
Phil Jagielka Flag of England.svg  England MF 1999–20072642328722 [18]
Harry Johnson Jr. Flag of England.svg  England FW 1916–19313510351252 [5]
Howard Johnson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1951–195710701071 [105]
Tom Johnson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1930–194121202120 [106]
Harry Johnson Snr. Flag of England.svg  England DF 1895–190827502757 [107]
George Jones Flag of England.svg  England MF 1936–1951157015741 [108]
Mick Jones Flag of England.svg  England FW 1963–1967172017276 [109]
Pyotr Kachura Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus FW 1996–2000635812123 [110]
Alan Kelly, Jr. Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland GK 1992–199925232550 [111]
Paddy Kenny Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland GK 2002–201032303230 [112]
Tony Kenworthy Flag of England.svg  England MF 1976–1986350735739 [113]
Keith Kettleborough Flag of England.svg  England FW 1960–1966183018324 [114]
Matthew Kilgallon Flag of England.svg  England DF 2007–201012221244 [115]
Seth King Flag of England.svg  England DF 1939–194211501150 [116]
Joseph Kitchen Flag of England.svg  England FW 1908–1920
1920–1921
271027111 [117]
Rob Kozluk Flag of England.svg  England DF 1999–2007
2010–2011
219272463 [118]
John Lang Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland FW 1903–1909105010513 [119]
Harry Latham Flag of England.svg  England DF 1940–195322402241 [120]
Joe Lievesley Flag of England.svg  England GK 1904–191228802880 [121]
Bert Lipsham Flag of England.svg  England MF 1900–1908259025934 [122]
John MacPhail Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland DF 1979–198316901698 [123]
Harry Maguire Flag of England.svg  England DF 2011–2014165116612 [124]
Ken Mallender Flag of England.svg  England DF 1962–196816921713 [125]
Cliff Mason Flag of England.svg  England DF 1955–196211801182 [126]
John Matthews Flag of England.svg  England MF 1978–1983121512718 [127]
Vincent Matthews Flag of England.svg  England MF 1927–193114101413 [128]
Reg Matthewson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1962–196717331765 [129]
David Mercer Flag of England.svg  England MF 1920–1928250025022 [130]
Ernest Milton Flag of England.svg  England DF 1917–192622802284 [131]
Nick Montgomery Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 2000–20123198039911 [10]
Chris Morgan Flag of England.svg  England DF 2003–2012275728216 [132]
Colin Morris Flag of England.svg  England FW 1982–1988280728784 [133]
David Munks Flag of England.svg  England DF 1964–196912451292 [134]
Shaun Murphy Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia DF 1999–2003181118212 [135]
Peter Ndlovu Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe FW 2001–20041302415529 [136]
Ernest Needham Flag of England.svg  England DF 1891–1910544054465 [19]
Roger Nilsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF 1993–1999177131900 [20]
Bert Oswald Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF 1930–1934115011524 [137]
Bernard Oxley Flag of England.svg  England FW 1928–1934129012914 [138]
Doc Pace Flag of England.svg  England FW 1957–19653010301175 [21]
Rob Page Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales DF 2001–200412711281 [21]
Harry Pantling Flag of England.svg  England DF 1915–192625502551 [139]
Bert Partridge Flag of England.svg  England DF 1923–1929103010322 [140]
Paul Peschisolido Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada FW 2001 (loan)
2001–2004
455710224 [11]
Jack Pickering Flag of England.svg  England MF 1927–19483980398119 [141]
Martin Pike Flag of England.svg  England DF 1986–198916041646 [142]
Chris Porter Flag of England.svg  England FW 2011–2015664711323 [7]
David Powell Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales DF 1968–197110001002 [143]
Fred Priest Flag of England.svg  England MF 1896–1905248024886 [144]
Alan Quinn Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland MF 2004–2007852410911 [145]
Stephen Quinn Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland MF 2005–20122201923922 [22]
Gil Reece Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW 1965–19722251624167 [146]
Brian Richardson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1955–196533603369 [147]
Alf Ringstead Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland FW 1950–19592710271109 [148]
Paul Rogers Flag of England.svg  England MF 1992–1995166613911 [149]
Billy Russell Flag of England.svg  England MF 1957–1963175017573 [150]
Geoff Salmons Flag of England.svg  England MF 1966–1974
1977
2071221310 [151]
Tommy Sampy Flag of England.svg  England MF 1921–1934383038333 [152]
Lee Sandford Flag of England.svg  England DF 1996–2002173121855 [153]
Billy Sharp Flag of England.svg  England FW 2004–2005
2007–2010
2015–2023
26792359129 [154]
Bernard Shaw Flag of England.svg  England DF 1963–196916111623 [155]
Graham Shaw Flag of England.svg  England DF 1952–1967497049715 [156]
Joe Shaw Flag of England.svg  England DF 1945–196671307138 [2]
Jimmy Simmons Flag of England.svg  England FW 1909–1920223022349 [157]
Steve Simonsen Flag of England.svg  England GK 2010–201210621080 [158]
Ron Simpson Flag of England.svg  England MF 1958–1964239023947 [159]
Brian Smith Flag of England.svg  England DF 1984–198910361090 [160]
Jack Smith Flag of England.svg  England GK 1931–195039403940 [161]
Mick Speight Flag of England.svg  England MF 1971–19802231824117 [162]
Albert Sturgess Flag of England.svg  England DF 1908–192338203825 [23]
Gerry Summers Flag of England.svg  England DF 1957–196430503057 [163]
Gareth Taylor Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW 1996–1998703510527 [24]
Harry Thickett Flag of England.svg  England DF 1891
1893–1904
31003101 [164]
Dennis Thompson Flag of England.svg  England MF 1941–1951108010824 [165]
Percy Thorpe Flag of England.svg  England DF 1930–1933114011424 [166]
Les Tibbott Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales MF 1979–198110031033 [167]
Michael Tonge Flag of England.svg  England MF 2001–20082693330224 [168]
Simon Tracey Flag of England.svg  England GK 1988–200238033830 [169]
Mike Trusson Flag of England.svg  England MF 1980–1983155115632 [170]
Fred Tunstall Flag of England.svg  England FW 1920–19324910491135 [25]
George Utley Flag of England.svg  England MF 1913–192212201229 [26]
Barry Wagstaff Flag of England.svg  England MF 1964–1969126121385 [171]
Tony Wagstaff Flag of England.svg  England FW 1961–1969164316423 [171]
Mitch Ward Flag of England.svg  England MF 1989–19971572518216 [172]
Arthur Watson Flag of England.svg  England MF 1890–1896127012743 [173]
Jimmy Waugh Flag of England.svg  England DF 1921–192614301433 [173]
Keith Waugh Flag of England.svg  England GK 1981–198412101210 [174]
Danny Webber Flag of England.svg  England FW 2005–2009804512525 [175]
Dane Whitehouse Flag of England.svg  England MF 1988–19972463224651 [176]
Michael Whitham Flag of England.svg  England DF 1890–189716001601 [177]
Chris Wilder Flag of England.svg  England DF 1986–1992
1998
12391321 [178]
Bernard Wilkinson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1900–1913397039714 [179]
Charlie Wilkinson Flag of England.svg  England DF 1933–193813301330 [180]
Bertie Williams Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales FW 1932–1937125012518 [181]
Curtis Woodhouse Flag of England.svg  England MF 1997–2001107151226 [182]
Alan Woodward Flag of England.svg  England FW 1964–19786400640193 [4]
Enda Stevens Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland DF 2017–20232009
John Egan Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland DF 2018-Present1968
David McGoldrick Flag of Ireland.svg  Republic of Ireland FW 2018-202213630

Club captains

DatesCaptain
1889–1890 Flag of England.svg Jack Hudson
1890–1892 Flag of England.svg George Groves
1892–1894 Flag of Scotland.svg Billy Hendry
1894–1914Unknown
1914–1916 Flag of England.svg George Utley
1916–1992Unknown
1992–1996 Flag of England.svg Brian Gayle
1996–2001Unknown
2001–2002 Flag of England.svg Keith Curle
2002–2004 Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Rob Page
2004–2005Unknown
2005–2012 Flag of England.svg Chris Morgan
2012–2015 Flag of Ireland.svg Michael Doyle
2015– Flag of England.svg Billy Sharp

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