Alex Leake
international
['north melbourne kangaroos', 'salford', 'eastbourne borough', 'fajr sepasi', 'fremantle football club', 'barangay ginebra san miguel', 'halifax rlfc', 'iraq national football team', 'cittadella', 'aj auxerre', 'fc dynamo moscow', 'turkey national team', 'feyenoord', 'fc tosno', 'brooklyn nets', 'winnipeg blue bombers', 'singapore national team', 'greek international', 'france national football team', 'port vale', 'minnesota twins', 'reading', 'saba qom', 'morocco national team', 'singapore', 'leeds united', 'bari', 'rapid wien', 'newcastle falcons', 'salford city reds', 'bristol', 'selangor fa', 'apia leichhardt tigers', 'fiorentina', 'kerkyra fc', 'chicago cubs', 'small heath', 'patriots', 'georgian national team', 'milwaukee brewers', 'albania national team', 'cincinnati reds', 'genk', 'maribor', 'liaoning', 'fc istiklol', 'marquense', 'steel azin', 'ural sverdlovsk', 'southampton', 'fc rostov', 'oakland raiders', 'st johnstone', 'lecce', 'edmonton oilers', 'north harbour', 'orlando pirates', 'piast gliwice', 'fc khimki', 'halmstads bk', 'schalke 04 ii', 'granada cf', 'sheffield wednesday', 'leeds', 'greenock morton', 'israel', 'wellington phoenix', 'darlington', 'houston rockets', 'wakefield trinity wildcats', 'bradford bulls', 'olympiakos', 'poland', 'edmonton eskimos', 'fai xi', 'jacksonville jaguars', 'london broncos', 'lekhwiya sc', 'bristol rovers', 'melchester rovers', 'rayo vallecano', 'west coast', 'monaco', 'oswestry town', 'italy national football team', 'pittsburgh penguins', 'thetford mines isothermic', 'omonia', 'kangaroos', 'mclaren', 'penafiel', 'belgian national team', 'scarborough', 'north melbourne football club', 'algerian national team', 'seattle sounders fc 2', 'moroccan national team', 'chicago stags', 'liverpool']
Sid Wharton
Sidney Emmanuel "Sid" Wharton (1876–1951) was an English professional footballer who played for Small Heath as a winger. He was a pacy winger with good ball-control who created chances and was always involved in the game. He made 167 appearances in all competitions for Small Heath. In 1900–01 he played for the Football League XI against the Irish League and was a member of an England XI in an unofficial international against a German XI, alongside clubmate Alex Leake. He later became a bookmaker.