John Charles Clegg football referee stats

Bio

John Charles Clegg

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Sir Charles Clegg played for England against Scotland in the first ever international match (1872). He was the president of the FA and founder of Sheffield United. Clegg died in 1937.

There is much more about him and his brother William (who had also been a referee). Instead of me copying it all, I'd like you to take a look at the excellent Wikipedia page on him, or see here.

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Charles Cleg was a teettotaller and very religious. He was a strong opponent of professionalism in football. As president of Sheffield United he drove out players who made their living as publicans.

Statistics

Statistics for JOHN CHARLES CLEGG

Totals	Home	Away	Total
Penalties	0	0	0
Fouls	0	0	0
Yellow	0	0	0
YellowRed	0	0	0
Red	0	0	0

Averages	Home	Away	Total
Penalties	0	0	0
Fouls	0	0	0
Yellow	0	0	0
YellowRed	0	0	0
Red	0	0	0

Based on 2 international matches

Matches

MATCHES FOR JOHN CHARLES CLEGG

			Date	Score	Yellow	Red	Penalties	Fouls
British Championship
	England	Scotland	1893-04-01	5 - 2	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)
	Scotland	Wales	1888-03-10	5 - 1	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)	0 (0-0)