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	  Percy 
	  Walters | 
	  
	  Old Carthusians FC
	  & Corinthians FC
 four captaincies, no goals
 
      
      P 4 W 3 D 
	  0 L 1 F 15: A 675% successful
 1886-90
 
	  full appearances:  
	  thirteenminutes as captain: 360
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      |  | Lieutenant  Percy Melmoth Walters | 
      
      | Birth | Wednesday, 30 September 1863 
      in Epsom Road, Ewell, Surrey | 
      
      |  | registered in 
	  Epsom September-December 1863. | 
    
      | Death | Saturday, 3 October 1936, 
	  at Crampshaw End in Ashtead, Surrey | 
      
      | aged 73 years 3 days | registered in 
	  Surrey MidEastern September-December 1936 | 
    
      | Source |               
	  
	   Douglas Lammings' An 
      English Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990] & | 
    
      | Playing Career | 
    
      | Club(s) | Attended Charterhouse School, and although he did not play 
	  football there, he did earn his blue with Oxford University AFC in 1885. 
	  Left the university to play with Old Carthusians AFC 1885-95; He did 
	  retire in 1893 for a short period, due to a fatal accident to his younger 
	  brother. At some point, also played for East Sheen FC and Epsom FC. | 
      
      | .jpg) Corinthians | 1886-90, 54 appearances | 
    
      | Club honours | FA 
	  Amateur Cup winners 1894-95; | 
    
      | Individual honours | Surrey FA | 
    
      | Distinctions | Played one 
      cricket match for Oxford University against the MCC, May 1885; | 
      
      | Height/Weight | not known | 
    
      | Source | Douglas Lammings' An English 
      Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990]. | 
    
      | Captain Career | 
      
      | Captain number | The 14th 
	  player to captain England. | 
    
      | Player number | One of 
      five who became the 115th players 
	  (116) to appear 
      for England. | 
    
      | Position(s) | Right-back, left-back | 
    
      | First captaincy | No. 26, 13 March 1886, Ireland 1 England 6, 
	  British Championship match at Ulster 
        Cricket Ground, Ballynafeigh Park, Belfast, aged 22 years 
      164 days. | 
    
      | Last captaincy 4 years 3 days
 | No. 38, 15 March 
	  1890, 
	  Wales 1 England 3, 
	  a British Championship match at The Racecourse, Mold Road, Wrexham, aged 26 years 166 days. | 
    
      | Major tournaments | British 
	  Championship 1885-86, 1888-89, 1889-90; | 
    
      | Team honours | British 
      Championship shared 1885-86, 1889-90; | 
      
      | Individual honours | The South (five appearances, 1ᶜ January 1885-January 1890) | 
    
      | Distinctions | Brother of Arthur Walters; |