Frank Englefield

Frank Englefield (August 1878 – 1945) was an English professional footballer who played for Southampton in the late 1890s, generally at outside-left although his only Southern League appearance came at left-half.

Football career Englefield was born in Southampton and played his youth football for the Freemantle Mission before joining the Freemantle club.

In May 1898, he moved across the town to join Southampton who had just been crowned as Southern League champions for the second successive year. He initially played in the reserves, including two appearances in the United League, which led to him being selected to play for the Hampshire County F.A. against Dorset in March 1899. and, with England international Alf Milward becoming the established left-winger, Englefield returned to the reserves. the Hampshire and England cricketer, who also played football for Southampton, making one first-team appearance as an emergency goalkeeper in December 1907.