Singleton: Harry Bertram (Harry)

1905-1907 (Leeds City Player Details)

Outside Left

Born: Prescot, Lancashire: 03-09-1877

Debut: v Bradford City (a): 02-09-1905

5’9” 12st 3lb (1905)

Singleton started his career with Second Division Stockport County in the 1899-1900 season making just one League appearance. He joined First Division Bury in 1900 but failed to make the first team and moved to First Division Everton in 1901 and made three League appearances. 1902 saw him join First Division Grimsby Town and he scored twice in eighteen League games and also played in two F.A. Cup ties before leaving for Non-League New Brompton in May 1903. His next club was Southern League Queen's Park Rangers in 1904, before returning to the Football League with newly elected Second Division Leeds City in June 1905. He played in City’s first-ever League game at Outside Left at Valley Parade in September 1905. He only missed one game in the entire season and held his position until the arrival of Tom Wilson in December 1906. He scored seven goals in forty-five League games and also played in six F.A. Cup ties. He retired in 1907. He died in Macclesfield on 5th July 1947.