Allan Clarke foi atacante do Leeds United nos anos 1970, autor do gol do título da FA Cup de 1972 e campeão inglês em 1973-74, com 10 gols em 19 jogos pela Inglaterra.
Allan Clarke
Allan Clarke was born in Willenhall, England, and became known by the nickname Sniffer for his ability to sniff out goals. He started at Walsall and played for Fulham and Leicester City before joining Leeds United in 1969 in a record transfer at the time. At Leeds under Don Revie, he was a crucial piece: he won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1971, scored a header for the FA Cup title goal in 1972 against Arsenal and was English champion in 1973-74. The club also lost the European Cup Winners' Cup final in 1973 and the European Cup final in 1975. For the England national team, he played 19 matches and scored 10 goals, including a penalty in the 1970 World Cup. He ended his career as a player and manager of Barnsley.