Title: Sport in Leicester
Content:  Stadium (formerly the Walkers Stadium), situated south of the city centre and near to the site of Filbert Street from which they relocated in 2002 after 111 years. Notable former managers include Jimmy Bloomfield, David Pleat, Brian Little, Claudio Ranieri, and Martin O'Neill. Notable former players include Gordon Banks (England's World Cup winning goalkeeper in 1966), Peter Shilton, Frank Worthington, Gary Lineker (the third highest goalscorer of all time for the England team with 48 goals between 1984 and 1992), Alan Smith, Emile Heskey, Neil Lennon, Riyad Mahrez, Danny Drinkwater, Robert Huth, Andy King, Simon Grayson, Harry Maguire, and N'Golo Kanté. Notable current players include Kasper Schmeichel, Wes Morgan, Jamie Vardy, Marc Albrighton, Christian Fuchs, James Maddison, Wilfred Ndidi, and Youri Tielemans.
Title: Andy Leaning
Content:  Following his retirement from playing, Leaning moved into specialist coaching and he became goalkeeping coach at Chesterfield, later having appointments at Scarborough and Barnsley. He holds UEFA 'A' licences in coaching and goalkeeping coaching. He worked as a coach for the York College Football Development Centre in 2006. He became goalkeeping coach at former club Sheffield United at the beginning of the 2002–03 season, before leaving the club in May 2010. Leaning was appointed goalkeeping coach at former club York City on a part-time basis on 8 July 2010. He departed the club a little under a year later on 16 June 2011 after the appointment of Paul Musselwhite as player-goalkeeping coach. He joined Leeds United as academy goalkeeping coach during 2012, and later coached the club's first team goalkeepers before leaving in July 2014. Leaning returned to York for a second spell as goalkeeping coach on 19 May 2015, working under manager Russ Wilcox. Jackie McNamara later became manager, and Leaning left the club on 8 December 2015. Some weeks later he was briefly employed as a goalkeeping coach at Port Vale.
Title: Les Chapman
Content:  Leslie Chapman (born 27 September 1948), commonly known as Les and sometimes as Chappy, is an English former football player and manager. As a player, he made 747 appearances in the Football League in a career that spanned 22 seasons, playing for Oldham Athletic (two spells), Huddersfield Town, Stockport County (two spells), Bradford City, Rochdale and Preston North End, and also spent a season in the North American Soccer League with the San Jose Earthquakes. As a manager, he took charge of Stockport County and Preston North End. After his spell in club management he became a long-standing kit manager for Manchester City before moving to his current role as a presenter and content producer for the club's media department. He also had a brief cameo in the song "Parklife" by Blur.
Title: Cheshire
Content:  Cheshire has been home to numerous athletes. Many Premier League footballers have relocated there over the years upon joining teams such as Manchester United FC, Manchester City FC, Everton FC, and Liverpool FC, which are all located nearby. These include Dean Ashton, Seth Johnson, Michael Owen, Jesse Lingard, and Wayne Rooney. The "Golden Triangle" is the collective name for a group of adjacent Cheshire villages where the amount of footballers, actors, and entrepreneurs moving in over the years led to the average house prices becoming some of the most expensive in the UK. Other local athletes include rock climber Shauna Coxsey (currently the most successful competitive climber in the UK), cricketer Ian Botham, 
Title: Park Mains High School
Content: Chris Aitken, former footballer, now assistant manager at East Kilbride FC ; Stephen Aitken, Former footballer, now manager at East Kilbride thistle ; Wendy Alexander, Former leader of the Scottish Labour Party ; Douglas Alexander, Former Labour Shadow Foreign Secretary ; Kenny Inglis, Composer & music producer ; Keith Lasley, Former footballer, now assistant manager at Motherwell FC ; Peter Leven, Former footballer, assistant manager at Kilmarnock FC ; Derek Lilley, Former footballer ; Kirsty Mitchell, actress and former Miss Scotland ; Brian O'Neil, former footballer ; Blair Spittal, Footballer at Partick Thistle ; Dougie Vipond, TV presenter & Deacon Blue drummer 
Title: Lancaster Cricket Club
Content:  Lancaster Cricket Club is an English cricket club sited near the River Lune in Lancaster. The club compete in the Northern League, with the 1st team being allocated a named professional for each season. Previous professionals include South African international wicket-keeper, Mark Boucher, Durham spinner Gareth Breese and West Indies international Laurie Williams. In 2017, the team finished bottom of the Northern League and dropped down into the Palace Shield Premier Division for the 2018 season. The symbol of the team is the Red Rose of Lancaster.
Title: Lancashire GAA
Content:  member of his local club Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone), before coming to Liverpool in 1997 to study law at John Moores. He was appointed Universities Co-ordinator and served as such from 1997 to 2005. He played football for them and won an All-Britain medal. He joined John Mitchels, playing football and serving as Vice-Chairman. In the year 2000 he moved to Manchester to continue his studies and joined St Lawrences. About the same time he became involved in the Lancashire County Board. He was County Fixtures Secretary in 2000, PRO in 2001, Minor Board Chairman in 2003, Assistant Secretary in 2005 and County Secretary in 2007. He 
Title: Andy Leaning
Content:  Andrew John Leaning (born 18 May 1963) is an English former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper, and has since been employed as a goalkeeping coach. Having started his career in the amateur game with York Railway Institute and Rowntree Mackintosh, he turned professional when he joined York City in 1985. From there Leaning went on to have spells at Sheffield United, Bristol City, Lincoln City, Dundee and Chesterfield, before retiring from playing in 2000. Over the course of his 15-year career in professional football he made 282 league and cup appearances. He was promoted with Bristol City after a second-place finish in the Third Division in 1989–90, and was named as Lincoln City's Player of the Year in 1995. Since 2000 he has been employed as goalkeeping coach at a number of his former clubs including York City, Sheffield United, and Chesterfield, as well as Leeds United.
Title: Leek, Staffordshire
Content:  Leek - 2015) portrait and landscape painter, his work is "modern traditional" figurative painting ; Basil Hayward (1928 in Leek – 1989) footballer and manager, played in 349 league games for Port Vale F.C., 1946 to 1957 ; Ken Coates (1930 in Leek – 2010) Labour Party Member of the European Parliament, 1989 to 1999 ; Roy Fowler (1934 in Leek – 2009) long-distance runner, nicknamed "Red Fox" due to his speed and his red hair ; Stuart Sharratt (born 1942 in Leek) former football goalkeeper, 152 appearances for Port Vale F.C. ; Tony Lacey (born 1944 in Leek) former 
Title: 2008–09 in English football
Content:  Hamilton, 48, former Leicester City, Mansfield Town and Rochdale midfielder who had to retire at age 24 following a heart attack, and later spent many years as youth team coach at Leicester City. ; 15 February 2009 – Don Leeson, 73, former Barnsley goalkeeper, who later became a policeman. ; 2 March 2009 – Andy Bowman, 74, former Chelsea and Newport County wing-half, who also played for Hearts in his native Scotland. ; 4 March 2009 – Harry Parkes, 89, former full-back who spent his entire 18-year career at Aston Villa, where he played almost 350 games. Called up by England in 1946, but 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The manager of Lakenheath railway station is a soccer player. In the past he played for Chesterfield FC. and Stockport County FC.
Answer: False