Question: Read the bio below and try to give details on sammy sharp 's: - death place - clubs - caps - position - years - death date - birth date - fullname - name - birth place - goals Bio: samuel '' sammy '' sharp -lrb- 1896 -- 1936 -rrb- was a footballer who played as a wing half in the 1920s and 1930s , most notably with manchester city . born in ardwick , manchester , sharp first played for manchester city in wartime competition in 1918 , before a short spell with bolton wanderers , although he did not play a football league game for them . sharp returned to manchester city in 1920 and went on to make 176 football league appearances for them , plus six more in the fa cup , in which competition he scored his only city goal . he was in the city side on 13 january 1923 when they were surprisingly beaten by football league third division south side charlton athletic . he made his football league debut for city on 18 february 1920 against middlesbrough , but he did not become a city regular until the 1922 -- 23 season , during which he missed only one game . he remained a regular in the team until the 1925 -- 26 season , when he lost his place to baggy coupland . it was during this period in the team that he scored his only goal , in an fa cup tie against brighton & hove albion on 23 february 1924 . after losing his regular place in the side he continued to make sporadic appearances over the next few seasons , with his final city game coming on 25 april 1928 against leeds united , in a 1 -- 0 win which clinched the football league second division title for city . after leaving city he played for crewe alexandra and wigan borough .
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- death place is gisburn , lancashire , england- clubs is manchester borough city bolton wanderers manchester city crewe alexandra wigan- caps is 0 0 176 60 4- position is wing half- years is 1920 ? -- 1929 1929 -- 1931 1931- death date is 1936 1896- birth date is 1896- fullname is samuel sharp- name is sammy sharp- birth place is ardwick , manchester , england- goals is 0 0 0 0 0