Number Of Caps: 12 It's not Andy Sinton's fault that Graham Taylor favoured him on the left wing ahead of far better options like John Barnes and the criminally underused Chris Waddle. In the then-QPR winger's favour was versatility and work rate, but it's a crazy world when pure stamina wins out over skill. Sinton was Graham Taylor's England spell in microcosm. The winger was far from the only limited player to get a game because he tried hard. He was one of the few to get more than a couple of caps, though. Andy Sinton won twelve caps. Twelve. Let that sink in.
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