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soccercardindex.com Merlin’s Premier League 1996 checklist Arsenal Manchester United Special Cards 1/66 Dennis Bergkamp (Car) 33/66 Jordi Cruyff (Car) 65/66 Alex Ferguson (Car) 2/66 David Platt 34/66 Gary Neville Manager of the Year 3/66 Ian Wright 35/66 Peter Schmeichel 66/66 Robbie Fowler (Car) 36/66 Roy Keane Young Player of the Year Aston Villa 4/66 Dwight Yorke (Car) Middlesbrough 5/66 Gareth Southgate 37/66 Fabrizio Ravanelli (Car) Superstar Standups 6/66 Savo Milosevic 38/66 Nick Barmby S01/22 Paul Merson - Arsenal 7/66 Andy Townsend 39/66 Branco S02/22 Mark Draper - Aston Villa S03/22 Colin Hendry - Blackburn Blackburn Newcastle S04/22 Ruud Gullit - Chelsea 8/66 Tim Sherwood (Car) 40/66 Les Ferdinand (Car) S05/22 Noel Whelan - Coventry 9/66 Tim Flowers 41/66 Robert Lee S06/22 Dean Sturridge - Derby 10/66 Jason Wilcox 42/66 David Ginola S07/22 Andrei Kanchelskis - Everton 43/66 Keith Gillespie S08/22 Tony Yeboah - Leeds Chelsea S09/22 Steve Claridge - Leicester 11/66 Gianluca Vialli (Car) Nottingham Forrest S10/22 Steve McManaman - Liverpool 12/66 Dennis Wise 44/66 Stuart Pearce (Car) S11/22 Ryan Giggs - Manchester United 13/66 Mark Hughes 45/66 Steve Stone S12/22 Juninho - Middlesbrough 46/66 Ian Woan S13/22 Faustino Asprilla - Newcastle Coventry S14/22 Bryan Roy - Nottingham Forrest 14/66 Gary McAllister (Car) Sheffield Wednesday S15/22 Mark Bright - Sheffield Wednesday 15/66 John Salako 47/66 Des Walker (Car) S16/22 Barry Venison - Southampton 16/66 Dion Dublin 48/66 Graham Hyde S17/22 Kevin Ball - Sunderland 49/66 Chris Waddle S18/22 Darren Anderton - Tottenham Derby S19/22 Danny Williamson - West Ham 17/66 Marco Gabbiadini Southampton S20/22 Efan Ekoku - Wimbledon (Car) 50/66 Matt Le Tissier (Car) S21/22 Eric Cantona - Manchester United 18/66 Robin Van Der Laan 51/66 Francis Benali S22 Alan Shearer - Newcastle United 19/66 Igor Stimac 52/66 Jason Dodd Everton Sunderland Car = Caricature 20/66 Gary Speed (Car) 53/66 Michael Gray (Car) 21/66 Graham Stuart 54/66 Martin Scott 22/66 Duncan Ferguson 55/66 Richard Ord Leeds Tottenham 23/66 Ian Rush (Car) 56/66 Teddy Sheringham (Car) 24/66 Carlton Palmer 57/66 Chris Armstrong 25/66 Gary Kelly 58/66 Ian Walker Leicester West Ham 26/66 Gary Parker (Car) 59/66 Julian Dicks (Car) 27/66 Scott Taylor 60/66 Ludek Miklosko 28/66 Neil Lennon 61/66 John Moncur Liverpool Wimbledon 29/66 Stan Collymore (Car) 62/66 Vinnie Jones (Car) 30/66 Jamie Redknapp 63/66 Oyvind Leonhardsen 31/66 Jason McAteer 64/66 Dean Holdsworth 32/66 John Scales .

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