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soccercardindex.com Futera Fans Selection Arsenal 1997/98 checklist 9 Card Team Puzzle 31 Paul Shaw Heroes 1 Tony Adams 32 Mark Overmars 76 Liam Brady Nicolas Anelka 33 Luis Boamorte 77 Charlie George Martin Keown 34 Gavin McGowan 78 David O’Leary 2 Rémi Garde 35 Isiah Rankin 79 Pat Jennings Emmanuel Petite 36 Vince Bartram 80 Checklist No. 1 Chis Kiwomya 37 Gilles Grimandi 81 Checklist No. 2 3 Gavin McGovan 38 Marc Overmars Isaiah Rankin 39 Luis Boamorte Stadium Pictures Vince Bartram 82 Stadium Picture 4 Glenn Helder Season’s Best 83 Stadium Picture Patrick Vieira 40 Arsenal 3 Chelsea 3 84 Stadium Picture David Platt 41 Arsenal 4 Sheff Wed 1 85 Stadium Picture 5 Lee Dixon 42 Wimbledon 2 Arsenal 2 86 Stadium Picture Stephen Hughes 43 Arsenal 2 Sunderland 0 87 Stadium Picture John Lukic 44 Arsenal 3 Tottenham 1 88 Stadium Picture 6 Paul Shaw 45 Arsenal 3 Tottanham 1 89 Stadium Picture Marc Overmars 46 Newcastle 1 Arsenal 2 90 Stadium Picture Luis Boamorte 47 Arsenal 3 Everton 1 7 David Seaman 48 Arsenal 3 Tottenham 1 Ian Wright 49 Arsenal 1 Liverpool 2 Special Edition Dannis Bergkamp 50 Arsenal 2 Leicester City 0 SE1 David Seaman 8 Steve Bould 51 Newcastle 1 Arsenal 2 SE2 Lee Dixon Nigel Winterburn 52 Arsenal 5 Stoke City 2 SE3 Nigel Winterburn Ray Parlour 53 Blackburn 0 Arsenal 2 SE4 Patrick Viera 9 Ian Selley 54 Arsenal 3 Southampton 1 SE5 Steve Bould Scott Marshall SE6 Tony Adams Arsène Wenger Awesome Strikes SE7 David Platt 55 Dennis Bergkamp SE8 Ian Wright The Team 56 Ian Wright SE9 John Lukic 10 David Seaman 57 Paul Merson SE10 Nicolas Anelka 11 Ian Wright 58 Lee Dixon SE11 Martin Keown 12 Dennis Bergkamp 59 David Platt SE12 Ray Parlour 13 Glenn Helder 60 Ian Wright SE13 Remi Garde 14 Patrick Viera SE14 Stephen Hughes 15 David Platt Stunning Saves SE15 Dennis Bergkamp 16 Tony Adams 61 David Seaman SE16 Paul Shaw 17 Nicolas Anelka 62 John Lukic SE17 Arsene Wenger 18 Martin Keown 63 David Seaman SE18 Arsenal Emble 19 Steve Bould 20 Nigel Winterburn Dream Team Fansmotion 21 Ray Parlour 64 Ian Wright Lenticular card 22 Lee Dixon 65 Patrick Viera Dennis Berkamp 23 Stephen Hughes 66 Dennis Bergkamp Ian Wright 24 John Lukic 67 Tony Adams 25 Remi Garde 68 Martin Keown 26 Emmanuel Petit 69 Stephen Hughes 27 Chris Kiwomya 70 Nigel Winterburn 28 Ian Selley 71 Lee Dixon 29 Scott Marshall 72 Steve Bould 30 Arsene Wenger 73 David Platt 74 David Seaman 75 Champions .

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