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Topps Match Attax the Championship 2011/2012 www.soccercardindex.com 2011/2012 Topps Match Attax Championship edition checklist Barnsley Burnley Doncaster Middlesborugh Reading Keith Hill (M) Eddie Howe (M) Dean Saunders (M) Tony Mowbray (M) Brian McDermott (M) Luke Steele (MOTM) Jay Rodriguez (MOTM) George Friend (MOTM) Barry Robson (MOTM) Jimmy Kebe (MOTM) Jacob Butterfield (SP) Kieran Tripper (SP) Brian Stock (SP) Marvin Emnes (SP) Jordi McAnuff (SP) Andy Gray (SP) Charlie Austin (SP) James Coppinger (SP) Matthew Bates (SP) Noel Hunt (SP) Luke Steele Lee Grant Neil Sullivan Jason Steele Adam Federici Stephen Foster Brian Easton George Friend Justin Hoyte Alex Pearce Rob Edwards David Edgar Richard Naylor Matthew Bates Ian Harte Jimmy McNulty Ross Wallace Pascal Chimbonda Rhys Williams Mikele Leigertwood Bobby Hassell Chris McCann Shelton Martis Tony McMahon Jem Karacan David Perkins Junior Stanialas John Oster Julio Arca Jimmy Kebe Jim O’Brien Keith Treacy James Hayter Nicky Bailey Simon Church Danny Hanyes Jay Rodriguez Billy Sharp Scott McDonald Adam Le Fondre Birmingham Cardiff Hull Millwall Southampton Chris Hughton (M) Malky Mackay (M) Nick Barmby (M) Kenny Jackett (M) Nigel Adkins (M) Marlon King (MOTH) Robert Earnshaw (MOTM) Liam Rosenoir (MOTM) James Henry (MOTM) Rickie Lambert (100) Stephen Carr (SP) David Marshall (SP) Robert Koren (SP) Liam Trotter (SP) Adam Lallana (MOTM) Steven Caldwell (SP) Peter Whittingham (SP) Matty Fryatt (SP) Darius Henderson (SP) Jack Cork (SP) Boaz Myhill Kevin McNaugton Adriano Basso David Forde Rickie Lambert (SP) Curtis Davies Andrew Taylor Joe Dudgeon Alan Dunne Kelvin Davis Nathan Redmond Mark Hudson Jack Hobbs Tamika Mkandawire Jose Fonte Wade Elliott Don Cowie Liam Rosenoir Paul Robinson Frazer Richardson Chris Burke Craig Conway James Chester Darren Ward Danny Fox Keith Fahey Aron Gunnarsson Tom Cairney James Henry Adam Lallana Jordon Mutch Robert Earnshaw Corry Evans Jimmy Abdou Morgan Schneiderlin Marlon King Kenny Miller Aaron McLean John Marquis Dean Hammond Guly Do Prado Blackpool Coventry Ipswich Nottingham Forest Ian Holloway (M) Andy Thorn (M) Paul Jewell (M) Steve Cotterill (M) Watford Barry Ferguson (MOTM) Joe Murphy (MOTM) David Stockdale (100) Lewis McGugan (MOTM) Sean Dyche (M) Alex Baptiste (SP) Sammy Clingan (SP) Michael Chopra (MOTM) Luke Chambers (SP) Mark Yeates (MOTM) Gary Taylor Fletcher (SP) Lukas Jutkiewicz (SP) Jimmy Bullard (SP) Ishmael Miller (SP) Scott Loach (SP) Matt Gilks Joe Murphy Lee Bowyer (SP) Lee Camp John Eustace (SP) Ian Evatt Martin Cranie David Stockdale Chris Gunter Adrian Mariappa Craig Cathcart Chris Hussey Aaron Cresswell Wes Morgan Lloyd Doyley Barry Ferguson Richard Keogn Ibarhima Sonko Jonathan Greening Martin Taylor Keith Southern Cyrus Christie Carlos Edwards Radoslaw Majewski Craig Forsyth Thomas Ince Gael Bigirimana Grant Leadbitter Lewis McGugan Mark Yeates Brett Ormerod David Bell Jay Emmanual Thomas Guy Moussi Jonathan Hogg Kevin Phillips Gary McSheffrey Michael Chopra Marcus Tudgay Joe Garner Jason Scotland Marvin Sordell Brighton Crystal Palace Peterborough Gus Poyet (M) Dougie Freedman (M) Leeds Darren Ferguson (M) West Ham Ashley Barnes (MOTM) Julian Speroni (MOTM) Simon Grayson (M) George Boyd (MOTM) Sam Allardyce (M) Liam Bridcutt (SP) Darren Ambrose (SP) Jonny Howson (LimEd) Ryan Bennett (SP) Kevin Nolan (100) Craig Mackail Smith (SP) Glen Murray (SP) Luciano Becckio (MOTM) Lee Frecklington (SP) Matt Taylor (MOTM) Casper Ankergren Julian Speroni Jonny Howson (SP) Paul Jones Kevin Nolan (SP) Lewis Dunn Peter Ramage Robert Snodgrass (SP) Mark Little Carlton Cole (SP) Gordon Greer Paddy McCarthy Andy Lonergan Craig Alcock Robert Green Marcus Painter Jonathan Parr Patrick Kisnorbo Tommy Rowe George McCartney Gary Dicker Kagisho Dikgacoi Darren O’Dea Grant McCann James Tomkins Craig Noone Mile Jedinak Tom Lees Paul Taylor Winston Reid Craig Noone Wilfried Zaha Adam Clayton Lee Tomlin Jack Collison Ashley Barnes Sean Scannell Danny Pugh George Boyd Mark Noble Lucuano Becchio Matt Taylor Bristol City Derby Ross McCormack Portsmouth Sam Baldock Derek McInnes (M) Nigel Clough (M) Michael Appleton (M) David James (MOTM) Steve Davies (MOTM) Leicester Liam Lawerence (MOTM) Marvin Elliott (SP) Jason Shackell (SP) Nigel Pearson (M) Tal Ben Haim (SP) Nicky Maynard (SP) Ben Davies (SP) Matt Mills (100) Luke Varney (SP) David James Frank Fielding Andy King (MOTM) Jamie Ashdown Lewin Nyatanga Mark O’Brien Kasper Schmeickel (SP) Aaron Mokoena Liam Fontane John Brayford Jermaine Beckford (SP) Greg Halford Cole Skuse James Bailey Matt Mills Hayden Mullins Albert Adomah Craig Bryson Paul Konckesky Liam Lawerence Jamal Campbell-Ryce Steve Davies Sol Bamba David Norris M = Manager Neil Kilkenny Theo Robinson Andy King Benjani MOTM = Man of the Match Brett Pitman Jamie Ward Paul Gallagher Dave Kitson SP = Star Player Richie Wellens 100 = 100 Club David Nugent LimEd = Limited Edition Darius Vassell .
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