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Set Checklist I Have the Complete Set 1973/74 A&BC Chewing Gum (English) Footballer, Blue Backs, Series 2 (132-263) Nigel's Webspace - English Football Cards 1965/66 to 1979/80 Set checklist I have the complete set 1973/74 A&BC chewing gum (English) Footballer, Blue backs, Series 2 (132-263) 132 Charlie George Arsenal 178 Peter Simpson Arsenal 133 Peter Houseman Chelsea 179 Bill Garner Chelsea 134 Derek Jeffries Manchester City 180 Tommy Booth Manchester City 135 Pat Howard Newcastle United 181 William (Iam) McFaul Newcastle United 136 Henry Newton Everton 182 Checklist, variant to 261 137 Steve James Manchester United 182 Checklist, variant to 264 138 Paul Reaney Leeds United 183 Mick Lyons Everton 139 Alec Lindsay Liverpool 184 Jimmy Rimmer Manchester United 140 Neil Ramsbottom Coventry City 185 Eddie Gray Leeds United 141 Paul Fletcher Burnley 186 Ian Callaghan Liverpool 142 Tommy Taylor West Ham United 187 Willie Carr Coventry City 143 Alistair Brown West Bromwich Albion 188 Jim Thomson Burnley 144 Brian O'Neil Southampton 189 George Armstrong Arsenal 145 Denis Smith Stoke City 190 Ray Martin Birmingham City 146 Ron Webster Derby County 191 Bobby Stokes Southampton 147 Charlie Cooke Crystal Palace 192 Jimmy Robertson Stoke City 148 Robert (Bobby) Hope Birmingham City 193 Terry Hennessey Derby County 149 David Johnson Ipswich Town 194 David Payne Crystal Palace 150 John Pratt Tottenham Hotspur 195 Alan Campbell Birmingham City 151 Robert (Bobby) Ferguson West Ham United 196 Colin Harper Ipswich Town 152 Tom McAlister Sheffield United 197 Alan Gilzean Tottenham Hotspur 153 Keith Eddy Sheffield United 198 Kevin Lock West Ham United 154 Alan Merrick West Bromwich Albion 199 Jim Bone Sheffield United 155 Graham Cross Leicester City 200 James (Jimmy) Pearce Tottenham Hotspur 156 Eddie Kelly Arsenal 201 David Shaw West Bromwich Albion 157 Joe Corrigan Manchester City 202 John Farrington Leicester City 158 Bobby Moncur Newcastle United 203 Sammy Nelson Arsenal 159 Terry Darracott Everton 204 Steve Kember Chelsea 160 Sam (Sammy) McIlroy Manchester United 205 Anthony (Tony) Towers Manchester City 161 Norman Hunter Leeds United 206 Irving Nattrass Newcastle United 162 Tommy Smith Liverpool 207 Rod Belfitt Everton 163 Wilf Smith Coventry City 208 Mick Martin Manchester United 164 Malcolm Partridge Leicester City 209 Mick Bates Leeds United 165 Doug Livermore Norwich City 210 Peter Cormack Liverpool 166 Hugh Fisher Southampton 211 Robert (Bobby) Parker Coventry City 167 John Farmer Stoke City 212 Frank McLintock Queens Park Rangers 168 Alan Hinton Derby County 213 Ian Mellor Norwich City 169 Mel Blyth Crystal Palace 214 Keith Newton Burnley 170 Dave Latchford Birmingham City 215 Joe Kirkup Southampton 171 David Best Ipswich Town 216 Eric Skeels Stoke City 172 Ralph Coates Tottenham Hotspur 217 Steve Powell Derby County 173 Clyde Best West Ham United 218 Pat (Paddy) Mulligan Crystal Palace 174 Geoff Salmons Sheffield United 219 Garry Pendrey Birmingham City 175 Alan Bloor Stoke City 220 Colin Viljoen Ipswich Town 176 Jeff Astle West Bromwich Albion 221 Phil Beal Tottenham Hotspur 177 Alan Woollett Leicester City 222 Clive Charles West Ham United This checklist is to be provided only by Nigel's Webspace - http://cards.littleoak.com.au/. You may copy the checklist for personal use but may not otherwise distribute it. For errors, corrections and/or questions please contact me via the website or via Nigel's Webspace on Facebook. Tuesday, 16 August 2016 Nigel's Webspace - set checklist Page 1 of 2 Nigel's Webspace - English Football Cards 1965/66 to 1979/80 Set checklist I have the complete set 1973/74 A&BC chewing gum (English) Footballer, Blue backs, Series 2 (132-263) 223 Ian MacKenzie Sheffield United 224 Mick Leach Queens Park Rangers 225 Len Cantello West Bromwich Albion 226 Malcolm Manley Leicester City 227 Peter Storey Arsenal 228 Eddie McCreadie Chelsea 229 Glyn Pardoe Manchester City 230 Anthony (Tony) Green Newcastle United 231 Tommy Wright Everton 232 Willie Morgan Manchester United 233 Terry Yorath Leeds United 234 Brian Hall Liverpool 236 Geoff Nulty Burnley 237 Kevin Keelan Norwich City 238 Ian Britton Chelsea 239 Paul Bennett Southampton 240 Sean Haslegrave Stoke City 241 John Toshack - variant - full Liverpool body picture 241 John Toshack - variant - Liverpool head and shoulders picture 242 John O'Hare Derby County 243 Derek Possee Crystal Palace 244 Gordon Taylor Birmingham City 245 Peter Morris Ipswich Town 246 Joe Kinnear Tottenham Hotspur 247 John (Johnny) Ayris West Ham United 248 Ian Collard Ipswich Town 249 Archie Gemmill Derby County 250 David Cross Norwich City 251 Jon Sammels Leicester City 252 Stan Bowles Queens Park Rangers 253 Doug Collins Burnley 254 Ian Watson Queens Park Rangers 255 Gary Locke Chelsea 256 William (Bill) Glazier Coventry City 257 Joe Jordan Leeds United 258 Anthony (Tony) Young Manchester United 259 John Hurst Everton 260 Tommy Gibb Newcastle United 261 Tony Book Manchester City 263 Marvin Hinton Chelsea This checklist is to be provided only by Nigel's Webspace - http://cards.littleoak.com.au/. 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