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soccercardindex.com Futera Platinum Leeds Greatest 1999 checklist Regular NNo Jim Baker NNo Harry Duggan NNo Joe Jordan NNo Mick Bates NNo Jimmy Dunn NNo Eric Kerfoot NNo David Batty NNo Willis Edwards NNo Peter Lorimer NNo Willie Bell NNo Billy Furness NNo John Lukic NNo Billy Bremner NNo Johnny Giles NNo Gary McAllister NNo John Charles NNo Arthur Graham NNo Gordon McQueen NNo Jack Charlton NNo Eddie Gray NNo Paul Madeley NNo Trevor Cherry NNo Frank Gray NNo Paul Reaney NNo Allan Clarke NNo Jimmy Greenhoff NNo Don Revie NNo David Cochrane NNo Grenville Hair NNo Gary Speed NNo Tom Cochrane NNo Ernie Hart NNo Gary Sprake NNo Bobby Collins NNo Paul Hart NNo Bert Sproston NNo Terry Cooper NNo David Harvey NNo Gordon Strachan NNo Wilf Copping NNo Norman Hunter NNo Bobby Turnbull NNo Chris Crowe NNo Tom Jenning NNo Frank Worthington NNo Tony Currie NNo Albert Johanneson NNo Terry Yorath NNo Mervyn Day NNo Mick Jones Centrepiece Card-Limited Edition Variations Gold edged (G) & Promo (P) G P G P G P NNo Jim Baker NNo Harry Duggan NNo Joe Jordan NNo Mick Bates NNo Jimmy Dunn NNo Eric Kerfoot NNo David Batty NNo Willis Edwards NNo Peter Lorimer NNo Willie Bell NNo Billy Furness NNo John Lukic NNo Billy Bremner NNo Johnny Giles NNo Gary McAllister NNo John Charles NNo Arthur Graham NNo Gordon McQueen NNo Jack Charlton NNo Eddie Gray NNo Paul Madeley NNo Trevor Cherry NNo Frank Gray NNo Paul Reaney NNo Allan Clarke NNo Jimmy Greenhoff NNo Don Revie NNo David Cochrane NNo Grenville Hair NNo Gary Speed NNo Tom Cochrane NNo Ernie Hart NNo Gary Sprake NNo Bobby Collins NNo Paul Hart NNo Bert Sproston NNo Terry Cooper NNo David Harvey NNo Gordon Strachan NNo Wilf Copping NNo Norman Hunter NNo Bobby Turnbull NNo Chris Crowe NNo Tom Jenning NNo Frank Worthington NNo Tony Currie NNo Albert Johanneson NNo Terry Yorath NNo Mervyn Day NNo Mick Jones .

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