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Futera Platinum Chelsea Greatest 1999 Checklist soccercardindex.com Futera Platinum Chelsea Greatest 1999 checklist Regular NNo Kenny Armstrong NNo Hughie Gallacher NNo Eddie McCreadie NNo Tommy Baldwin NNo Jimmy Greaves NNo Tommy Meehan NNo George Barber NNo Ron Greenwood NNo Harry Miller NNo Roy Bentley NNo Harold Halse NNo Peter Osgood NNo Frank Blunstone NNo John Harris NNo Peter Sillett NNo Peter Bonetti NNo Ron Harris NNo George Smith NNo John Boyle NNo Jack Harrow NNo Dick Spence NNo Peter Brabrook NNo Marvin Hinton NNo Bobby Tambling NNo Barry Bridges NNo John Hollins NNo Terry Venables NNo John Bumstead NNo Peter Houseman NNo Tommy Walker NNo Steve Clarke NNo Alan Hudson NNo David Webb NNo Charlie Cooke NNo Mark Hughes NNo Ray Wilkins NNo John Dempsey NNo Ian Hutchinson NNo Andy Wilson NNo Roberto Di Matteo NNo Alec Jackson NNo Dennis Wise NNo Kerry Dixon NNo Tom Law NNo Vic Woodley NNo Mickey Droy NNo Tommy Lawton NNo Gianfranco Zola NNo Harry Ford NNo Reg Matthews Centrepiece Card-Limited Edition Variations Gold edged (G) & Promo (P) G P G P G P NNo Kenny Armstrong NNo Hughie Gallacher NNo Eddie McCreadie NNo Tommy Baldwin NNo Jimmy Greaves NNo Tommy Meehan NNo George Barber NNo Ron Greenwood NNo Harry Miller NNo Roy Bentley NNo Harold Halse NNo Peter Osgood NNo Frank Blunstone NNo John Harris NNo Peter Sillett NNo Peter Bonetti NNo Ron Harris NNo George Smith NNo John Boyle NNo Jack Harrow NNo Dick Spence NNo Peter Brabrook NNo Marvin Hinton NNo Bobby Tambling NNo Barry Bridges NNo John Hollins NNo Terry Venables NNo John Bumstead NNo Peter Houseman NNo Tommy Walker NNo Steve Clarke NNo Alan Hudson NNo David Webb NNo Charlie Cooke NNo Mark Hughes NNo Ray Wilkins NNo John Dempsey NNo Ian Hutchinson NNo Andy Wilson NNo Roberto Di Matteo NNo Alec Jackson NNo Dennis Wise NNo Kerry Dixon NNo Tom Law NNo Vic Woodley NNo Mickey Droy NNo Tommy Lawton NNo Gianfranco Zola NNo Harry Ford NNo Reg Matthews .
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