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Nigel's Webspace - English Football Cards 1965/66 to 1979/80 Series team checklist I have the complete set 1961/62 A&BC chewing gum (English) Footballers, Plain backs Aston Villa Leicester City 013 Derek Reeves 007 Nigel Sims 008 Albert Cheesebrough Stoke City Blackburn Rovers Liverpool 014 Jackie Mudie 001 Ronnie Clayton 035 Alan A'Court Sunderland Blackpool Luton Town 023 Charlie Hurley 003 Jimmy Armfield 010 John Groves Swansea Town 042 Stanley Matthews 012 Ronnie Cope 017 Colin Webster Bolton Wanderers Manchester City 018 Reg Davies 022 Brian Pilkington 029 Peter Dobing Tottenham Hotspur Bradford Park Avenue Manchester United 005 Danny Blanchflower 056 Jimmy Scoular 004 Harry Gregg 011 Terry Dyson Brentford 053 Bobby Charlton 024 Dave Mackay 026 Cliff Jones 052 Johnny Brooks 063 Noel Cantwell 054 Bobby Smith Brighton and Hove Albion Middlesbrough Walsall 064 Stan Crowther 036 Edwin Holliday 058 Jim Dudley Bristol City Newcastle United Watford 020 John Atyeo 031 Albert Scanlon 016 Tommy Harmer Burnley 047 Ivor Allchurch 059 Ken Leek West Bromwich Albion 050 Ray Pointer Norwich City 033 Bobby Robson 051 John Connelly 049 Don Howe 060 Brian Miller 045 Roy McCrohan Wolverhampton Wanderers Charlton Athletic Nottingham Forest 046 Eddie Clamp 038 Stuart Leary 015 Jim Iley Chelsea Oldham Athletic 048 Peter Brabrook 062 Ian Greaves Coventry City Orient 043 Stewart Imlach 041 Ron Newman Crystal Palace Peterborough United 034 Ron Allen 009 Terry Bly Everton 040 Dennis Emery Plymouth Argyle 032 Alex Parker 037 Billy Bingham 057 Dave MacLaren Fulham Portsmouth 002 Jim Langley 030 Allan Brown 006 Johnny Haynes 055 Johnny Gordon 028 George Cohen Sheffield United Huddersfield Town 027 Alan Hodgkinson 061 Ken Taylor Sheffield Wednesday Ipswich Town 025 Tony Kay 019 John Elsworthy 039 Ron Springett Leeds United 044 Alan Finney Southampton 021 Freddie Goodwin 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. Friday, 29 July 2016 Nigel's Webspace - series team checklist Page 1 of 1.

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