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www.soccercardindex.com Shoot Out Premier League 2006/2007 (yellow back) checklist Arsenal Charlton Liverpool Newcastle Tottenham □1 Jens Lehmann (S) □73 Scott Carson □145 Jose Reina □217 Shay Given (S) □289 Paul Robinson (S) □2 Justin Hoyte □74 Luke Young (S) □146 Steve Finnan □218 Stephen Carr □290 Paul Stalteri □3 Emmanuel Eboue □75 Gonzalo Sorondo □147 Sami Hyypia □219 Craig Moore □291 Tom Huddlestone □4 Johan Djourou □76 Djime Traore □148 Fabio Aurelio □220 Titus Bramble □292 Michael Dawson □5 William Gallas □77 Jon Fortune □149 Daniel Agger □221 Steven Taylor □293 Ledley King (S) □6 Kolo Toure (S) □78 Talal El Krkouri □150 Jamie Carragher (S) □222 Celestine Babayaro □294 Anthony Gardner □7 Tomas Rosicky (S) □79 Hermann Hreidarsson □151 Boudewijn Zenden □223 Scott Parker □295 Calum Davenport □8 Francesc Fabregas (MW) □80 Souleymane Diawara □152 John Arne Riise (S) □224 Kieron Dyer □296 Benoit Assou-Ekotto □9 Gilberto □81 Matt Holland □153 Xabi Alonso (S) □225 Charles N`Zogbia □297 Lee Young-Pyo □10 Fredrik Ljunberg □82 Amady Faye □154 Mark Gonzalez □226 James Milner □298 Aaron Lennon □11 Mathieu Flamini □83 Andy Reid □155 Steven Gerrard (MW) □227 Nicky Butt □299 Teemu Tainio □12 Alexander Hleb □84 Dennis Rommedahl □156 Mohamed Sissoko □228 Nolberto Solano □300 Edgar Davids □13 Thierry Henry (MW) □85 Brian Hughes □157 Harry Kewell □229 Emre Belozoglu □301 Didier Zokora □14 Emmanuel Adebayor □86 Darren Ambrose □158 Jermaine Pennant □230 Damien Duff (S) □302 Danny Murphy □15 Robin van Persie □87 Radostin Kishishev □159 Luis Gacia □231 Shola Ameobi □303 Jermaine Jenas □16 Theo Walcott □88 Darren Bent (MW) □160 Dirk Kuyt □232 Obafemi Martins □304 Robbie Keane □17 Jeremie Aliadiere □89 Marcus Bent □161 Craig Bellamy (MW) □233 Albert Luque □305 Dimitar Berbatov □18 Julio Baptista □90 Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (S) □162 Peter Crouch □234 Michael Owen (MW) □306 Jermain Defoe (MW) Aston Villa Chelsea Manchester City Portsmouth Watford □19 Stuart Taylor □91 Carlo Cudicini □163 Nicky Weaver □235 Dean Kiely □307 Ben Foster □20 Thomas Sorensen (S) □92 Petr Cech (S) □164 Andreas Isaksson □236 David James □308 Chris Powell □21 Aaron Hughes □93 Wayne Bridge □165 Ben Thatcher □237 Dejan Stefanovic □309 James Chambers □22 Jlloyd Samuel □94 Khalid Boulahrouz □166 Sylvain Distin □238 Glen Johnson □310 Jordan Stewart □23 Olof Melberg (S) □95 Ricardo Carvalho □167 Nedum Onuoha □239 Matthew Taylor □311 Malky MacKay □24 Wilfred Bouma □96 Ashley Cole □168 Micah Richards □240 Linvoy Primus □312 Jay Demerit □25 Gary Cahill □97 John Terry (S) □169 Richard Dunne (S) □241 Noe Pamarot □313 Lloyd Doyley □26 Liam Ridgewell □98 Paulo Ferreira □170 Stephen Jordan □242 Sol Campbell (S) □314 Adrian Mariappa □27 Lee Hendrie □99 Claude Makelele □171 Claudio Reyna □243 Andy O`Brien □315 Danny Shittu □28 Gavin McCann □100 Frank Lampard (MW) □172 Ousmane Dabo □244 Sean Davis □316 Gavin Mahon □29 Gareth Barry □101 Joe Cole □173 Stephen Ireland □245 Pedro Mendes (S) □317 Ashley Young (S) □30 Peter Whittingham □102 Michael Ballack (S) □174 Joey Barton (S) □246 David Thompson □318 Alhasson Bangura □31 Steven Davis □103 Arjen Robben □175 Trevor Sinclair □247 Richard Hughes □319 Matthew Spring □32 Stiliyan Petrov □104 Shawn Wright-Phillips □176 Dietmar Hamman □248 Gary O`Neil □320 Damien Francis □33 Gabriel Agbonlahor □105 Michael Essien □177 Paul Dickov □249 Ognjen Koroman □321 Marlon King (S) □34 Juan Pablo Angel □106 Didier Drogba □178 Georgios Samaras □250 Lomana Lualua □322 Hameur Bouazza □35 Luke Moore □107 Andriy Shevchenko (MW) □179 Bernado Corradi □251 Benjani Mwaruwari □323 Darius Henderson □36 Milan Baros (S) □108 Salomon Kalou □180 Darius Vassell (S) □252 Kanu □324 Tamas Priskin Blackburn Everton Manchester United Reading West Ham □37 Brad Friedel (S) □109 Tim Howard □181 Edwin Van Der Sar (S) □253 Marcus Hahnemann □325 Roy Carroll □38 Jason Brown □110 Joleon Lescott □182 Gary Neville □254 Graeme Murty □326 Tyrone Mears □39 Lucas Neill (S) □111 Gary Naysmith □183 Gabriel Heinze □255 Nicky Shorey □327 Christian Dailly □40 Aaron Mokoena □112 David Weir □184 Rio Ferdinand (S) □256 Ibrahima Sonko □328 Anton Ferdinand (S) □41 Zurab Khizanishvili □113 Joseph Yobo □185 Wes Brown □257 John Halls □329 Danny Gabbidon □42 Michael Gray □114 Tony Hibbert □186 John O'Shea □258 Ivar Ingimarsson □330 Paul Konchesky □43 Andy Todd □115 Phil Neville □187 Mikael Silvestre □259 Sam Sodje □331 James Collins □44 Andre Ooijer □116 Alan Stubbs □188 Patrice Evra □260 Steve Sidwell □332 Matthew Etherington □45 Brett Emerton □117 Nuno Valente □189 Christiano Ronaldo (MW) □261 Brynjar Gnnarsson □333 Hayden Mullins □46 Morten Gamst Pedersen (S) □118 Mikel Arteta (S) □190 Park Ji-Sung □262 Glen Little □334 Nigel Reo-Coker (S) □47 Steven Reid □119 Simon Davies □191 Ryan Giggs □263 John Oster □335 Lee Bowyer □48 Robbie Savage □120 Andy Van Der Meyde □192 Michael Carrick (S) □264 James Harper □336 Yossi Benayoun □49 Tugay Kerimoglu □121 Tim Cahill (MW) □193 Paul Scholes □265 Bobby Convey (S) □337 Teddy Sheringham □50 Francis Jeffers □122 Leon Osmon □194 Darren Fletcher □266 Seol Ki-Hyeon □338 Marlon Harewood □51 Jason Roberts □123 Lee Carsley □195 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer □267 Leroy Lita □339 Bobby Zamora □52 Paul Gallagher □124 Andrew Johnson (S) □196 Wayne Rooney (MW) □268 Dave Kitson □340 Carlton Cole □53 David Bentley □125 James Beattie □197 Louis Saha □269 Kevin Doyle (S) □341 Dean Ashton (S) □54 Benni McCarthy □126 James McFadden □198 Alan Smith □270 Shane Long □342 Carlos Tevez Bolton Fulham Middlesbrough Sheffield United Wigan □55 Jussi Jaaskelainen (S) □127 Mark Crossley □199 Mark Schwarzer □271 Paddy Kenny □343 Mike Pollitt □56 Nicky Hunt □128 Antti Niemi □200 Chris Riggott □272 David Sommeil □344 Chris Kirkland (S) □57 Tal Ben Haim □129 Moritz Volz □201 Ugo Ehiogu □273 Claude Davis □345 Fitz Hall □58 Ricardo Gardner □130 Zat Night □202 Andrew Taylor □274 Leigh Bromby □346 David Wright □59 Abdoulaye Meite □131 Liam Rosenior □203 Emanuel Pogatetz □275 Chris Morgan □347 Leighton Baines □60 Gary Speed □132 Phillippe Christanval □204 Jonathon Woodgate (S) □276 Chris Lucketti □348 Matt Jackson □61 Stelios Gianakopoulos □133 Niclas Jensen □205 George Boteng □277 Derek Geary □349 Ryan Taylor □62 Quinton Fortune □134 Ian Pearce □206 Gaizka Mendieta (S) □278 David Unsworth (S) □350 Emerson Boyce □63 Ivan Campo □135 Franck Queudrue □207 Ray Parlour □279 Mikele Leigertwood □351 Arjan De Zeeuw (S) □64 Joey O'Brien □136 Jimmy Bullard (S) □208 Stewart Downing □280 Phil Jagielka (S) □352 Andreas Johansson □65 Abdoulaye Faye □137 Michael Brown □209 James Morrison □281 Paul Ifill □353 Lee McCulloch □66 Kevin Nolan (S) □138 Mark Pembridge □210 Fabio Rochemback □282 Alan Quinn □354 Tomasz Cywka □67 Idan Tal □139 Papa Bouba Diop (S) □211 Stuart Parnaby □283 Michael Tonge □355 Denny Landzaat □68 Henrik Pedersen □140 Brian McBride □212 Julio Arca □284 Keith Gillespie □356 Luis Antonio Valencia □69 Kevin Davies □141 Luis Boa Morte □213 Lee Cattermole □285 Chris Armstrong □357 Paul Scharner □70 El-Hadji Diouf □142 Collins John □214 Mark Viduka □286 Ade Akinbiyi □358 Gary Teale □71 Ricardo Vaz Te □143 Tomasz Radzinski □215 Aiyegbeni Yakubu (S) □287 Danny Webber □359 Emile Heskey (S) □72 Nicolas Anelka (S) □144 Heidar Helguson □216 Malcolm Christie □288 Rob Hulse □360 Henri Camara .
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    Vol. 29 No. 3 June 2011 R New Floating Walkway To Be Built In Time For London Fortunes Of Olympics 2012 – See Page 3 President Obama Britain’s Super Rich Climb TTHEHE HHEADLINESEADLINES Scores Points By Cassandra Vinograd R UK To Provide Police THE FORTUNES of many Britain’s Uniforms To Libya’s Rebels wealthiest individuals appear to have BRITAIN will supply police offi cers in With PM turned. rebel-held eastern Libya with uniforms The 1,000 richest people in Britain and body armor, and help establish a increased their collective wealth by public radio station, Prime Minister Da- 18 percent in the past vid Cameron’s offi ce said last month. year and are now worth Following talks with Mustafa Abdul- £395.8bn, according to a Jalil, head of Libya’s National Transi- list published by the Sun- tional Council, Cameron said he had day Times newspaper. invited the rebels to open a permanent The newspaper was offi ce in London to cement contacts to later release its an- with Britain. nual rundown of Britain’s However, the UK has not followed Duke of 1,000 richest individuals Westminster France and Italy in recognizing the and families. council as Libya’s legitimate govern- Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal’s family ment. members held onto their position as the “These steps continue our very clear wealthiest people in Britain with a fortune intention to work with the council to en- of £17.5bn – but they are 22 percent poorer sure Libya has a safe and stable future, than a year earlier thanks to a drop in the free from the tyranny of the Gadhafi share price of ArcelorMittal.