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Series Team Checklist I Have the Complete Set 1969/70 A&BC Chewing Gum (English) Footballers, Green Backs Nigel's Webspace - English Football Cards 1965/66 to 1979/80 Series team checklist I have the complete set 1969/70 A&BC chewing gum (English) Footballers, Green backs 068 Ernie Hunt 010 Ron Yeats Checklist 1 (unnumbered), Ball, 127 Ian Gibson 012 Roger Hunt Hunt, Charlton 135 Ernie Machin 038 Peter Thompson Checklist 2 (unnumbered), Osgood, 152 William (Bill) Glazier 049 Emlyn Hughes Lee, Peters - variant 4 columns 160 Willie Carr 063 Ian St. John Checklist 2 (unnumbered), Osgood, Lee, Peters - variant 5 columns 167 Dave Clements 087 Geoff Strong Checklist 3 (unnumbered), Derby County 096 Alun Evans Summerbee, Davies, Greaves 091 Dave Mackay 117 Tom Lawrence Arsenal 158 Willie Carlin 144 Ian Callaghan George Armstrong 046 Everton 169 Tommy Smith 055 Robert (Bobby) Gould Manchester City 013 Colin Harvey 059 Ian Ure 022 John Morrissey 024 Colin Bell 070 George Graham 027 Howard Kendall 045 Neil Young 132 Frank McLintock - variant - text 058 Francis Lee "Arsenal's..." 033 Tommy Wright 080 Mike Summerbee 132 Frank McLintock - variant - text 056 John Hurst "The Brains..." 067 Joe Royle 141 Tony Book 137 Terry Neill 088 Alan Ball 155 Glyn Pardoe 150 Jimmy Robertson 107 Brian Labone 162 Anthony (Tony) Coleman Burnley 110 Gordon West 170 Mick Doyle 002 Colin Blant 159 Jim Husband Manchester United 051 Frank Casper Ipswich Town 004 Bobby Charlton 074 Ralph Coates 018 Colin Viljoen 039 Denis Law 084 Colin Waldron 034 John O'Rourke 048 Norbert (Nobby) Stiles 115 Brian O'Neil 078 Frank Brogan 052 Francis Burns 124 Arthur Bellamy 111 Billy Baxter 089 Alex Stepney 131 Les Latcham 139 Ian Collard 097 Brian Kidd 163 Dave Thomas 168 David Best 118 John Aston Chelsea Leeds United 125 David Sadler - variant - text "One of…" 006 John Boyle Billy Bremner 043 125 David Sadler - variant - text 016 Ron Harris 050 Terry Cooper "Started…" 023 John Hollins 092 Mick Jones 128 Pat Crerand 031 Peter Osgood 098 Jack Charlton Newcastle United 047 Peter Bonetti 122 Rod Belfitt 008 John (Jackie) Sinclair 071 Alan Birchenall 138 Eddie Gray 057 Wyn Davies 082 David Webb Leicester City 077 James (Jim) Scott 102 Charlie Cooke 029 Allan Clarke 134 John McNamee 105 John Dempsey 029 Allan Clarke - variant - "Transferred 142 Bryan (Pop) Robson to Leeds" 147 Tommy Baldwin 145 Bobby Moncur - variant - team 149 Eddie McCreadie 065 Len Glover "Newcastle United" 151 John Sissons - variant - text 085 Peter Shilton 145 Bobby Moncur - variant - team "Sissons signed…" "Newcastle" 095 Peter Rodrigues 153 Ian Hutchinson 156 Dave Elliott 099 Graham Cross 165 Bobby Tambling Nottingham Forest 103 David Nish Coventry City 017 Terry Hennessey Liverpool 066 Chris Cattlin 036 Barry Lyons 005 Chris Lawler 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. Thursday, 10 March 2016 Nigel's Webspace - series team checklist Page 1 of 2 Nigel's Webspace - English Football Cards 1965/66 to 1979/80 Series team checklist I have the complete set 1969/70 A&BC chewing gum (English) Footballers, Green backs 090 Peter Hindley 044 Martin Chivers 116 Peter Grummitt 064 Pat Jennings 120 Ian Storey-Moore 072 Alan Gilzean 129 Ron Rees 081 Mike England Sheffield Wednesday 101 Alan Mullery 009 Don Megson 121 Phil Beal 020 Vic Mobley 148 Cyril Knowles 030 John Ritchie West Bromwich Albion 042 Peter Springett 001 John Talbut 073 Sam Ellis 021 Robert (Bobby) Hope 079 Jack Whitham 037 Doug Fraser 106 Wilf Smith 053 Asa Hartford 136 Peter Eustace 086 John Kaye 154 John Fantham 094 Jeff Astle Southampton 113 John Osborne 014 Mick Channon 123 Tony Brown 035 Frank Saul 140 Danny Hegan 061 Jimmy Gabriel West Ham United 075 Fred Kemp 003 Geoff Hurst 083 Ron Davies 025 Bobby Moore 108 Joe Kirkup 032 Robert (Bobby) Ferguson 126 Terry Paine 060 Harry Redknapp 146 John McGrath 069 Alan Stephenson 164 Gerry Gurr 114 Martin Peters Stoke City 119 Billy Bonds 104 Gordon Banks 130 Trevor Brooking 133 David Herd 151 John Sissons - variant - text "Capped…" 143 Willie Stevenson Wolverhampton Wanderers 157 Harry Burrows 007 David Wagstaffe 161 Terry Conroy 040 Mike Bailey 166 George Eastham 062 Peter Knowles Sunderland 100 Jim McCalliog 015 George Mulhall 109 John Holsgrove 026 Ian Porterfield 117 David Woodfield 041 Colin Todd 054 Colin Suggett 054 Colin Suggett - variant - "Transferred to WBA" 076 Jim Montgomery 093 Calvin Palmer 112 Gordon Harris Tottenham Hotspur 011 James (Jimmy) Pearce 019 Roger Morgan 028 Jimmy Greaves 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. Thursday, 10 March 2016 Nigel's Webspace - series team checklist Page 2 of 2.
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