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www.soccercardindex.com Topps 1976 checklist 1 Kevin Keegan - Liverpool 85 Bryan Robson - Sunderland 166 Brian Drysdale - Bristol 250 Emlyn Hughes - Liverpool 2 Bruce Rioch - Derby 86 Joe Gallagher - Birmingham 167 Alex Cropley - Arsenal 251 Mel Holden - Sunderland 3 Alan Stevenson - Burnley 87 Archie Gemmill - Derby 168 Mike Docherty - Burnley 252 Terry McDermott - Liverpool 4 Charlie Aitken - Aston Villa 88 Martin Buchan - Manchester Utd. 169 Kevin Hector - Derby 253 Allan Clarke - Leeds 5 Brian Kidd - Arsenal 89 Don Givens - Q.P.R. 170 Kenny Burns - Birmingham 254 Phil Boyer - Norwich 6 Jimmy Holmes - Coventry 90 Alfie Conn - Tottenham 171 Roger Kenyon - Everton 255 Paul Jones - Bolton 7 John Miller - Norwich 91 Kevin Keelan - Norwich 172 Checklist 111-220 256 Roy Greaves - Bolton 8 Mick Mills - Ipswich 92 Phil Neal - Liverpool 173 Allan Hunter - Ipswich 257 George Telfer - Everton 9 Bobby Murdoch - Middlesbrough 93 Checklist 001-110 174 Ian Callaghan - Liverpool 258 Ray Kennedy - Liverpool 10 Jimmy Greenhoff - Stoke 94 Chris Nicholl - Aston Villa 175 Paul Madeley - Leeds 259 Bryan Hamilton - Everton 11 Gordon McQueen - Leeds 95 John Richards - Wolverhampton 176 Jeff Blockley - Leicester 260 Willie Young - Tottenham 12 Jon Sammels - Leicester 96 Mark Wallington - Leicester 177 Gerry Daly - Manchester Utd. 261 Francis Lee - Derby 13 Phil Thompson - Liverpool 97 Colin Waldron - Burnley 178 Pat Howard - Newcastle 262 Eddie Gray - Leeds 14 Joe Corrigan - Manchester City 98 George Armstrong - Arsenal 179 Sammy McIlroy - Manchester Utd. 263 Ian Hamilton - Aston Villa 15 Leighton Phillips - Aston Villa 99 Mick Speight - Sheffield 180 Charlie George - Derby 264 Ken McNaught - Everton 16 Alex Forsyth - Manchester Utd. 100 Peter Shilton - Stoke 181 Dave Clement - Q.P.R. 265 Gordon Hill - Manchester Utd. 17 Geoff Nulty - Newcastle 101 Terry Naylor - Tottenham 182 Ian Moores - Stoke 266 John Radford - Arsenal 18 Duncan Forbes - Norwich 102 Ian Porterfield - Sunderland 183 Ralph Coates - Tottenham 267 Dennis Mortimer - Aston Villa 19 Phil Parkes - Q.P.R. 103 Frank Munro - Wolverhampton 184 Tommy Taylor - West Ham 268 Alan Birchenall - Leicester 20 Howard Kendall - Birmingham 104 Trevor Tainton - Bristol 185 Alan Foggon - Middlesbrough 269 Alan Campbell - Cardiff 21 David Nish - Derby 105 Bobby Stokes - Southampton 186 John Emanuel - Bristol 270 Norman Hunter - Leeds 22 Alan Woodward - Sheffield 106 Sammy Nelson - Arsenal 187 Steve Kindon - Wolverhampton 271 Barry Powell - Coventry 23 Dick Malone - Sunderland 107 Gordon Taylor - Blackburn Rovers 188 Nick Holmes - Southampton 272 Joe Bolton - Sunderland 24 Steve Perryman - Tottenham 108 John Pratt - Tottenham 189 Ritchie Powling - Arsenal 273 Steve Powell - Derby 25 Tom Hutchison - Coventry 109 Stewart Houston - Man. Utd. 190 John Toshack - Liverpool 274 Peter Thompson - Bolton 26 George Burley - Ipswich 110 Peter Osgood - Southampton 191 Joe Royle - Manchester City 275 Joe Jordan - Leeds 27 Ray Hankin - Burnley 111 Frank McLintock - Q.P.R. 192 Paul Fletcher - Burnley 276 Terry Austin - Ipswich 28 Mike Pejic - Stoke 112 Dennis Tueart - Manchester City 193 Mick Coop - Coventry 277 Mick Channon - Southampton 29 Pat Holland - West Ham 113 Iam McFaul - Newcastle 194 Roger Davies - Derby 278 Brian Alderson - Coventry 30 Colin Todd - Derby 114 Kevin Lock - West Ham 195 Gary Jones - Everton 279 Willie Morgan - Bolton 31 Eddie Kelly - Arsenal 115 Ray Clemence - Liverpool 196 Colin Viljoen - Ipswich 280 Liam Brady - Arsenal 32 Keith Osgood - Tottenham 116 Derek Parkin - Wolverhampton 197 Frank Worthington - Leicester 281 Peter Barnes - Manchester City 33 Mike Bailey - Wolverhampton 117 Peter Morris - Norwich 198 David Stewart - Leeds 282 Alan Wiley - Middlesbrough 34 Frank Gray - Leeds 118 Terry Conroy - Stoke 199 Tommy Booth - Manchester City 283 John Hollins - Q.P.R. 35 Martin Dobson - Everton 119 Jim Thomson - Burnley 200 Billy Bremner - Leeds 284 Peter Withe - Birmingham 36 Mick Doyle - Manchester City 120 Trevor Francis - Birmingham 201 Jim Holton - Manchester Utd. 285 Graham Souness - Middlesbrough 37 Micky Burns - Newcastle 121 John Craven - Coventry 202 Frank Carrodus - Aston Villa 286 John Marsh - Stoke 38 Dennis Rofe - Leicester 122 Steve Heighway - Liverpool 203 Paul Gilchrist - Southampton 287 Billy Hughes - Sunderland 39 Peter Cormack - Liverpool 123 Alan Kennedy - Newcastle 204 Hugh Fisher - Southampton 288 Willie Carr - Wolverhampton 40 Kevin Beattie - Ipswich 124 Vic Halom - Sunderland 205 Stan Bowles - Q.P.R. 289 Donal Murphy - Coventry 41 Ray Graydon - Aston Villa 206 Bobby Moncur - Sunderland 290 Duncan McKenzie - Leeds 42 Steve Bryant - Birmingham Shoot! Goal All Stars 207 Chris Jones - Tottenham 291 Graham Moseley - Derby 43 Brian Greenhoff - Manchester Utd. 125 Sandy Jardine - Scotland 208 Ted Hemsley - Sheffield 292 John Duncan - Tottenham 44 Colin Sullivan - Norwich 126 Gerry Francis - England 209 Jimmy Mann - Bristol 293 Mel Blyth - Southampton 45 David Harvey - Leeds 127 Kevin Keegan - England 210 Dave Watson - Manchester City 294 Malcolm MacDonald - Newcastle 46 Rod Thomas - Derby 128 Leighton James - Wales 211 Malcolm Page - Birmingham 47 John Hickton - Middlesbrough 129 John Toshack - Wales 212 Pat Rice - Arsenal Trophy cards 48 Alan Dodd - Stoke 130 Billy Bremner- Scotland 213 Jim Pearson - Everton 295 Footballer of the Year 49 Dave Latchford - Birmingham 131 Colin Todd - England 214 Doug Collins - Burnley 296 P.F.A. Player of the Year 50 Willie Donachie - Manchester City 132 Kevin Beattie - England 215 Clive Woods - Ipswich 297 Young Player of the Year 51 Alan Green - Coventry 133 Ray Clemence - England 216 Mike Buckley - Everton 298 Championship Trophy 52 Keith Newton - Burnley 134 Ken Dalglish - Scotland 217 Jimmy Case - Liverpool 299 F. A. Cup 53 Dave Thomas - Q.P.R. 135 Roy McFarland - England 218 Keith Weller - Leicester 300 F. L. Cup 54 Steve Seargeant - Everton 136 Alan Hudson - England 219 Trevor Cherry - Leeds 55 Steve Whitworth - Leicester 137 Mick Channon - England 220 Ian Gillard - Q.P.R. 301 David Armstrong - Middlesbrough 56 Tony Towers - Sunderland 138 Peter Shilton - England 221 Gerard Keegan - Manchester City 302 Tony Dunne - Bolton 57 John McDowell - West Ham 139 Martin Buchan - Scotland 222 Jimmy Nicholl - Manchester Utd. 303 Roger Osborne - Ipswich 58 Alan Sunderland - Wolverhampton 140 Sammy McIlroy - Northern Ireland 223 Stewart Barrowclough - Newcastle 304 Chris Garland - Leicester 59 Ron Webster - Derby 224 David Stringer - Norwich 305 Gerry Francis - Q.P.R. 60 Stuart Pearson - Manchester Utd. 141 Terry Cooper - Middlesbrough 225 Leighton James - Derby 306 Peter Rodrigues - Southampton 61 John Robson - Aston Villa 142 Terry Hibbitt - Birmingham 226 Jim Montgomery - Sunderland 307 Paul Cooper - Ipswich 62 Laurie Sivell - Ipswich 143 Brian Flynn - Burnley 227 Mick Leach - Q.P.R. 308 David Webb - Q.P.R. 63 Billy Ingham - Burnley 144 Alan Dugdale - Coventry 228 Willie Maddren - Middlesbrough 309 Dennis Longhorn - Sunderland 64 John Roberts - Birmingham 145 Henry Newton - Derby 229 Chris McGrath - Tottenham 310 Jim Blyth - Coventry 65 Don Masson - Q.P.R. 146 John Hurst - Everton 230 Martin Peters - Norwich 311 Steve Kember - Leicester 66 Don McAllister - Tottenham 147 Trevor Whymark - Ipswich 231 Peter Taylor - Crystal Palace 312 Joey Jones - Liverpool 67 Jimmy Rimmer - Arsenal 148 Peter Lorimer - Leeds 232 Kevin Lewis - Stoke 313 Alan Gowling - Newcastle 68 Dennis Smith - Stoke 149 Mick Lyons - Everton 233 Jim McCalliog - Southampton 314 Tony Field - Sheffield 69 Les Cartwright - Coventry 150 Alan Ball - Arsenal 234 Peter Noble - Burnley 315 David Mills - Middlesbrough 70 Tommy Craig - Newcastle 151 Stuart Boam - Middlesbrough 235 Bob Hatton - Birmingham 316 Brian King - Coventry 71 Roy McFarland - Derby 152 John Bird - Newcastle 236 Jim Platt - Middlesbrough 317 Geoff Bourne - Derby 72 Billy Dearden - Sheffield 153 Lou Macari - Manchester Utd. 237 Mike Bernard - Everton 318 Checklist 221-330 73 Alan Oakes - Manchester City 154 David Craig - Newcastle 238 Mick Lambert - Ipswich 319 Neil Whatmore - Bolton 74 Brian Talbot - Ipswich 155 Colin Suggett - Norwich 239 Larry Lloyd - Coventry 320 Asa Hartford - Manchester City 75 Ted MacDougall - Norwich 156 Martyn Busby - Q.P.R. 240 John Mahoney - Stoke 321 Tommy Cassidy - Newcastle 76 Paul Reaney - Leeds 157 John Connolly - Everton 241 John Craggs - Middlesbrough 322 Alec Lindsay - Liverpool 77 David Lawson - Everton 158 Sean Haslegrave - Stoke 242 Terry Yorath - Leeds 323 Ian Brennan - Burnley 78 Ian Ross - Aston Villa 159 John Tudor - Newcastle 243 Irving Nattrass - Newcastle 324 Jack Ashurst - Sunderland 79 Gary Pierce - Wolverhampton 160 Mike Summerbee - Burnley 244 Mick McGuire - Norwich 325 Geoff Salmons - Stoke 80 Alan Hudson - Stoke 161 Tony Powell - Norwich 245 Mel Machin - Norwich 326 David Cross - Coventry 81 Graham Oakey - Coventry 162 Jim Neighbour - Tottenham 246 Jimmy Robertson - Stoke 327 Glen Keeley - Newcastle 82 Steve Earle - Leicester 163 Johnny Ayris - West Ham 247 Bobby Kerr - Sunderland 328 John Byrom - Bolton 83 Brian Hall - Liverpool 164 Paul Bennett - Southampton 248 David Peach - Southampton 329 Peter Brine - Middlesbrough 84 Frank Lampard - West Ham 165 Ken Hibbitt - Wolverhampton 249 John Matthews - Arsenal 330 Alex Stepney - Manchester Utd. .
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