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Team checklist

I have the complete set

1973/74 A&BC chewing gum (English)
Footballer, Blue backs, Series 1 (001-131)

Kevin Hector Roy McFarland John McGovern David Nish
Rodney Marsh

015 039 087 111 063
003 075

Mike Summerbee
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036

Manchester United
Arsenal

Martin Buchan George Graham Brian Kidd

054 127 078

102 006 030

Alan Ball

073 001

097 025 120 049

Colin Todd
Ray Kennedy

Bob McNab John Radford Pat Rice

Everton

John Connolly Joe Harper
David Sadler Alex Stepney Ian Storey-Moore

053 077 128 029 101

005

Colin Harvey Howard Kendall Roger Kenyon

David Lawson

Bob Wilson

Newcastle United
Birmingham City

Stewart Barrowclough

028 004 076 052 100 129

Trevor Francis Bob Hatton

089 065 113 041 017

Frank Clark

Ipswich Town

David Craig
Roger Hynd

John Roberts Tony Want

Kevin Beattie
Terry Hibbitt

042 114 018 066 090

Bryan Hamilton Allan Hunter Mick Mills
Malcolm MacDonald John Tudor

Burnley
Norwich City

Frank Casper

Martin Dobson Mike Docherty Leighton James Colin Waldron

123

122 106 084 094

Trevor Whymark
Terry Anderson

083

107 059 035 012

Leeds United

Geoff Butler

Billy Bremner
Duncan Forbes

Graham Paddon Clive Payne

103 007 031 055

058 079 126

Trevor Cherry Allan Clarke David Harvey

Mick Jones

Chelsea
Queens Park Rangers

Peter Bonetti Chris Garland Ron Harris

098 002 131 074 050 023

Dave Clement

034 010 082 121

Peter Lorimer Paul Madeley
Anthony (Tony) Hazell Dave Thomas
John Hollins

Alan Hudson Peter Osgood

Leicester City

Terry Venables
Alan Birchenall

024 096 048

026 072

Sheffield United

Len Glover
Len Badger

117 045

093 069 021 022

Coventry City

Dennis Rofe

Peter Shilton Steve Whitworth

Eddie Colquhoun

Tony Currie

Brian Alderson

057

081 009 105 124

033

Roy Barry
Billy Dearden
Chris Cattlin

Mick Coop

Liverpool

Edward (Ted) Hemsley

Alan Woodward
Ray Clemence

080 125

056 008 104 032

Tom Hutchison

Dennis Mortimer

Steve Heighway

Emlyn Hughes Kevin Keegan Chris Lawler Larry Lloyd

Southampton

Mick Channon

061 013 037 109 085

Crystal Palace

Eric Martin Bob McCarthy Terry Paine Jim Steele
John Jackson

016 112 088 064 040

Iain Phillip Don Rogers

Manchester City

Anthony (Tony) Taylor Alan Whittle
Colin Bell

051 099

027 130

Stoke City

Willie Donachie

Mick Doyle Francis Lee

Terry Conroy

086

046 110

Derby County

Jimmy Greenhoff Geoff Hurst
Colin Boulton

118

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1973/74 A&BC chewing gum (English)
Footballer, Blue backs, Series 1 (001-131)

John Mahoney John Marsh Mike Pejic

062 038 014

Tottenham Hotspur

Martin Chivers Mike England

Pat Jennings Cyril Knowles Steve Perryman Martin Peters

043 091

019 115 070 067

West Bromwich Albion

Tony Brown

071 095 047 060 108 119

Asa Hartford William (Willie) Johnston Gordon Nisbet John Wile Ray Wilson

West Ham United

Billy Bonds

116 011 092 044 020

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Trevor Brooking Frank Lampard John McDowell Bobby Moore

Bryan (Pop) Robson

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Matches – 15 April 1972 –Leeds United 3 Birmingham City 0 FA Cup semi final – Hillsborough – 55,000 Scorers: Jones 2, Lorimer Leeds United: Harvey, Reaney, Madeley, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles, E Gray Birmingham City: Cooper, Carroll, Pendrey, Page, Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis, R Latchford (Taylor), Hatton, Smith For a club with such an appalling reputation as big game bottlers, the record of Don Revie‟s Leeds United in semi finals was not at all bad. After a controversial defeat to Chelsea in the FA Cup in 1967 at Villa Park, United won five of the next seven ties they played at the last four stage. There were defeats in the FA Cup in 1968 to Everton and the European Cup in 1970 against Celtic, but they won through three times in the Fairs Cup, once in the FA Cup and once in the League Cup. When they were drawn against Second Division Birmingham City at Hillsborough in the FA Cup in April 1972 there promised to be an extension of that record with Leeds overwhelming favourites to reach the final. They had enjoyed emphatic victories against Bristol Rovers, Liverpool, Cardiff and Tottenham en route, with a goals record of ten for and only two against. The team‟s form through the early months of the year had been unbelievably good with heavy wins against Manchester United, Southampton, Nottingham Forest and champions Arsenal and some breathtaking football on display at Elland Road. Don Revie freely admitted that, given the choice, he would have opted to play Birmingham, rather than either Arsenal or Stoke City who contested the other tie at Villa Park.
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