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soccercardindex.com Futera Platinum Newcastle Greatest 1999 checklist Regular NNo Andy Aitken NNo Frank Hudspeth NNo Jhoe Richardson NNo Ivor Allchurch NNo Kevin Keegan NNo George Robledo NNo Peter Beardsley NNo Dick Keith NNo Bryan Robson NNo Frank Brennan NNo James Lawrence NNo Jack Rutherford NNo Ollie Burton NNo Rob Lee NNo Jimmy Scoular NNo Frank Clark NNo Wilf Low NNo Stan Seymour NNo Andy Cole NNo Malcolm Macdonald NNo Len Shackleton NNo Bobby Cowell NNo Roddy Mackenzie NNo Alan Shearer NNo Reg Davies NNo Andrew McCombie NNo Ronnie Simpson NNo Wyn Davies NNo Billy McCracken NNo Charlie Spencer NNo George Eastham NNo Tom Macdonald NNo Bob Stokoe NNo Les Ferdinand NNo Alf McMichael NNo Ernie Taylor NNo Hughie Gallacher NNo Peter McWilliam NNo Colin Veitch NNo Alex Gardner NNo Jackie Milburn NNo Chris Waddle NNo Paul Gascoigne NNo Bobby Mitchell NNo Sam Weaver NNo Joe Harvey NNo Bobby Moncur NNo Len White NNo Jim Howie NNo James Nelson Centrepiece Card-Limited Edition Variations Gold edged (G) & Promo (P) G P G P G P NNo Andy Aitken NNo Frank Hudspeth NNo Jhoe Richardson NNo Ivor Allchurch NNo Kevin Keegan NNo George Robledo NNo Peter Beardsley NNo Dick Keith NNo Bryan Robson NNo Frank Brennan NNo James Lawrence NNo Jack Rutherford NNo Ollie Burton NNo Rob Lee NNo Jimmy Scoular NNo Frank Clark NNo Wilf Low NNo Stan Seymour NNo Andy Cole NNo Malcolm Macdonald NNo Len Shackleton NNo Bobby Cowell NNo Roddy Mackenzie NNo Alan Shearer NNo Reg Davies NNo Andrew McCombie NNo Ronnie Simpson NNo Wyn Davies NNo Billy McCracken NNo Charlie Spencer NNo George Eastham NNo Tom Macdonald NNo Bob Stokoe NNo Les Ferdinand NNo Alf McMichael NNo Ernie Taylor NNo Hughie Gallacher NNo Peter McWilliam NNo Colin Veitch NNo Alex Gardner NNo Jackie Milburn NNo Chris Waddle NNo Paul Gascoigne NNo Bobby Mitchell NNo Sam Weaver NNo Joe Harvey NNo Bobby Moncur NNo Len White NNo Jim Howie NNo James Nelson .

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