Glasgow Evening Times - Wall-Pics (3)

1960s
Wall-Pics
Glasgow Evening Times
Unknown number

Another Evening Times Wall-Pics photo.

Alex Willoughby (Rangers)
B. McNeill - Centre Half (Celtic)
Billy McNeill (Celtic)
Billy McNeill (Celtic)
Davie Wilson (Rangers)
Harry Hood (Celtic)
J. Clark - Right Half (Celtic)
J. Johnstone - Outside Right (Celtic)
J. Kennedy - Left Half (Celtic)
Jim Baxter (Rangers)
Jim Forrest (Rangers)
Jim Johnstone (Celtic)
Jimmy Johnstone (Celtic)
John Grieg (Rangers)
John Hughes (Celtic)
Johnny Divers (Celtic)
Ralph Brand (Rangers)
Rangers FC
S. Chalmers - Centre Forward (Celtic)
Steve Chalmers (Celtic)
T. Gemmell - Left Back (Celtic)
Willie Henderson (Rangers)
Willie Mathieson (Rangers)
Willie Wallace (Celtic)

Dubreq (Waddingtons / Top Trumps) - British Stars Set 2

1979
British Stars Set 2
Dubreq
32 player cards per season

This set was issued three times, some players featured in two or three of the sets, other only in one. The details added to each line indicate the kit the player is wearing in the photograph - either club or country, while the four numbers represent International Goals, International Appearances, League Goals and League Appearances.
I must thank Neil Goulding for sharing all this information many years ago.

1979
British Stars Set 2
Alan Gowling (Bolton Wanderers)      Club / 0 / 0 / 106 / 299
Asa Hartford (Manchester City)      Country / 3 / 24 / 37 / 359
Bob Latchford (Everton)      Club / 1 / 3 / 151 / 315
Brian Kidd (Manchester City)      Club / 1 / 2 / 119 / 358
Brian Little (Aston Villa)      Club / 0 / 1 / 54 / 194
Clive Woods (Ipswich Town)      Club / 0 / 0 / 17 / 224
Cyrille Regis (West Bromwich Albion)      Club / 0 / 0 / 10 / 34
Frank Stapleton (Arsenal)      Club / 2 / 7 / 30 / 105
Glen Hoddle (Tottenham Hotspur)      Club / 0 / 0 / 17 / 87
Gordon McQueen (Manchester United)      Club / 3 / 20 / 21 / 211
Graeme Souness (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 6 / 24 / 201
Jimmy Case (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 0 / 12 / 91
John Robertson (Nottingham Forest)      Club / 0 / 1 / 27 / 194
Ken Sansom (Crystal Palace)      Club / 0 / 0 / 3 / 94
Kevin Keegan (F.C. Hamburg)      Country / 9 / 37 / 86 / 350
Liam Brady (Arsenal)      Club / 2 / 16 / 23 / 164
Martin Buchan (Manchester United)      Club / 0 / 28 / 12 / 372
Mick Mills (Ipswich Town)      Club / 0 / 19 / 16 / 427
Mike Thomas (Manchester United)      Country / 0 / 5 / 27 / 214
Peter Barnes (Manchester City)      Country / 1 / 6 / 14 / 86
Peter Ward (Brighton & Hove Albion)      Club / 0 / 0 / 52 / 93
Phil Neal (Liverpool)      Club / 1 / 13 / 46 / 337
Rachid Harkouk (Queens Park Rangers)      Club / 0 / 0 / 21 / 54
Ray Clemence (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 36 / 0 / 394
Ray Wilkins (Chelsea)      Club / 0 / 18 / 27 / 147
Steve Wicks (Derby County)      Club / 0 / 0 / 5 / 95
Stuart Pearson (Manchester United)      Club / 5 / 15 / 99 / 268
Ted MacDougall (A.F.C. Bournemouth)      Club / 3 / 7 / 235 / 460
Tony Currie (Leeds United)      Country / 2 / 12 / 68 / 400
Trevor Brooking (West Ham United)      Club / 1 / 23 / 59 / 346
Trevor Francis (Nottingham Forest)      Country / 1 / 12 / 115 / 271
Viv Anderson (Nottingham Forest)      Club / 0 / 0 / 4 / 112

1980
British Stars Set 2 - 1980 Data plus Club changes
Arthur Graham (Leeds United)      Club / 3 / 8 / 51 / 299
Asa Hartford (Everton)      Country / 3 / 35 / 40 / 399
Brian Greenhoff (Leeds United)      Country / 0 / 17 / 13 / 221
Brian Kidd (Everton)      Club / 1 / 2 / 128 / 388
Brian Talbot (Arsenal)      Club / 0 / 5 / 25 / 197
David O'Leary (Arsenal)      Club / 0 / 10 / 5 / 138
Frank Stapleton (Arsenal)      Club / 2 / 9 / 47 / 146
Glen Hoddle (Tottenham Hotspur)      Club / 0 / 0 / 24 / 122
Gordon McQueen (Manchester United)      Club / 5 / 26 / 27 / 247
Jimmy Case (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 0 / 19 / 128
Jimmy Greenhoff (Manchester United)      Club / 0 / 0 / 134 / 483
Joe Corrigan (Manchester City)      Club / 0 / 3 / 0 / 333
John Richards (Wolverhampton Wanderers)      Club / 0 / 1 / 124 / 277
John Wark (Ipswich Town)      Club / 1 / 4 / 21 / 99
Ken Sansom (Crystal Palace)      Club / 0 / 1 / 2 / 136
Kenny Burns (Nottingham Forest)      Country / 1 / 14 / 49 / 236
Kevin Keegan (F.C. Hamburg)      Country / 9 / 37 / 86 / 350
Laurie Cunningham (Real Madrid)      Country / 0 / 3 / 35 / 161
Mike Thomas (Manchester United)      Country / 1 / 11 / 34 / 255
Paul Mariner (Ipswich Town)      Club / 1 / 5 / 90 / 233
Peter Barnes (West Bromwich Albion)      Country / 4 / 14 / 15 / 115
Peter Shilton (Nottingham Forest)      Club / 0 / 28 / 1 / 475
Steve Coppell (Manchester United)      Country / 5 / 15 / 36 / 211
Steve Heighway (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 20 / 49 / 316
Stuart Pearson (West Ham United)      Country / 5 / 15 / 99 / 268
Teddy Maybank (Fulham)      Club / 0 / 0 / 34 / 106
Terry McDermott (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 5 / 30 / 254
Tony Currie (Queens Park Rangers)      Country / 3 / 17 / 75 / 433
Tony Woodcock (F.C. Cologne)      Club / 0 / 5 / 35 / 123
Trevor Brooking (West Ham United)      Club / 1 / 30 / 61 / 367
Trevor Francis (Nottingham Forest)      Country / 2 / 15 / 124 / 300
Vince Hillaire (Crystal Palace)      Club / 0 / 0 / 8 / 64

1981
British Stars Set 2 - 1981 Data plus Club changes
Asa Hartford (Everton)      Country / 3 / 37 / 41 / 428
Bob Latchford (Everton)      Club / 5 / 12 / 168 / 375
Brian Kidd (Bolton Wanderers)      Club / 1 / 2 / 137 / 410
Brian Little (Aston Villa)      Club / 0 / 1 / 60 / 242
Byron Stevenson (Leeds United)      Club / 0 / 10 / 24 / 53
Clive Woods (Norwich)      Club / 0 / 0 / 24 / 228
Cyrille Regis (West Bromwich Albion)      Club / 0 / 0 / 33 / 95
David Johnson (Liverpool)      Club / 5 / 8 / 91 / 270
Frank Stapleton (Arsenal)      Club / 2 / 17 / 61 / 183
Gary Birtles (Manchester United)      Club / 0 / 2 / 26 / 79
Glen Hoddle (Tottenham Hotspur)      Club / 1 / 4 / 43 / 161
Gordon McQueen (Manchester United)      Club / 5 / 29 / 36 / 280
Jimmy Case (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 0 / 22 / 159
Jimmy Greenhoff (Manchester United)      Club / 0 / 0 / 135 / 480
Ken Sansom (Arsenal)      Club / 0 / 9 / 2 / 136
Kevin Keegan (Southampton)      Country / 15 / 46 / 86 / 350
Liam Brady (Juventus)      Club / 2 / 26 / 36 / 201
Martin Buchan (Manchester United)      Club / 0 / 34 / 14 / 449
Mick Mills (Ipswich Town)      Club / 0 / 30 / 19 / 502
Mike Flanagan (Crystal Palace)      Club / 0 / 0 / 90 / 277
Mike Thomas (Manchester United)      Country / 2 / 20 / 42 / 277
Peter Barnes (West Bromwich Albion)      Country / 4 / 16 / 30 / 145
Peter Ward (Nottingham Forest)      Club / 0 / 0 / 62 / 125
Ray Clemence (Liverpool)      Club / 0 / 51 / 0 / 477
Ray Wilkins (Manchester United)      Country / 1 / 35 / 32 / 213
Stuart Pearson (West Ham United)      Country / 5 / 15 / 104 / 288
Teddy Maybank (Fulham)      Club / 0 / 0 / 39 / 143
Tony Currie (Queens Park Rangers)      Country / 3 / 17 / 78 / 476
Trevor Brooking (West Ham United)      Club / 2 / 40 / 64 / 397
Trevor Cherry (Leeds United)      Country / 0 / 27 / 32 / 483
Trevor Francis (Nottingham Forest)      Country / 3 / 18 / 138 / 317
Viv Anderson (Nottingham Forest)      Club / 0 / 2 / 8 / 188

Topps - 2013-14 Topps Premier Gold (9)

2013-14
Topps Premier Gold
Topps
200 cards - base set

The Pele card.

SP-P.  Pele

Topps - Match Attax ~ Master cards

2007-08 - 2013-14
Match Attax ~ Master cards
Topps
1 per season

Here are the Master cards issued since 2007-08. Pete Holland (pholla65) has kindly supplied all of the photos used here. He believes that the 2007-08 card was used during 2008-09 season.

2007-08 Match Attax.
2009-10 Match Attax.
2010-11 Match Attax.
2011-12 Match Attax.
2012-13 Match Attax.
2013-14 Match Attax.

Amalgamated Press/The Champion - AMA-060 The Champion Album of Famous Footballers (3)

1930
AMA-060 The Champion Album of Famous Footballers
Amalgamated Press/The Champion
72

Knowing my affinity to Cardiff City, Roger Pashby has sent in a scan of the page of Welsh Internationals from this album, with two Cardiff City players included. Bob John was trainer at Ninian Park in the 1950s and Billy Hole was the father of Cardiff City player and Welsh International, Barrie Hole.

R. John (Arsenal)
F. Keenor (Cardiff City)
E. O'Callaghan (Tottenham Hotspur)
L. Davies (Cardiff City)
S. Bennion (Manchester United)
W. Hole (Swansea Town)

The Daily Graphic - The Daily Graphic Football Album 1908-1909

1908-09
The Daily Graphic Football Album 1908-1909
The Daily Graphic
57 team groups

Golden Penny wasn't the only published of team photos in the Edwardian era. The Daily Graphic also issued a number of albums to. Here's the checklist for the 1908-09 version. The illustration above shows Portsmouth and Notts Forest.

Aberdeen
Aston Villa
Barnsley
Birmingham
Blackburn Rovers
Blackpool
Bradford Park Avenue
Bradford City
Brentford
Brighton & Hove Albion
Bristol City
Bristol Rovers
Bury
Celtic
Chelsea
Chesterfield
Crystal Palace
Everton
Exeter City
Fulham
Gainsborough Trinity
Glasgow Rangers
Glossop
Grimsby Town
Heart of Midlothian
Hull City
Leeds City
Leyton
Lincoln City
Liverpool
Luton Town
Manchester City
Manchester United
Middlesbrough
Millwall
New Brompton
Northampton Town
Norwich City
Notts County
Notts Forest
Plymouth Argyle
Portsmouth
Preston North End
Queens Park Rangers
Reading
Sheffield United
Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton
Stockport County
Sunderland
Swindon Town
Tottenham Hotspur
Watford
West Bromwich Albion
West Ham United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Woolwich Arsenal

Daily Mirror - Goal Action Replay

1972-73
Goal Action Replay
Daily Mirror
6 booklets

These are what are known as flicker books - they have photos printed on both sides of the pages and each book contains 64 pages. Flick the pages forward and see the action unfold before your eyes. Flick the pages back and you see another goal being scored.

Replay No. 1
Front - The Genius of George Best
Back - Charlie George v Gordon Banks

Replay No. 2
Front - The Centenary Cup Winner (Allan Clarke - Leeds United v Liverpool)
Back - (Francis) Lee at large!

Replay No. 3
Front - King Pele
Back - Bobby Charlton's Greatest Goal

Replay No. 4
Front - Did Geoff Hurst's World Cup Winner really cross the line?
Back - The Goal of the Year (Ron Radford - Hereford United)

Replay No. 5
Front - Incredible (Johan) Cruyff
Back - The Banana that beat Banks (George Armstrong - Arsenal)

Replay No. 6
Front - (Martin) Chivers in Charge!
Back - Eusebio's Rocket!

Boys' Magazine - BOY-530-2/BPM-10.1 Footballers ~ Metal Lapel Badges

1926-27
BOY-530-2 / BPM-10.1 Footballers ~ Metal Lapel Badges
Boys' Magazine
12 metal badges

Lapel badges given away with Boys' Magazine in 1926.

Charlie Buchan (Arsenal)    -    issue no. 236,  dated 11 September, 1926
W.H. Walker (Aston Villa)    -    issue no. 237,  dated 18 September, 1926
W. Gillespie (Sheffield United)    -    issue no. 238,  dated 25 September, 1926
J. McMullan (Manchester City)    -    issue no. 239,  dated 2 October, 1926
J. Carter (West Bromwich Albion)    -    issue no. 240,  dated 9 October, 1926
A. Cunningham (Rangers)    -    issue no. 241,  dated 16 October, 1926
J. Carter (West Bromwich Albion)    -    issue no. 242,  dated 23 October, 1926
H. Gallacher (Newcastle United)    -    issue no. 243,  dated 30 October, 1926
J. Dimmock (Tottenham Hotspur)    -    issue no. 244,  dated 6 November, 1926
W. Davies (Cardiff City)    -    issue no. 245,  dated 13 November, 1926
Clem Stephenson (Huddersfield Town)    -    issue no. 246,  dated 20 November, 1926
J. McMullan (Manchester City)     -    issue no. 247,  dated 27 November, 1926

Boys' Friend - BOY-290-3/BPJ-1-3 Famous Footballers (2)

1911
BOY-290-3 / BPJ-1-3 Famous Footballers
Boys' Friend
3 strips of 4 cards

Here is a complete original uncut card, as issued.

1.  Spiers (Bradford)
2.  Colin Veitch (Newcastle United)
3.  Windridge (Chelsea)

Famous Flags - The Royal Standard
Famous Regiments - Grenadier Guards 
Famous Footballers - Colin Veitch (Newcastle United)
Famous Boxers - Bombadier Wells

The Sun - World Cup 1970 Wallchart

1970

World Cup 1970 Wallchart

The Sun

28, 16, 22, 16 stickers

28 stickers, issued in three sheets of 28 England players, 16 stickers of flags of the competing nations, 22 stickers of former British footballers and 16 stickers of some of the great stars from around the world - all stars of previous World Cup tournaments.

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Englands Squad for Mexico (sheet 01 - as issued)

Bobby Moore (West Ham United)

Jackie Charlton (Leeds United)

Gordon Banks (Stoke City)

Peter Shilton (Leicester City)

Alex Stepney (Manchester United)

David Sadler (Manchester United)

Alan Ball (Everton)

Jeff Astle (West Bromwich Albion)

Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)

Peter Bonetti (Chelsea)

Peter Osgood (Chelsea)

Brain Labone (Everton)

Tommy Wright (Everton)

Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur)

Geoff Hurst (West Ham United)

Nobby Stiles (Manchester United)

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Englands Squad for Mexico (sheet 02 - as issued)

Colin Bell (Manchester City)

Francis Lee (Manchester City)

Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)

Peter Thompson (Liverpool)

Bob McNab (Arsenal)

Allan Clarke (Leeds United)

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Englands Squad for Mexico (sheet 03 - as issued)

Norman Hunter (Leeds United)

Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur)

Keith Newton (Everton)

Terry Cooper (Leeds United)

Ralph Coates (Burnley)

Brian Kidd (Manchester United)

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Flags of the Nations (complete sheet - as issued)

England

Germany

Italy

Czechoslovakia

Romania

Belgium

USSR

Sweden

Bulgary

Israel

Morocco

Peru

Uruguay

Brazil

El Salvador

Mexico

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Great British Players of the Past (complete sheet - as issued)

Tom Finney (England)

Nat Lofthouse (England)

Frank Swift (England)

Wally Barnes (Wales)

Willie Woodburn (Scotland)

Willie Waddell (Scotland)

Archie McAuley (Scotland)

George Young (Scotland)

Lawrie Riley (Scotland)

Ron Burgess (Wales)

John Charles (Wales)

John Carey (Eire)

Stan Cullis (England)

George Hardwick (England)

Tommy Lawton (England)

Wilf Mannion (England)

Stanley Matthews (England)

Joe Mercer (England)

Stan Mortensen (England)

Billy Wright (England)

Danny Blanchflower (Northern Ireland)

Peter Doherty (Northern Ireland)

World Cup 1970 Wallchart Stickers - Stars of Previous World Cups (complete sheet - as issued)

Antonio Rattin (Argentina)

Gerhard Hanappi (Austria)

Djalma Santos (Brazil)

Garrincha (Brazil)

Pele (Brazil)

Raymond Kopa (France)

Florian Albert (Hungary)

Gianni Rivera (Italy)

Mario Coluna (Portugal)

Eusebio (Portugal)

Lev Yashin (Russia)

Alfredo di Stefano (Spain)

Ferenc Puskas (Spain)

Santa Maria (Spain)

Luis Suarez (Spain)

Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)

Admiral / Major Sports, Leicester - ADM-030/ADH-1 England Soccer Stars

1970s
ADM-030/ADH-1 England Soccer Stars
Admiral / Major Sports, Leicester
12

The album has space for 24 cards, but only 12 were ever issued.

1.  Alan Ball
2.  Kevin Beattie, Dave Watson
3.  Colin Bell
4.  Mick Channon
5.  Ray Clemence
6.  Gerry Francis
7.  Alan Hudson
8.  Kevin Keegan
9.  Malcolm MacDonald
10.  Colin Todd
11.  Dave Watson
12.  Steve Whitworth

Topps - Match Attax/Match Attax Extra ~ Trophy cards (2)

2007-08 - 2013-14
Match Attax/Match Attax Extra ~ Trophy cards
Topps
1 or 2 per season

Here are the Trophy cards issued over the last four seasons. Pete Holland (pholla65) has been invaluable in supplying most of the photos used here.

2010-11 Match Attax Extra.
2011-12 Match Attax.
2012-13 Match Attax.
2013-14 Match Attax.

W.D. & H.O. Wills (Flag Cigarettes, Scissors Cigarettes, United Service Cigarettes) - International Footballers 1909-10

1910
International Footballers 1909-10
W.D. & H.O. Wills
67

A really nice set of cards, each one available with four different backs, with the Flag Cigarettes type being the most difficult to find these days, along with the blank back version.

Flag Cigarettes
Scissors Cigarettes
United Service Cigarettes
Blank back

International Footballers 1909-10 - Wales

H. Blew (Wrexham)
Lloyd Davies (Wrexham, now Everton)
W.C. Davies (Stoke, C Palace, WBA)
R. Evans (Saltney Carriage Works, Wrexham, Aston Villa)
E. Hughes (Wrexham, Nottingham Forest)
E. Jones (Trehafod, Aberdare Athletic, Chelsea)
J. Jones (Llandrindod Wells, Aston Villa, Northern Nomads)
J. Love Jones (card says L. Jones) (Stoke, Middlesbrough)
W. Lot Jones (card says Lot Jones) (Manchester City)
W. Meredith (Chirk, Manchester City, Manchester United)
A.G. Morris (Aberystwyth B., Swindon Town, Nottingham Forest)
C. Morris (Chirk, Derby County, now Huddersfield Town)
E. Peake (Aberystwyth, Liverpool)
L.R. Roose (Aberystwyth, London Welsh, Stoke, Everton, Sunderland)
G. Wynn (card says G. Wynne) (Chirk, Wrexham, Manchester City)

International Footballers 1909-10 - England

J.V. Bache (Beardley Victoria, Stourbridge, Aston Villa)
R. Bond (Preston North End, Bradford City)
W. Bradshaw (Blackburn Rovers)
A. Cowell (Blackburn St Peters, Nelson, Blackburn Rovers)
R. Crompton (Blackburn Rovers)
A. Ducat (Southend Athletic, Woolwich Arsenal)
H. Fleming (Swindon)
A.E. Hall (Brierley Hill Wanderers, Wallheath, Stourbridge, Aston Villa)
H.T.W. Hardinge (Maidstone United, Newcastle United, Sheffield Wednesday)
S. Hardy (Newbold White Star, Chesterfield, Liverpool)
G. Holley (Seaham White Star, Sunderland)
H. Makepeace (Everton)
H. Morley (Kiveton Park, Grimsby Town, Notts County)
J. Parkinson (Liverpool)
J. Pennington (West Bromwich Albion)
G. Wall (Barnsley, Manchester United)
W. Wedlock (Arlington Rovers, Aberdare Athletic, Bristol City
V.J. Woodward (Chelmsford, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea)

International Footballers 1909-10 - Ireland

J. Balfe (Bohemians, Shelbourne)
S. Burnison (Belfast Distillery)
J. Darling (Linfield)
V. Harris (Pembroke Emeralds, Shelbourne, Everton)
W. Lacey (Lansdown, Shelbourne, Everton)
P. McCann (Belfast Celtic)
E. McConnell (Cliftonville, Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, Chelsea)
J. Murphy (Bradford City)
J. Murray (Motherwell)
J.M. Murray (Shettleston, Motherwell, Sheffield Wednesday)
J.C. O'Hehir (Dublin Bohemians)
W.T. Renneville (Leyton, Aston Villa)
W. Scott (Suffolk, Linfield, Everton)
F. Thompson (Cliftonville)

International Footballers 1909-10 - Scotland

A. Aitken (Newcastle United, Middlesbrough, Leicester Fosse)
A. Bennett (Celtic, Rangers)
J. Brownlie (Third Lanark)
A. Devine (Falkirk)
J. Hay (Glasgow Celtic)
A. Higgins (Newcastle United)
G. Law (Glasgow Rangers)
W. Loney (Glasgow Celtic)
J. McMenemy (Glasgow Celtic)
A. McNair (Glasgow Celtic)
A. McTavish (Falkirk)
P. McWilliam (Newcastle United)
J. Mitchell (Kilmarnock)
J. Quinn (Glasgow Celtic)
G. Robertson (Motherwell)
G.L. Sinclair (card says T. Sinclair) (Heart of Midlothian)
R. Templeton (Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Woolwich Arsenal)
C. Thomson (Hearts, Sunderland)
W. Walker (Clyde)

Nabisco / Malted Shreddies - NAB-140/NAB-3 Footballers

1970
NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers
Nabisco / Malted Shreddies
24

A 24 card set, there are three different versions of the cards available. On one the company name is listed as "Nabisco Foods" and on the other as "Nabisco Foods Ltd". There is also a blank back version, these might be proofs, and it was possible to send for a large photo in a folder, costing 3/11d, plus one special packet top. Two error cards are know as well, listed at the bottom.

NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers - with "Nabisco Foods" on back
NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers - with "Nabisco Foods Ltd" on back
NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers - 7" x 5" photo with autographed folder
NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers - blank back

1.  George Best (Manchester United)
2.  Alan Ball (Everton)
3.  Bobby Moore (West Ham United)
4.  Gordon Banks (Stoke City)
5.  Denis Law (Manchester United)
6.  Billy Bremner (Leeds United)
7.  Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)
8.  Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur)
9.  Roger Hunt (Liverpool)
10.  Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
11.  Wyn Davies (Newcastle United)
12.  John Grieg (Rangers)
13.  Billy McNeill (Celtic)
14.  Jack Charlton (Leeds United)
15.  Mike Summerbee (Manchester City)
16.  Jeff Astle (West Bromwich Albion)
17.  Phil Thompson (Liverpool)
18.  Geoff Hurst (West Ham United)
19.  Ron Davies (Southampton)
20.  Peter Bonetti (Chelsea)
21.  Peter Shilton (Leicester City)
22.  Mike England (Tottenham Hotspur)
23.  Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)
24.  Joe Royle (Everton)

NAB-140 / NAB-3 Footballers - errors/varieties
20.  Peter Bonetti (Chelsea) - back is Peter Shilton (Leicester City)
19.  Ron Davies (Southampton) - back is Mike England (Tottenham Hotspur)

The Book of Football - Some Famous Half-Backs

1905-06
Some Famous Half-Backs
The Book of Football
9 cameos

Another of the photographs Chris Lee has sent in from The Book of Football. The Biscuitmen: Reading Football Card Homepage

Some Famous Half-Backs
M. Parry (Liverpool)
Parsonage (Brentford)
A. Leake (Aston Villa)
Bull (Tottenham Hotspur)
Comrie (Millwall)
G.T. Henderson (Middlesboro')
Pheasant (West Bromwich Albion)
Goldie (Fulham)
A. Gardner (Newcastle United)

NIKE FOOTBALL RELEASES NIKE PREMIER BOOTS IN BRASIL, ENGLAND AND FRANCE EDITIONS

New boots celebrate the greatest achievements of three of international football's most famous nations.

 
Earlier this year Nike launched the Nike Premier, a modern performance take on classic football boot design. The launch color was a defining black and white combination. For the latest incarnation of this timeless boot, Nike has created a limited edition run that celebrates three nations who have achieved glory on football's greatest stage: Brasil, England and France. 

The Nike Premier Brasil Edition comes in a stand-out Tour Yellow and White color combination. France is represented by a vivid Treasure Blue and White whilst the England design comes in Crimson and White. 

Each boot features a predominantly one color upper with the stud-tips matching that color on a white-based sole plate. The sock liner features a graphic referencing the year(s) the respective country was crowned champions. 

The premium leather used for the upper sets the benchmark for softness and feel for leather-based boots while the transitional flex in the sole plate provides a firm mid foot combined with a flexible and responsive forefoot.

The sole plate design provides excellent traction on a variety of surfaces. The boot also uses Nike's most anatomical last to-date, as seen on the Nike Hypervenom, which helps place the foot closer to the ball and ground for greater foot-to-ball feel and touch. 

The Nike Premier Brasil, England and France Editions are available at Nike.com and soon on www.prosoccer.co.za.  - Remember to like us on Facebook.

Topps - 2013-14 Topps Premier Gold (8)

2013-14
Topps Premier Gold
Topps
200 cards - base set

An error from Topps, the base card and all the parallel versions of the Jermain Defoe card actually depicts another Spurs player, Etienne Capoue. The green version is shown above.

190.  Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur) - actually Etienne Capoue

Topps - Match Attax/Match Attax Extra ~ Trophy cards

2007-08 - 2013-14
Match Attax/Match Attax Extra ~ Trophy cards
Topps
2 per season

These cards don't usually appear on the official checklist, so I thought I'd include illustrations of them here. There's usually one issued with the usual Match Attax set early in the season and another when Match Attax Extra is released towards the end of the season. Pete Holland (pholla65) has been invaluable in supplying most of the photos used here.

2007-08 Match Attax, 2007-08 Match Attax Extra.
2008-09 Match Attax, 2008-09 Match Attax Extra.
2009-10 Match Attax, 2009-10 Match Attax Extra.

Golden Wonder - GOI-1-2 Sporting All Stars

1979
GOI-1-2 Sporting All Stars
Golden Wonder
24  cards (1 footballer)

Only one true footballer in this set, though Ian Botham turned out for Scunthorpe United. Issued in sheets of 4 cards. One of the sheets, probably the first one, has the set title as Soccer All Stars rather than Sporting All Stars.

1.  Niki Lauda (Motor Racing)
2.  Barry Sheene (Motor Cycling)
3.  Gareth Edwards (Rugby Union)
4.  John Curry (Figure Skating)
5.  Sharron Davies (Swimming)
6.  Donna Hartley (Athletics)
7.  Brendan Foster (Athletics)
8.  Jill Hammersley (Table Tennis)
9.  Ian Botham (Cricket)
10.  Alan Minter (Boxing)
11.  Phil Bennett (Rugby Union)
12.  Sonia Lannaman (Athletics)
13.  Peter Oosterhuis (Golf)
14.  Mike Brearley (Cricket)
15.  Mark Cox (Tennis)
16.  Geoff Hunt (Squash)
17.  John Conteh (Boxing)
18.  Nick Faldo (Golf)
19.  Jonah Barrington (Squash)
20.  Harvey Smith (Show Jumping)
21.  James Hunt (Motor Racing)
22.  David Gower (Cricket)
23.  Debbie Johnsey (Show Jumping)
24.  Kevin Keegan (Football)

GOI-1-2 Sporting All Stars - backs state 'Soccer All Stars'

2.  Barry Sheene (Motor Cycling)
5.  Sharron Davies (Swimming)
20.  Harvey Smith (Show Jumping)
23.  Debbie Johnsey (Show Jumping)