Braintree Town F.C. - Braintree Town Trade Cards - Set 2

2014-15
Braintree Town Trade Cards - Set 2
Braintree Town F.C.
12 cards

Issued in October 2014, cards measure 85mm x 55mm and are available from the Braintree Town Supporters Club Shop, which is open every home match day.

13.  Nick Hamann (in action against Norwich City in July 2014)
14.  Action from Crittall Athletic v Gillingham Reserves in an Eastern Counties League game at Cressing Road in 1952-53 with Iron keeper Harry Binks holding the ball.
15.  First Team Squad 2014-15
16.  Kenny Davis in action for England C against Turkey at Dartford in February 2013
17.  Chris Guy, Iron player who scored 210 goals between 1983 and 1989
18.  Alan Devonshire, former West Ham and England player, and Iron manager since 2011  
19.  Chez Isaac in action against Bristol Rovers in September 2014
20.  Record 6,000 crowd at Cressing Road in 1926 at the Essex Junior Cup Final between Saffron Walden Town and Rainham Town
21.  Sam Habergham in action against Bristol Rovers in September 2014
22.  Russell Tanner, Iron player who played 374 games plus 79 substitute appearances and scored 26 goals between 1989 and 2001
23.  A snowbound Braintree Town ground in 2008
24.  Alan Massey in action

Braintree Town F.C. - Braintree Town Trade Cards

2013-14
Braintree Town Trade Cards
Braintree Town F.C.
12 cards

The club player in the Premier Division of the Football Conference. The were founded in 1898 as Manor Works. The were renamed as Crittal Athletic in 1921. They were renamed again as Braintree & Crittall Athletic in 1968 before reverting to Braintree F.C. in 1981 and becoming Braintree Town two years later. The cards measure 85mm x 55mm and are available from the Braintree Town Supporters Club Shop, which is open every home match day.

1.  Dan Holman (now with Colchester United)
2.  Braintree & Crittall Athletic Team Group 1968-69
3.  Original main stand, pictured in May 1968
4.  Dean Wells (now with Stevenage)
5.  Ryan Peters
6.  Crittall Athletic Team Group 1922-23
7.  Matt Paine
8.  Sean Marks celebrating a goal with Luke Daley
9.  Gary Bennett, a record breaking goalscorer, pictured in 1994
10.  Dan Sparkes
11.  Conference South Championship Team Group April 2011
12.  John Bibby (1983-90)