I.P.C. Magazines / Roy of the Rovers - Roy Race's 1978 Cup Chart

1978
Roy Race's 1978 Cup Chart
I.P.C. Magazines / Roy of the Rovers
2 part poster

Not really cartophilic but I thought I'd include it anyway. The two-part poster was included as the centre-spread in Roy of the Rovers issues dated 7 and 14 January, 1978.

I.P.C. Magazines / Valiant & TV21 - IBP-3-1 My Favourite Soccer Stars ~ Red backs (4)

1971
IBP-3-5 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Red - Valiant & TV21
I.P.C. Magazines / Valiant & TV21
32 per magazine, 160 in total

I've previously shown scans from the complete album, but here's an example of a complete sheet. The complete album can be seen here - I.P.C. Magazines / Valiant & TV21 - IBP-3-1 My Favourite Soccer Stars ~ Red backs (3).

IBP-3-5 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Red - Valiant & TV21 (06-11-1971)

Paul Reaney (Leeds United)
Mel Blyth (Crystal Palace)
George Graham (Arsenal)
Terry Garbett (Watford)
John McAlle (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Graham Hawkins (Preston North End)
Colin Dobson (Huddersfield Town)
Jim Cumbes (West Bromwich Albion)

I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher & Score - The Scorcher Wheel of 30 Super Stars

1973
The Scorcher Wheel of 30 Super Stars
I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher & Score
1

This wheel was given away with the 13 October, 1973 issue of Scorcher and Score. I've never come across the actual gift so I'm unable to list all the footballers that are featured in it.

The Scorcher Wheel of 30 Super Soccer Stars

I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher & Score - I'm a ------- Fan Rosette

1973
I'm a ------- Fan Rosette
I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher & Score
1 sheet

This rosette and adhesive letters is similar to others give away with football magazines around this time. This sheet was given away with the 20 October, 1973 issue of Scorcher and Score.

I'm a ------- Fan Rosette

I.P.C. Magazines / Smash - (FLE-290/IBP-2-1) My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue backs (02)

1970
FLE-290/IBP-2-1 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Buster
FLE-290/IBP-2-2 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Lion
FLE-290/IBP-2-3 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Scorcher
FLE-290/IBP-2-4 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Smash
FLE-290/IBP-2-5 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Tiger
I.P.C. Magazines / Buster, Lion, Scorcher, Smash, Tiger
32 per magazine, 160 in total

Here are a few examples of the uncut sheets.

FLE-290/IBP-2-4 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Smash (14-02-1970)

Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur)
Dave Mackay (Derby County)
John Kaye (West Bromwich Albion)
Mike Channon (Southampton)
John O'Rourke (Ipswich Town)
James Conway (Fulham)
Rodney Marsh (Queens Park Rangers)
Willie Duff (Dunfermline Athletic)

FLE-290/IBP-2-4 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Smash (21-02-1970)

John Radford (Arsenal)
Ron Davies (Southampton)
Roger Barron (Northampton Town)
Gilbert Reece (Sheffield United)
Marvin Hinton (Chelsea)
Frankie Banks (Hull City)
John Mitten (Exeter City)
Jimmy Husband (Everton)

FLE-290/IBP-2-4 My Favourite Soccer Stars - Blue - Smash (28-02-1970)

Bob McKinlay (Nottingham Forest)
Bobby Woodruff (Crystal Palace)
Eamonn Dunphy (Millwall)
Duncan Neale (Plymouth Argyle)
Alan Miller (Raith Rovers)
Raymond Goddard (Orient)
Allan Manley (Brentford)
Len Ashurst (Sunderland)

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot - Soccer Sensations (Booklet)

1977
Soccer Sensations
I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot
136 pages

Another of the Shoot booklets.

1.  Title page - fans
2.  Willie Young (Arsenal)
3.  George Best (Fulham)
4.  Spurs v Manchester City, 1960
5.  Arsenal, 1935; Ian Callaghan (Liverpool)
6.  Alfie Conn (Glasgow Celtic)
7.  Duncan McKenzie (Everton)
8.  Tom Finney (Preston North End)
9.  Willie Maddren (Middlesbrough)
10.  Rachid Harkouk (Crystal Palace)
11.  Alan Slough (Peterborough United)
12.  Rodney Marsh (Queens Park Rangers)
13.  Ipswich Town, 1959-60
14.  David Hay (Chelsea)
15.  Joe Harper (Aberdeen)
16.  Terry Bly (Hull City)
17.  Sam Ellis (Lincoln City v Doncaster)
18.  Mickey Walsh (Blackpool)
19.  Graham Paddon (Norwich City)
20.  Dixie Deans (Glasgow Celtic)
21.  Cyde v Celtic (Scottish Cup Final, 1955)
22.  Alun Evans (Walsall)
23.  Phil Walker (Millwall)
24.  1909 Scottish Cup Final
25.  Gerry Baker (St. Mirren v Aberdeen)
26.  Frank Worthington (Leicester City)
27.  Willie Pettigrew (Motherwell)
28.  John Gibson (Partick Thistle v Celtic)
29.  Jim Forrest (Glagsow Rangers)
30.  Peter Ward (Brighton & Hove Albion)
31.  Mike Channon (Manchester City)
32.  1923 F.A. Cup Final
33.  Aston Villa banned from FA Cup, 1888
34.  Peter Grotier (West Ham United)
35.  Roy Greenwood (Sunderland)
36.  F.A. Cup stolen
37.  George Best (Manchester United v Northampton Town)
38.  Geoff Nulty (Newcastle United)
39.  Andy Ritchie (Greenock Morton)
40.  Tottenham Hotspur, 1901
41.  Mike Mahon (Wimbledon) / Peter Doherty (Manchester City)
42.  Peter Sayer (Cardiff City)
43.  John Gidman (Aston Villa)
44.  Queens Park Rangers, League Cup winners 1967
45.  Claude Ashton (Amateurs) / Ronnie Allen (West Bromwich Albion)
46.  Arfon Griffiths (Wrexham)
47.  Drew Busby (Heart of Midlothian)
48.  Engalnd v Hungary, 1953
49.  Eddie Hapgood
50.  Norman Hunter (Bristol City)
51.  John Chiedozie (Orient)
52.  Scotland, 1928
53.  Scotland, 1955
54.  Brian Hall (Burnley)
55.  Charlie George (Derby County)
56.  Fred Keenor (Cardiff City)
57.  Pat Jennings (Northern Ireland V England, 1972)
58.  Jeremy Charles (Swansea City)
59.  Jackie Copland (St. Mirren)
60.  Billy Wright
61.  Bob Crompton & Danny Steel, 1912
62.  Jim Holton (Coventry City)
63.  David Wagstaffe (Blackburn Rovers)
64.  Alan Morton (Glasgow Rangers)
65.  Hughie Gallacher (Scotland)
66.  Mike Summerbee (Stockport County)
67.  Trevor Cherry (Leeds United)
68.  Billy Meredith (Wales)
69.  Elisha Scott (Liverpool)
70.  Gordon Wallce (Dundee United)
71.  John Miller (Mansfield Town)
72.  Alf Common / Tommy Lawton
73.  Johan Cruyff / David Jack
74.  Terry Cooper (Middlesbrough)
75.  Chris Topping (York City)
76.  George Mutch (1938 F.A. Cup Final)
77.  Laurie Reilly (Scotland)
78.  Mike Flanagan (Charlton Athletic)
79.  Kevin Beattie (Ipswich Town)
80.  Joe Payne / Ted Drake
81.  George Camsell (Middlesbrough)
82.  Gordon Cramond (Ayr United)
83.  John Duncan (Tottenham Hotspur)
84.  Wolves, 1950s
85.  Frank O'Farrell / Tommy Doherty, Steve Coppell
86.  Peter Mellor (Hereford United)
87.  John Hurst (Oldham Athletic)
88.  Peter Swan (Sheffield Wednesday)
89.  Leeds United v West Bromwich Albion, 1971
90.  Willie Carr (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
91.  Brian Stubbs (Notts County)
92.  Frank Barson (Aston Villa) / Joe Harper
93.  Charlton Athletic pitch, 1947
94.  Ian Porterfield (Sheffield Wednesday)
95.  Keith Edwards (Sheffield United)
96.  Albert Geldard / Ronnie Dix
97.  Jimmy Dickinson / Billy Meredith
98.  Trevor Francis (Birmingham City)
99.  Tony Morley (Burnley)
100.  Ibrox Park disaster, 1902
101.  Riots in Peru, 1964
102.  Alan Rough (Partick Thistle)
103.  David Fairclough (Liverpool)
104.  Italy, World Cup winners, 1938
105.  Brazil v Czechoslovakia, 1938
106.  Peter Shilton (Nottingham Forest)
107.  Bobby Stokes (Southampton v Manchester United)
108.  Eddie Baily (England)
109.  Bugatti (Italy v Northern Ireland)
110.  Stan Bowles (Queens Park Rangers)
111.  Alex Edwards (Hibernian)
112.  Danny Blanchflower  (Northern Ireland v West Germany)
113.  Gerd Muller / Jan Tomaszewski
114.  Willie Morgan (Bolton Wanderers)
115.  Kenny Burns (Nottingham Forest)
116.  Alfredo di Stefano / Gento
117.  Tommy Gemmell (1967 European Cup Final)
118.  John Trollope (Swindon Town)
119.  John Faulkner (Luton Town)
120.  Jim Baxter / George Graham
121.  Willie Johnston (Rangers v Moscow Dynamo)
122.  Bryan Robson (West Ham United)
123.  Jimmy Johnstone (Dundee)
124.  Leeds United, 1920
125.  Don Welsh (Charlton Athletic, 1947 FA Cup Final)
126.  Phil Boyer (Southampton)
127.  Laurie Cunningham (West Bromwich Albion)
128.  Billy Bremner / Kevin Keegan
129.  Celtic v Racing Club Buenos Aires, 1967
130.  Dickie Guy (Wimbledon)
131.  Billy Bremner (Hull City)
132.  Italy v Hungary (1938 World Cup Final)
133.  Joao Havelange / Newton Heath cartoon
134.  Arthur Albiston (Manchester United)
135.  Stewart Kennedy (Glasgow Rangers)
136.  Football in 1891

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot - My Magic Moment in Football

1973

My Magic Moment in Football

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot

112

The magazine included sheets of printed autographs that were intended to be cut out and stuck in the spaces provided on each page.

1.  Leeds United

2.  George Armstrong (Arsenal)

3.  Jeff Astle  (West Bromwich Albion)

4.  Len Badger (Sheffield United)

5.  Alan Ball (Arsenal)

6.  Colin Bell (Manchester City)

7.  Mike Bernard (Everton)

8.  George Best (Manchester United)

9.  Jimmy Bone (Sheffield United)

10.  John Brownlie (Hibernian)

11.  Martin Buchan (Manchester United)

12.  Willie Carr (Coventry City)

13.  Mike Channon (Southampton)

14.  Martin Chivers (Tottenham Hotspur), David Webb (Chelsea)

15.  Frank Clark (Newcastle United)

16.  Ray Clemence (Liverpool)

17.  Eddie Colquhoun (Sheffield United)

18.  Alfie Conn (Glasgow Rangers)

19.  Charlie Cooke (Crystal Palace)

20.  Terry Cooper (Leeds United)

21.  Peter Cormack (Liverpool)

22.  Joe Corrigan (Manchester City)

23.  Alex Cropley (Hibernian)

24.  Graham Cross (Leicester City)

25.  Ron Davies (Portsmouth)

26.  Dixie Deans (Glasgow Celtic)

27.  Tom Forsyth (Glasgow Rangers)

28.  Trevor Francis (Birmingham City)

29.  Tommy Gemmell (Dundee)

30.  Charlie George (Arsenal)

31.  John Giles (Leeds United)

32.  Bill Glazier (Coventry City)

33.  Alan Gordon (Hibernian)

34.  Arthur Graham (Aberdeen)

35.  George Graham (Manchester United)

36.  Eddie Gray (Leeds United), David Webb (Chelsea)

37.  Jimmy Greenhoff (Stoke City)

38.  John Greig (Glasgow Rangers)

39.  Ron Guthrie (Sunderland)

40.  Vic Halom (Sunderland)

41.  Colin Harper (Ipswich Town)

42.  Joe Harper (Everton)

43.  Colin Harvey (Everton)

44.  David Harvey (Leeds United)

45.  Kevin Hector (Derby County)

46.  Kenny Hibbitt (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

47.  Jim Holton (Manchester United)

48.  Doug Houston (Glasgow Rangers)

49.  Pat Howard (Newcastle United)

50.  Alan Hudson (Chelsea)

51.  Ally Hunter (Glasgow Celtic)

52.  Geoff Hurst (Stoke City)

53.  Leighton James (Burnley)

54.  Derek Johnstone

55.  Jimmy Johnstone (Glasgow Celtic)

56.  Garry Jones

57.  Mick Jones (Leeds United)

58.  Kevin Keegan (Liverpool)

59.  Steve Kember (Chelsea)

60.  Ray Kennedy (Liverpool)

61.  Roger Kenyon (Everton)

62.  Joe Kinnear (Tottenham Hotspur)

63.  Denis Law, Lee, Marsh (Manchester City)

64.  Francis Lee (Manchester City)

65.  Lou Macari (Manchester United)

66.  Malcolm MacDonald (Newcastle United), Trevor Brooking (West Ham United)

67.  Ted MacDougall (West Ham United)

68.  Rodney Marsh (Manchester City)

69.  Jim McCalliog (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

70.  John McGovern (Derby County)

71.  Frank McLintock (Queens Park Rangers)

72.  Mick Mills (Ipswich Town)

73.  Ian Mitchell (Falkirk)

74.  Bobby Moncur (Newcastle United)

75.  Bobby Moore (West Ham United)

76.  Ian Moore (Manchester United)

77.  Dennis Mortimer (Coventry City)

78.  Alan Mullery (Fulham)

79.  Frank Munro (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

80.  Steve Murray (Glasgow Celtic)

81.  Graham Paddon (Norwich City)

82.  Terry Paine (Southampton)

83.  Garry Pendrey (Birmingham City)

84.  Andy Penman (Arbroath)

85.  Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur), Jack Charlton

86.  Pat Rice (Arsenal)

87.  Davie Robb (Aberdeen)

88.  John Roberts, Mike England (Wales)

89.  Jimmy Robertson (Stoke City)

90.  Bryan Robson (West Ham United)

91.  Don Rogers (Crystal Palace)

92.  Benny Rooney (St. Johnstone)

93.  Joe Royle (Everton)

94.  Jon Sammels (Leicester City)

95.  Peter Shilton (Leicester City)

96.  Wilf Smith (Coventry City)

97.  Pat Stanton (Hibernian)

98.  Colin Stein (Coventry City)

99.  Alex Stepney (Manchester United)

100.  Alan Stevenson (Burnley)

101.  Nobby Stiles (Preston North End), Bobby Moore, Martin Peters

102.  Bobby Stokes (Southampton)

103.  Mike Summerbee (Manchester City)

104.  Dave Thomas (Queens Park Rangers)

105.  John Toshack (Liverpool)

106.  David Wagstaffe (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

107.  David Webb (Chelsea)

108.  Ron Webster (Derby County)

109.  Keith Weller (Millwall)

110.  Bob Wilson (Arsenal)

111.  Frank Worthington (Leicester City)

112.  Tommy Wright (Everton)

I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger - Tiger Cup Chart 1982-83

1982
Tiger Cup Chart 1982-83
I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger
1 poster

This poster was given free with the 11 August 1982 issue of Tiger. It could be used to record scores in The Milk Cup, Scottish League Cup and either the F.A. Cup or the Scottish Cup, as well as follow British clubs in Europe.

Tiger Cup Chart 1982-83

I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger and Jag - Stars of British Sport (02)

1973
Stars of British Sport
I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger and Jag
1 

This disc was given free with the issue of Tiger and Jag dated 12 October, 1973. As you turn the disc different photos appear in the cut out segment at the top. Two more names of sporting stars to add to the checklist.

2.  Mike Channon
28.  Geoff Boycott (Cricket)

I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger - The Bubbly Tiger World Cup Chart (1982)

1982
The Bubbly Tiger World Cup Chart
I.P.C. Magazines / Tiger
1 poster

A poster given away with the 5 June, 1982 issue of Tiger. I don't have a picture of the poster but here's the front cover of the comic that shows the poster.

The Bubbly Tiger World Cup Chart

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot - International Who's Who

1978

International Who's Who

I.P.C. Magazines / Shoot

136 pages

Here's a checklist for another of the Shoot booklets that were published in the 1970's and 1980's. Each issue of the magazine included two pages that were used to create the booklet, starting with the issue dated 16 September, 1978 and running for a total of 17 weeks.

1.  Carl Harris (Wales), Gerry Daly (Republic of Ireland), Paul Mariner (England)

2.  Trevor Anderson (Northern Ireland)

3.  Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland)

4.  Peter Barnes (England)

5.  Kevin Beattie (England)

6.  Jim Blyth (Scotland)

7.  Liam Brady (Republic of Ireland)

8.  Mick Kearns, Don Givens (Republic of Ireland)

9.  Noel Brotherston (Northern Ireland)

10.  Trevor Brooking (England)

11.  Martin Buchan (Scotland)

12.  Kenny Burns (Scotland)

13.  Danny Blanchflower (Northern Ireland)

14.  Trevor Cherry (England)

15.  Ray Clemence (England)

16.  Les Cartwright (Wales)

17.  Ivor Allchurch, Dave Bowen, Jimmy Murphy (Wales)

18.  Steve Coppell (England), Joey Jones (Wales)

19.  Tony Currie (England)

20.  Terry Cochrane (Northern Ireland)

21.  Alan Curtis (Wales)

22.  Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)

23.  Gerry Daly (Republic of Ireland)

24.  Scotland XI, Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)

25.  Dai Davies (Wales)

26.  Nick Deacy (Wales)

27.  Willie Donachie (Scotland), Peter Sayer (Wales)

28.  Johnny Giles (Republic of Ireland)

29.  Ian Edwards (Wales)

30.  Ian Evans (Wales)

31.  Brian Flynn (Wales)

32.  Ally MacLeod,Matt Busby (Scotland)

33.  Paul Futcher (England)

34.  Trevor Francis (England)

35.  Tom Forsyth (Scotland)

36.  Johnny Crossan (Northern Ireland)

37.  John Gidman (England)

38.  Archie Gemmill (Scotland)

39.  Don Givens (Republic of Ireland)

40.  David Narey, George McCluskey (Scotland)

41.  Arthur Graham (Scotland)

42.  Andy Gray (Scotland)

43.  Brian Greenhoff (England)

44.  Ron Greenwood, Emlyn Hughes (England)

45.  Eamon Gregg (Republic of Ireland)

46.  Tony Grealish (Republic of Ireland)

47.  Ashley Grimes (Republic of Ireland)

48.  Dave Sexton, Under 21s (England)

49.  Bryan Hamilton (Northern Ireland)

50.  Carl Harris (Wales)

51.  Asa Hartford (Scotland)

52.  Billy Bingham (Northern Ireland)

53.  Glenn Hoddle (England)

54.  Steve Heighway (Republic of Ireland)

55.  Gordon Hill (England)

56.  John Charles, Jack Kelsey, Billy Meredith (Wales)

57.  Jimmy Holmes (Republic of Ireland)

58.  Emlyn Hughes (England)

59.  Allan Hunter (Northern Ireland)

60.  European Championship dates

61.  Leighton James (Wales)

62.  Pat Jennings (Northern Ireland)

63.  Derek Johnstone (Scotland)

64.  Noel Cantwell, Ray Treacy (Republic of Ireland)

65.  David Jones (Wales)

66.  Joey Jones (Wales)

67.  Joe Jordan (Scotland)

68.  Billy Wright, Johnny Byrne (England)

69.  Mick Kearns (Republic of Ireland)

70.  Kevin Keegan, Trevor Brooking (England)

71.  Ray Kennedy (England)

72.  Jock Stein (Scotland)

73.  Stuart Kennedy (Scotland)

74.  David Langan (Republic of Ireland)

75.  Bob Latchford (England)

76.  Johnny Giles, Redmond Lane (Republic of Ireland)

77.  Mark Lawrenson (Republic of Ireland)

78.  John Mahoney (Wales)

79.  Paul Mariner (England)

80.  Sean Thomas, Paddy Mulligan (Republic of Ireland)

81.  Paul McGhee (Republic of Ireland)

82.  Mick Martin (Republic of Ireland)

83.  Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)

84.  Paul McGuinness (Republic of Ireland)

85.  Jim Platt, Danny Blanchflower (Northern Ireland)

86.  Danny McGrain (Scotland)

87.  Sammy McIlroy (Northern Ireland)

88.  Gordon McQueen (Scotland)

89.  Willie Miller (Scotland)

90.  Mick Mills (England)

91.  Paddy Mulligan (Republic of Ireland)

92.  Mike Smith (Wales)

93.  Cathal Muckian (Republic of Ireland)

94.  Martin Murray (Republic of Ireland)

95.  Phil Neal (England)

96.  Sammy Nelson (Northern Ireland)

97.  Chris Nicholl (Northern Ireland)

98.  Jimmy Nicholl, Jim Platt (Northern Ireland)

99.  David O'Leary (Republic of Ireland)

100.  Lou Macari (Scotland)

101.  Alan O'Neill (Republic of Ireland)

102.  Martin O'Neill (Northern Ireland)

103.  Malcolm Page (Wales)

104.  Walter Winterbottom, Bobby Moore, Nobby Stiles, Alf Ramsey (England)

105.  Stuart Pearson (England)

106.  Gerry Peyton (Republic of Ireland)

107.  John Phillips (Wales)

108.  Leighton Phillips (Wales)

109.  Jim Platt (Northern Ireland)

110.  Pat Rice (Northern Ireland)

111.  Dave Roberts (Wales)

112.  Denis Law (Scotland), Pat Jennings (Northern Ireland), Alan Gilzean (Scotland)

113.  Gerry Ryan (Republic of Ireland)

114.  John Robertson (Scotland)

115.  Alan Rough (Scotland)

116.  Peter Sayer (Wales)

117.  Peter Scott (Northern Ireland)

118.  Peter Shilton (England)

119.  Graeme Souness (Scotland)

120.  Wales XI, Carl Harris (Wales)

121.  Byron Stevenson (Wales)

122.  Frank Stapleton (Republic of Ireland)

123.  Mickey Thomas (Wales)

124.  Ron Springett, Malcolm MacDonald (England)

125.  Rod Thomas (Wales)

126.  John Toshack (Wales)

127.  Ray Treacy (Republic of Ireland)

128.  Mick Martin and Eire XI (Republic of Ireland)

129.  Ian Wallace (Scotland)

130.  Dave Watson (England)

131.  Ray Wilkins (England)

132.  Trevor Ford, Dai Davies (Wales)

133.  Bobby Moore (England)

134.  Tony Woodcock (England)

135.  Terry Yorath (Wales)

136.  Badges (Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)

Front cover.  Steve Coppell (England v Scotland, 1978)

Back cover.  Terry Yorath (Wales); Don Givens (Republic of Ireland); Dave Watson, Phil Neal (England), Martin O'Neill (Northern Ireland)

International Who's Who - 16 September, 1978

1.  Carl Harris (Wales), Gerry Daly (Republic of Ireland), Paul Mariner (England)

2.  Trevor Anderson (Northern Ireland)

3.  Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland)

4.  Peter Barnes (England)

133.  Bobby Moore (England)

134.  Tony Woodcock (England)

135.  Terry Yorath (Wales)

136.  Badges (Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)

I.P.C. Magazines / Score 'n' Roar - Football League Tables 1970-71

1970-71
Football League Tables 1970-71
I.P.C. Magazines / Score 'n' Roar
1

The League Ladder was given free with the first issue of Score'n'Roar dated 19 September, 1970, along with the team tabs for the First Divisions in England and Scotland. The following week the team tabs for the Second Divisions in England and Scotland were included with the magazine, whilst the team tabs for the Third and Fourth Division were included with the third issue of Score'n'Roar.
I have been labouring under the misapprehension that the 1970 League Ladders were given away with Shoot, but this is obviously not the case.

I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher - Football Club Badges

1970
Football Club Badges
I.P.C. Magazines / Scorcher
160 badges

These cut-outs were intended to be collected and appeared on the back cover of Scorcher for a period of twenty weeks.

Football Club Badges - 10 January, 1970

Norwich City
Torquay United
Arbroath
Liverpool
Oldham
Rangers
Hearts
West Ham

Football Club Badges - 17 January, 1970

Queens Park Rangers
Middlesbrough
Doncaster Rovers
Celtic
Leeds United
Motherwell
Southend
Rotherham

Football Club Badges - 24 January, 1970

Manchester United
Kilmarnock
Mansfield Town
Notts County
Portsmouth
Airdrie
Cardiff City
Colchester

Football Club Badges - 31 January, 1970

Sunderland
Dundee
Chester
Preston North End
Bristol City
Southampton
Crystal Palace
Tranmere

Football Club Badges - 07 February, 1970

Blackpool
Millwall
Exeter City
Spurs
Halifax
Dunfermline Athletic
Derby County
Port Vale

Football Club Badges - 14 February, 1970

Peterborough
Charlton Athletic
Nottingham Forest
Carlisle
Orient
Sheffield Wednesday
Morton
Newport County

Football Club Badges - 21 February, 1970

Aberdeen
Bradford City
Lincoln City
Bolton Wanders
Plymouth Argyle
Coventry City
Newcastle United
Barrow

Football Club Badges - 28 February, 1970

Ipswich Town
Huddersfield Town
Aldershot
Scunthorpe
Northampton Town
Brentford
Partick Thistle
Swindon Town

Football Club Badges - 07 March, 1970

Dundee United
Shrewsbury Town
Barnsley
Hull City
West Bromwich Albion
Hartlepool
Crewe
Sheffield United

Football Club Badges - 14 March, 1970

Chelsea
Rochdale
Bradford PA
Watford
Bury
St. Johnstone
Southport
Walsall

Football Club Badges - 21 March, 1970

Workington
St. Mirren
Reading
Darlington
Arsenal
Oxford United
Leicester City
Stockport County

Football Club Badges - 28 March, 1970

Grimsby Town
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
Everton
Wrexham
Brighton 
Falkirk
Bournemouth

Football Club Badges - 04 April, 1970

Glentoran
Cliftonville
Borussia Monchengladbach
Hamburg
Sporting Lisbon
TSV Munich
Dumbarton
Manchester City

Football Club Badges - 11 April, 1970

Burnley
Fulham
Swansea Town
Borussia Dortmund
Gillingham
Blackburn
Eintracht Braunschweig
Stoke City

Football Club Badges - 18 April, 1970

Ajax
Queen of the South
Feyenoord
Inter Milan
Bayern Munich
Stranraer
Vasas
Dukla Prague

Football Club Badges - 25 April, 1970

Bristol Rovers
Wolves
York City
Linfield
A.D.O. (Holland)
Wales
Ireland
Scotland

Football Club Badges - 02 May, 1970

Hibernian
Clyde
Stirling Albion
Chesterfield
Albion Rovers
Juventus
Argentina
France

Football Club Badges - 09 May, 1970

East Fife
Ferencvaros
Honved
Raith Rovers
Dynamo Kiev
Queens Park
Real Madrid
Clydebank

Football Club Badges - 16 May, 1970

El Salvador
Italy
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Brazil
Sweden
Morocco
Belgium

Football Club Badges - 23 May, 1970

England
Bulgaria
Israel
Mexico
Russia
Peru
Romania
Uruguay

Football Club Badges - Alphabetic checklist

A.D.O. (Holland)
Aberdeen
Airdrie
Ajax
Albion Rovers
Aldershot
Arbroath
Argentina
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Barnsley
Barrow
Bayern Munich
Belgium
Birmingham City
Blackburn
Blackpool
Bolton Wanders
Borussia Dortmund
Borussia Monchengladbach
Bournemouth
Bradford City
Bradford PA
Brazil
Brentford
Brighton 
Bristol City
Bristol Rovers
Bulgaria
Burnley
Bury
Cardiff City
Carlisle
Celtic
Charlton Athletic
Chelsea
Chester
Chesterfield
Cliftonville
Clyde
Clydebank
Colchester
Coventry City
Crewe
Crystal Palace
Czechoslovakia
Darlington
Derby County
Doncaster Rovers
Dukla Prague
Dumbarton
Dundee
Dundee United
Dunfermline Athletic
Dynamo Kiev
East Fife
Eintracht Braunschweig
El Salvador
England
Everton
Exeter City
Falkirk
Ferencvaros
Feyenoord
France
Fulham
Gillingham
Glentoran
Grimsby Town
Halifax
Hamburg
Hartlepool
Hearts
Hibernian
Honved
Huddersfield Town
Hull City
Inter Milan
Ipswich Town
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Juventus
Kilmarnock
Leeds United
Leicester City
Lincoln City
Linfield
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
Mansfield Town
Mexico
Middlesbrough
Millwall
Morocco
Morton
Motherwell
Newcastle United
Newport County
Northampton Town
Norwich City
Nottingham Forest
Notts County
Oldham
Orient
Oxford United
Partick Thistle
Peru
Peterborough
Plymouth Argyle
Port Vale
Portsmouth
Preston North End
Queen of the South
Queens Park
Queens Park Rangers
Raith Rovers
Rangers
Reading
Real Madrid
Rochdale
Romania
Rotherham
Russia
Scotland
Scunthorpe
Sheffield United
Sheffield Wednesday
Shrewsbury Town
Southampton
Southend
Southport
Sporting Lisbon
Spurs
St. Johnstone
St. Mirren
Stirling Albion
Stockport County
Stoke City
Stranraer
Sunderland
Swansea Town
Sweden
Swindon Town
Torquay United
Tranmere
TSV Munich
Uruguay
Vasas
Wales
Walsall
Watford
West Bromwich Albion
West Germany
West Ham
Wolves
Workington
Wrexham
York City