1972-73
Cup-Tie Quiz
Primrose Confectionery
25 cards
Another set of cards given away with packets of sweet cigarettes. The illustration comes from eBay seller collectabilia.is.back.
1. Which two Third Division sides ...
2. How many World Cup Finals did Pele ...
3. Which four English clubs have won ...
4. What trophy did England win in 1966 ...
5. Which Cups were won by Glasgow Celtic ...
6. Who won the Scottish Cup in 1909?
7. Which British clubs have won the European ...
8. How often did Real Madrid win ...
9. Which was the first British team ...
10. Who won the 1970 World Cup ...
11. Who headed four goals in a Cup Final ...
12. What happened to the World Cup trophy ...
13. Who scored a hat trick in which ...
14. Which team did Denis Law play for ...
15. Which World Cup Final drew the biggest ...
16. Which team have won the F.A. Cup ...
17. Which players have scored a hat trick ...
18. What is the British record for the highest ...
19. What is Bobby Moore's hat trick of Wembley ...
20. Who was the youngest player ...
21. What happened at the first Wembley ...
22. Name the grounds at which the Cup Final ...
23. When did the F.A. Cup leave England ...
24. How many clubs entered the first ...
25. Which is the longest F.A. Cup-tie ...
1973-74
PRI-25 Football Funnies
Primrose Confectionery
25 cards
A bit of humour now, these cards were given away in packets of sweet cigarettes.
1. The Han Dynasty
2. Earliest picture
3. The game in Australia
4. Greeks in the time of Antiphanes
5. Romans called the game Harpastum
6. Derbyshire
7. Workington in 1880s
8. Saxons v Normans
9. Henry VIII
10. Highest score, 36-0
11. Santos v Penarol - Longest match
12. 13, Smallest crowd
13. Denmark - 17 goals in the Olympics
14. Colin Jones, heading record
15. Referee booked all 22 players
16. Staines - 16 goals - Lens v Aubry-Asturies
17. 1930 World Cup
18. Victoria Boys Club
19. Longest game of table football
20. Pele
21. G. Dorval, Youngest player
22. £400,000 transfer fee - Anastasi (Juventus)
23. Willie Foulke
24. Gaelic football
25. £500,000 Pools win
1961
PRI-190/PRI-5 Famous Footballers - F.B.S.1
Primrose Confectionery
50 cards
A collection of cards given away in packets of sweet cigarettes. The illustration shows two Welsh goalkeepers, Graham Vearncombe of Cardiff City and Arsenbal's Jack Kelsey.
1. Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn Rovers)
2. Norman Deeley (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
3. Ronnie Allen (Stoke City)
4. Jimmy Murray (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
5. Graham Vearncombe (Cardiff City)
6. Don Howe (West Bromwich Albion)
7. Dave Mackay (Tottenham Hotspur)
8. Maurice Setters (Manchester United)
9. Peter Brabrook (Chelsea)
10. John Sydenham (Southampton)
11. Denis Law (Manchester City)
12. Jack Charlton (Leeds United)
13. Jimmy Armfield (Blackpool)
14. Peter Swan (Sheffield Wednesday)
15. Jim Iley (Nottingham Forest)
16. Maurice Norman (Tottenham Hotspur)
17. Stevens (Bolton Wanderers)
18. Ray Wilson (Huddersfield Town)
19. Tommy Harmer (Tottenham Hotspur)
20. Joe Haverty (Arsenal)
21. Vic Groves (Arsenal)
22. Mel Nurse (Swansea Town)
23. Gerry Harris (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
24. Pat Saward (Aston Villa)
25. Tony Knapp (Leicester City)
26. George Eastham (Newcastle United)
27. Dennis Viollet (Manchester United)
28. Peter Broadbent (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
30. Cliff Jones (Tottenham Hotspur)
31. Brian Clough (Middlesbrough)
32. Harry Gregg (Manchester United)
33. Bert Trautmann (Manchester City)
34. Peter McParland (Aston Villa)
35. Johnny Haynes (Fulham)
36. Bobby Robson (West Bromwich Albion)
37. Charlie Hurley (Sunderland)
38. Derek Kevan (West Bromwich Albion)
39. Jack Kelsey (Arsenal)
39. Jimmy McIlroy (Burnley)
40. Eddie Hopkinson (Bolton Wanderers)
41. Stanley Matthews (Blackpool)
42. Bryan Douglas (Blackburn Rovers)
43. Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur)
44. Bill Slater (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
45. Graham Shaw (Sheffield United)
46. Tom Finney (Preston North End)
47. Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)
48. Jimmy Greaves (Chelsea)
49. Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
50. Alan A'Court (Liverpool)
