Showing posts with label Wiggins Teape. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Ace / Wiggins Teape - Sporting Greats ~ Football


1988
Sporting Greats ~ Football
Ace / Wiggins Teape
33 cards

Diego Maradona (Cover card)

Joel Bats (France)
Oleg Blokhin (Russia)
Jorge Burruchaga (Argentina)
Wilmar Cabrera (Uruguay)
Jan Ceulemans (Belgium)
Preben Elkjaer (Denmark)
Luis Flores (Mexico)
Alain Giresse (France)
Glenn Hoddle (England)
Michael Laudrup (Denmark)
Gary Lineker (England)
Pierre Littbarski (Germany)
Wolfgang Felix Magath (Germany)
Diego Maradona (Argentina)
Charlie Nicholas (Scotland)
Daniel Passarella (Argentina)
Josimar Pereira (Brazil)
Bryan Robson (England)
Dominique Rocheteau (France)
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Germany)
Ian Rush (Wales)
Julio Salinas (Spain)
Hugo Sanchez (Mexico)
Harald Schumacher (Germany)
Socrates (Brazil)
Graeme Souness (Scotland)
Gordon Strachan (Scotland)
Marco Tardelli (Italy)
Jean Amadou Tigana (France)
Frankie Vercautern (Belgium)
Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland)
Arthur Artures Zico (Brazil)


Saturday, 5 April 2014

Wiggins Teape / Ace - Bobby Charlton's World Cup Aces


1978

Bobby Charlton's World Cup Aces
Wiggins Teape / Ace
33

These are similar to the modern issues of Top Trumps.


Title Card - Bobby Charlton

A1.  Gordon Banks (England)
A2.  Bobby Charlton (England)
A3.  Duncan Edwards (England)
A4.  Bobby Moore (England)
B1.  Nobby Stiles (England)
B2.  Ray Wilson (England)
B3.  Jim Baxter (Scotland)
B4.  Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)
C1.  Denis Law (Scotland)
C2.  Didi (Brazil)
C3.  Garrincha (Brazil)
C4.  Gerson (Brazil)
D1.  Pele (Brazil)
D2.  Luigi Riva (Italy)
D3.  Djalma Santos (Brazil)
D4.  Alfredo Di Stefano (Spain) and Bobby Moore (England)
E1.  George Best (Northern Ireland)
E2.  Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)
E3.  John Charles (Wales, in Leeds United kit) and Ron Yeats, Ian St. John (Liverpool)
E4.  Johann Cruyff (Holland)
F1.  Eusebio (Portugal)
F2.  Francisco Gento (Spain)
F3.  Johnny Giles (Republic of Ireland)
F4.  Gerd Muller (West Germany)
G1.  Josef Masopust (Czechoslovakia)
G2.  Sandro Mazzola (Italy)
G3.  Kalman Meszoly (Hungary)
G4.  Wolfgang Overath (West Germany)
H1.  Ferenc Puskas (Hungary)
H2.  Uwe Seeler (West Germany)
H3.  Valeri Voronin (Russia)
H4.  Lev Yashin (Russia)