1972
CLE-340 / CMA-2 Golden Goals
Cleveland Petrol
41
A total of 20 different sheets were available, containing either one, two or three stickers. They are listed below in sheet order and in numerical order. The company also produced a hard-backed album to collect the stickers in.
Sheet 1
1. Jose Augusto celebrates a Portugal Goal against Russia in 1966
Sheet 2
2. Haller scores for West Germany in World Cup Final 1966.
21. Jimmy Greaves goal poaching for Spurs against Manchester United.
Sheet 3
3. Geoff Hurst, England's World Cup hat-trick hero
12. The ageless Bobby Charlton of Manchester United.
28. Graduate goalscorer Alan Gowling scores against Wolves in 1971.
Sheet 4
4. England and Manchester City striker Francis Lee.
10. Ray Crawford of Colchester scores against Leeds in 1971.
36. Derek Posse of Millwall.
Sheet 5
5. Martin Chivers, scoring supremo for Spurs and England.
39. Mick Channon of Southampton
40. Champagne Channon, scores for England U-23's against Scotland.
Sheet 6
6. Northern Ireland's Derek Dougan heads for England's goal.
29. Derby drama. Liverpool's Evans slots the ball home versus Everton.
Sheet 7
7. Ian Hutchinson heads Chelsea's 2nd goal against Leeds in 1970.
32. Charlton's header puts United in the lead v. Benfica, European Cup Final 1968.
Sheet 8
8. Peter Osgood's equaliser in the 1970 Cup Final replay.
Sheet 9
9. George Best. a hat-trick hero for Manchester Utd. v. West Ham.
23. Portugese man-of-goals Eusebio.
37. The idol of Highbury, Charlie George.
Sheet 10
11. Jeff Astle. England and West Bromwich Albion
19. Brazil's Rivelino cracks in a goal versus Czechoslovakia, 1970
38. Newcastle's star striker, Malcolm MacDonald.
Sheet 11
13. A Law Special. Denis scores against Sheffield Wednesday.
16. Arsenal's Graham nets against Stoke in the 1971 Cup semi-final.
Sheet 12
14. One of the Best. George scores against West Ham in 1971.
Sheet 13
15. Charlie George slams in a penalty against Burnley in 1971.
Sheet 14
17. Charlie George wins the 1971 FA Cup for Arsenal at Wembley.
Sheet 15
18. Geoff Hurst scores for England against Rumania in Mexico 1970.
24. Golden goalscorer of West Germany Gerd Muller.
25. Johann Cruyff, super-star, Holland and Ajax.
Sheet 16
20. Santos v. Vasco de Gama and Pele's 1,000th first class goal.
30. Manchester magic. City's Summerbee nets against United in 1971.
Sheet 17
22. England's Chivers scores against Greece in Athens in 1971.
33. Muhren blasts a penalty into Arsenal's goal for Ajax.
Sheet 18
26. Eusebio strokes a penalty past Banks, England v. Portugal 1966.
Sheet 19
27. Another wonder-goal for Ajax for Johann Cruyff.
41. Ted MacDougall of Bournemouth scores in Geoff Hurst's Testimonial match.
Sheet 20
31. Chalmers scores Celtic's 1967 European Cup winner versus Inter Milan.
34. Willie Carr, Coventry's master in midfield.
35. Ernie Hunt, Coventry's hero of Highfield Road.
Checklist
1. Jose Augusto celebrates a Portugal Goal against Russia in 1966
2. Haller scores for West Germany in World Cup Final 1966.
3. Geoff Hurst, England's World Cup hat-trick hero
4. England and Manchester City striker Francis Lee.
5. Martin Chivers, scoring supremo for Spurs and England.
6. Northern Ireland's Derek Dougan heads for England's goal.
7. Ian Hutchinson heads Chelsea's 2nd goal against Leeds in 1970.
8. Peter Osgood's equaliser in the 1970 Cup Final replay.
9. George Best. a hat-trick hero for Manchester Utd. v. West Ham.
10. Ray Crawford of Colchester scores against Leeds in 1971.
11. Jeff Astle. England and West Bromwich Albion
12. The ageless Bobby Charlton of Manchester United.
13. A Law Special. Denis scores against Sheffield Wednesday.
14. One of the Best. George scores against West Ham in 1971.
15. Charlie George slams in a penalty against Burnley in 1971.
16. Arsenal's Graham nets against Stoke in the 1971 Cup semi-final.
17. Charlie George wins the 1971 FA Cup for Arsenal at Wembley.
18. Geoff Hurst scores for England against Rumania in Mexico 1970.
19. Brazil's Rivelino cracks in a goal versus Czechoslovakia, 1970
20. Santos v. Vasco de Gama and Pele's 1,000th first class goal.
21. Jimmy Greaves goal poaching for Spurs against Manchester United.
22. England's Chivers scores against Greece in Athens in 1971.
23. Portugese man-of-goals Eusebio.
24. Golden goalscorer of West Germany Gerd Muller.
25. Johann Cruyff, super-star, Holland and Ajax.
26. Eusebio strokes a penalty past Banks, England v. Portugal 1966.
27. Another wonder-goal for Ajax for Johann Cruyff.
28. Graduate goalscorer Alan Gowling scores against Wolves in 1971.
29. Derby drama. Liverpool's Evans slots the ball home versus Everton.
30. Manchester magic. City's Summerbee nets against United in 1971.
31. Chalmers scores Celtic's 1967 European Cup winner versus Inter Milan.
32. Charlton's header puts United in the lead v. Benfica, European Cup Final 1968.
33. Muhren blasts a penalty into Arsenal's goal for Ajax.
34. Willie Carr, Coventry's master in midfield.
35. Ernie Hunt, Coventry's hero of Highfield Road.
36. Derek Posse of Millwall.
37. The idol of Highbury, Charlie George.
38. Newcastle's star striker, Malcolm MacDonald.
39. Mick Channon of Southampton
40. Champagne Channon, scores for England U-23's against Scotland.
41. Ted MacDougall of Bournemouth scores in Geoff Hurst's Testimonial match.
2008
Score - International Stars - Series D
Caplin & Rosetti / Score Cards 2008
10
Another collection by Caplin & Rosetti / Score Cards 2008, a further set of 10 cards showing players wearing unfamiliar jerseys, and one who isn't a professional footballer at all.
1 of 10. Robert Plant (Wolves)
2 of 10. Brian McClair (Manchester United)
3 of 10. Paul Gascoigne (Gansu Tianma)
4 of 10. David Beckham (Manchester United)
5 of 10. Pele (U.S.A.)
6 of 10. Roberto Baggio (World Dreams)
7 of 10. George Best (Brazil)
8 of 10. David Beckham (Manchester United)
9 of 10. Rod Stewart (Scotland)
10 of 10. Raquel Welch (Chelsea)
1960
Famous Footballers
D.C. Thomson / The Rover
8 cut-outs
These drawings are very similar to the ones published on the front cover of The Rover from time to time between the late 1940s and early 1970s. These seem different to the ones I checklisted a while ago. I don't know how many there were but I'd presume there'd be about 11 on the page and that they were printed around the time of the 1958 World Cup in Sweden.
I was wondering if anyone might know a little more about these?
Joe Baker (Hibernian and England)
John Charles (Juventus and Wales)
Alfredo Di Stefano (Real Madrid and Spain)
Tommy Lawton (Arsenal and England)
Jimmy McGrory (Celtic and Scotland)
1970
Mexico 70
Panini
42 stickers, 242 cards
A very interesting article about Panini's Mexico 70 collection in the current issue of Backpass magazine. More details can be found here: Backpass magazine
Would a checklist interest anyone?
1958
Spot the Soccer Stars - who is this Famous Footballer?
I.P.C. Magazines / Lion
1
A football shaped disc, similar to Spot the Clubs, measuring 202mm across. 32 players appear in the small window at the bottom as you turn the disc around. Other windows on the front reveal height and weight, position, birthplace, previous club, league appearances, cup honours, international appearances and the year he joined his present club.
UPDATE (08-11-2017 12:04): This Quiz Wheel was included with issue no. 361 of Lion, dated 17 January, 1959. Thanks to Terry Kramer for providing this missing information.
1. Ivor Allchurch (Newcastle United)
2. Ronnie Allen (West Bromwich Albion)
3. John Atyeo (Bristol City)
4. Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur)
5. Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)
6. Ronnie Clayton (Blackburn Rovers)
7. Willie Cunningham (Leicester City)
8. Jimmy Dickinson (Portsmouth)
9. Bobby Evans (Cletic)
10. Tom Finney (Preston North End)
11. Jimmy Greaves (Chelsea)
12. Harry Gregg (Manchester United)
13. Jeff Hall (Birmingham City)
14. Johnny Haynes (Fulham)
15. John Hewie (Charlton Athletic)
16. Alan Hodgkinson (Sheffield United)
17. Stewart Imlach (Nottingham Forest)
18. Bobby Johnstone (Manchester City)
19. Vic Keeble (West Ham United)
20. Jack Kelsey (Arsenal)
21. Billy Liddell (Liverpool)
22. Nat Lofthouse (Bolton Wanderers)
23. Ian McColl (Rangers)
24. Colin McDonald (Burnley)
25. Alf McMichael (Newcastle United)
26. Peter McParland (Aston Villa)
27. Stanley Matthews (Blackpool)
28. Terry Medwin (Tottenham Hotspur)
29. Tommy Ring (Clyde)
30. Derek Sullivan (Cardiff City)
31. Jimmy Wardhaugh (Hearts)
32. Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
1940s
City Bakeries
Football Clubs (Paper Shields)
Unknown number
Another assortment of City Bakeries cards.
Leyton Orient
Lincoln City
Linfield
Linfield
Linfield
Moorpark
Morton
Morton
Newcastle
Newcastle
Newcastle
Newport
Northampton
Norwich City
Notts County
Oldham
Oldham
Parkhead
Peterhead
Portsmouth
Queens Park
Queen's Park
Queens Park R.
Queens Park Rangers (Q.P. Rangers)
