Wednesday, 14 May 2014

J. Baines - Football Cards (01) - Baines's Prize Jersey Competition


1890s
Baines's Prize Jersey Competition
J. Baines
12 cards

Thousands of cards were issued by John Baines and his contemporaries, like W.N. Sharpe and J. Briggs, from the late 1880's to the early 1920's. They were the Panini and Topps of their day. Very few can be tied down to specific sets as the cards were so diverse in design. There are some from around 1887 that were printed for actual cup-ties, but very little is known about those early rugby competitions.
The cards shown here though, do make up a set. In total there are 12 cards, each with the same information on the back. I have included the back design plus 11 of the cards (2 footballers and 9 rugby players), which means there is one missing.
UPDATE (04-02-2026 13:33):  The missing card has been added to the list.
UPDATE (01-03-2026 12:41):  Baines expert Gary Curtis has been in contact:
I have checked my archives and found many others to match these, hence I am pretty sure you are actually showing cards from 8 different subsets of 12. For example Birkenhead Park & Castleford are from the same set as is Celtic & Queens Park but design wise from a different set. The other pair from a set is Hunslet & Stanningley, the other 5 are just from seperate sets. The amount issued was so very vast, but these sets should all have exactly the same design with just player and name changes. Gary


Birkenhead Park - A.E. Fenton
               He appears in the Cheshire team photo of 1895
Castleford - G. Howell
Celtic - Doyle
               Dan Doyle won 8 caps for Scotland between 1892 and 1898
Hunslet - A.H.R. Albert (Goldthorpe)
               He made his debut in October 1888 and retired in 1910.
Queens Park - Sillars
               Probably a mis-spelling, William Sellar played for Queens Park in the 1895 F.A. Cup Final v Blackburn Rovers.
Rockcliffe - E.W. Taylor   -   added 04-02-2026
               Ernest William Taylor played 14 times for England from 1892 to 1899.
Runcorn - ?
Stanningley - ?
Tyledsley - John Berry
               Played for Tyldesley before and after 1895, winning three caps in 1891.
Ulverston - J.R. Robinson
Wigan - Wm. Halliwell
               Joined Wigan rugby club some time prior to 1895.
Wilson

Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Panini - F.I.F.A. World Cup Brasil 2014 Prizm (27)


2014
F.I.F.A. World Cup Brasil 2014 Prizm
Panini
201 base cards

Panini America's Tracy Hackler has added another article regarding the Panini Prizm World Cup collection....

Panini America Studies Staggering Prices of 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Prizm’s Best Cards
May 13, 2014
by Tracy Hackler

There’s anecdotal evidence all around us that speaks eloquent volumes about the surging phenomenon that is Panini America’s 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Prizm trading card set. After just six days on the U.S. market, the product already ranks as perhaps the most successful release of the year. But when you get past all the feel-good social media buzz and start exploring cold, hard sales numbers, you realize something quite extraordinary: 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Prizm is not as hot as we think it is. It’s hotter. Way, way hotter.
In the last few days, four key autographed cards from the set have sold on eBay for $1,000 or more. Those are landmark cards, mind you, that began as random inserts inside $5 packs. Four more autographed cards from the product have sold for $720 or more. In fact, after spending some quality time this morning on eBay and Terapeak.com researching seemingly every last realized sale price so far — and we were absolutely blown away by what we learned.
In all, we tracked 26 cards that have sold for $500 or more since May 6. Perhaps none, however, are more impressive than the Cristiano Ronaldo/Pepe dual-autograph #’d 1/10 that closed two days ago for a staggering $1,450. Other four-digit dynamos include a Roberto Baggio Prizm autograph (#’d 1/25) that sold for $1,199.99, a Lionel Messi Prizm autograph (#’d 6/25) that went off at $1,012.29 and a Clint Dempsey/Tim Howard dual autograph (#’d 4/10) that sold for a nice, even $1,000.
Other impressive first-week sales include a Ronaldo autograph that closed for $835, a Neymar Prizm autograph (#’d 1/25) that changed hands for $745, a Messi autograph that sold for $740.66 and a Pele autograph that closed for $720 after a whopping 69 bids.
Heck, even the non-autographed stunners from 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Prizm are commanding big bucks. A Neymar World Cup Stars Gold Power Prizm parallel (#’d 5/5) sold for $500.
In the gallery that follows, we offer a visual price check on 24 cards from the set that have sold for $500 or more. Enjoy, and be sure to get your own box of 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Prizm now at iCollectPanini.com.


www.tamworthfcheritage.co.uk - Lambs Legends (Tamworth Football Club)


2009
Lambs Legends (Tamworth Football Club)
www.tamworthfcheritage.co.uk
33 cards

These cards are similar to Top Trumps cards and issued by the club.

Title card
Instruction card (Adie Smith)
01.  Percy Vials 
02.  Billy Goffin
03.  Ivor Crowhurst
04.  Vin Wood
05.  Des Lewis
06.  Charlie Coggins
07.  Dave Seedhouse
08.  Ron Sims
09.  John Bayliss
10.  Graham Jessop
11.  Tommy Morrow
12.  Ian Hill
13.  Ray Holmes
14.  Ian Ward
15.  Andy Maddocks
16.  Martin Myers
17.  Bobby Atkins
18.  Corrigan Lockett
19.  Steve Cartwright
20.  Mark Stanton
21.  Russell Gordon
22.  Martin Devaney
23.  Dale Belford
24.  Gary Smith
25.  Warren Haughton
26.  Rob Warner
27.  Mark Hallam
28.  Darren Acton
29.  Mark Cooper
30.  Adie Smith 
Heritage Lottery Fund


D.C. Thomson / The Wizard - The Wizard All-Stars (05)


1970-71

The Wizard All-Stars - 12 Super Photos of Famous Footballers
D.C. Thomson / The Wizard
12 footballers, 2 sheets

Two sheets of stickers, six footballers on each, given away with The Wizard on 6 March, 1971. They were intended to be stuck on a wall chart given away the previous week.
I later discovered that these stickers are for The Wizard All-Stars poster.

Sheet 2


Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool)

Alan Ball (Everton)
Francis Lee (Manchester City)
Peter Osgood (Chelsea)
Terry Cooper (Leeds United)
Brian Kidd (Manchester United)

Sheet 3


Colin Bell (Manchester City)

John Hollins (Chelsea)
Paul Reaney (Leeds United)
Peter Thompson (Liverpool)
Tommy Gemmell (Celtic)
George Best (Manchester United)

L.Q.L. Leria Quemada Laya (Chile) - Calugas y Chicles Mundial (1962 World Cup) (02)


1962

Calugas y Chicles Mundial
L.Q.L. Leria Quemada Laya
Chile
352 stickers

An incomplete checklist for a very rare collection issued in Chile 1962, who were hosting the World Cup that year. 22 stickers for each of the 16 competing countries.
UPDATE (24-01-2021 18:51):  Matt Stevens has provided images of empty album pages allowing me to complete the checklist.

1.  Misael Escuti (Chile)

2.  Sergio Navarro (Chile)
3.  Raul Sanchez (Chile)
4.  Luis Eyzaguirre (Chile)
5.  Carlos Contreras (Chile)
6.  Eladio Rojas (Chile)
7.  Mario Mareno (Chile)
8.  Jorge Toro (Chile)
9.  Honorino Landa (Chile)
10.  Jaime Ramirez (Chile)
11.  Leonel Sanchez (Chile)
12.  Adan Goday (Chile)
13.  Sergio Valdes (Chile)
14.  Armando Tobar (Chile)
15.  Enrique Gonzalez (Chile)
16.  Alberto Fouilloux (Chile)
17.  Bernardo Bello (Chile)
18.  Hugo Lepe (Chile)
19.  Manuel Astroga (Chile)
20.  Manuel Rodriguez (Chile)
21.  Humberto Cruz (Chile)
22.  Alfonso Sepulveda (Chile)

23.  Hans Tilkowski (Alemania Occidental)
24.  Willi Giesemann (Alemania Occidental)
25.  Friedel Lutz (Alemania Occidental)
26.  Horst Szymaniak (Alemania Occidental)
27.  Uwe Seeler (Alemania Occidental)
28.  Herbert Erhardt (Alemania Occidental)
29.  Richard Kress (Alemania Occidental)
30.  Karl Herrmann (Alemania Occidental)
31.  Albert Bruels (Alemania Occidental)
32.  Kurt Dörfel (Alemania Occidental)
33.  Hans Wilden (Alemania Occidental)
34.  Engelbert Kraus (Alemania Occidental)
35.  Hans Nowak (Alemania Occidental)
36.  Werner Olk (Alemania Occidental)
37.  Wolfgang Fabrian (Alemania Occidental)
38.  Gunter Sawitzki (Alemania Occidental)
39.  Karl Schnellinger (Alemania Occidental)
40.  Willi Schulz (Alemania Occidental)
41.  Helmut Haller (Alemania Occidental)
42.  K. Heinz Thielen (Alemania Occidental)
43.  Heinz Vollmar (Alemania Occidental)
44.  Ferdianad Wenauer (Alemania Occidental)

45.  Antonio Roma (Argentina)
46.  Luis Artime (Argentina)
47.  Ernesto Rattin (Argentina)
48.  Rubén Soza (Argentina)
49.  José Pizzutti (Argentina)
50.  José Sanfillippo (Argentina)
51.  Orestes Corbatta (Argentina)
52.  Amadeo Carrizo (Argentina)
53.  Ramos Delgado (Argentina)
54.  Miguel A. Vidal (Argentina)
55.  Rafael Albretch (Argentina)
56.  Federico Sacchi (Argentina)
57.  Juan J. Sainz (Argentina)
58.  Héctor Guidi (Argentina)
59.  Carmelo Simeone (Argentina)
60.  Roberto Blanco (Argentina)
61.  José Facundo (Argentina)
62.  Mario Grigual (Argentina)
63.  Martin Pando (Argentina)
64.  Ermindo Onega (Argentina)
65.  Alberto Gonzalez (Argentina)
66.  Oscar Belén (Argentina)

67.  Castilho (Brasil)

68.  Pele (Brasil)
69.  Garrincha (Brasil)
70.  Pepe (Brasil)
71.  Didi (Brasil)
72.  Learcio (Brasil)
73.  Waldir (Brasil)
74.  Bellini (Brasil)
75.  Djalma (Brasil)
76.  Nilton (Brasil)
77.  Procopia (Brasil)
78.  Zito (Brasil)
79.  Zequinho (Brasil)
80.  Ditao (Brasil)
81.  Faustino (Brasil)
82.  Vava (Brasil)
83.  Zagalo (Brasil)
84.  Gerson (Brasil)
85.  Countinho (Brasil)
86.  Chinezinho (Brasil)
87.  Dorval (Brasil)
88.  Mauro (Brasil)

89.  George Naydenov (Bulgaria)
90.  Dimitri Dimov (Bulgaria)
91.  Peter Velichkov (Bulgaria)
92.  Ivan Kolev (Bulgaria)
93.  Cyril Rakarov (Bulgaria)
94.  Ivan Dimitriov (Bulgaria)
95.  Basil Metodiev (Bulgaria)
96.  Nikola Kovachev (Bulgaria)
97.  Teodor Diev (Bulgaria)
98.  Hristo Iliev (Bulgaria)
99.  Dimitri Yakimov (Bulgaria)
100.  Ivan Partchanov (Bulgaria)
101.  Peter Ivanov (Bulgaria)
102.  Karl Gaganelov (Bulgaria)
103.  Rudolf Manolav (Bulgaria)
104.  Fedor Zlatkov (Bulgaria)
105.  Dimitri Largov (Bulgaria)
106.  Osmin Asparukov (Bulgaria)
107.  Ivan Dermenjiev (Bulgaria)
108.  Frantisek Kostov (Bulgaria)
109.  Bnikola Domov (Bulgaria)
110.  Miroslav Debarski (Bulgaria)

111.  Efrain Sanchez (Colombia)
112.  Manuel Pacheco (Colombia)
113.  Anibal Alzate (Colombia)
114.  Francisco Zoluagao (Colombia)
115.  Ignacio Calle (Colombia)
116.  Jaime Gonzalez (Colombia)
117.  Rolando Serrano (Colombia)
118.  Ricardo Diaz (Colombia)
119.  Carlos Aponte (Colombia)
120.  Héctor Echeverri (Colombia)
121.  Jaime Silva (Colombia)
122.  Oscar Lopez (Colombia)
123.  German Aceros (Colombia)
124.  Ignacio Pérez (Colombia)
125.  Eusebio Escobar (Colombia)
126.  Delio Gamboa (Colombia)
127.  Héctor Gonzalez (Colombia)
128.  Carlos Arango (Colombia)
129.  Bernardo Valencia (Colombia)
130.  Marino Klinger (Colombia)
131.  Manuel Manjarros (Colombia)
132.  Carlos Campillo (Colombia)

133.  Schroiff (Cecoslovaquia)
134.  Hiedik (Cecoslovaquia)
135.  Popluhar (Cecoslovaquia)
136.  Kucero (Cecoslovaquia)
137.  Tichy (Cecoslovaquia)
138.  Pluskal (Cecoslovaquia)
139.  Masopust (Cecoslovaquia)
140.  Pospichal (Cecoslovaquia)
141.  Schere (Cecoslovaquia)
142.  Kvasnak (Cecoslovaquia)
143.  Jelinek (Cecoslovaquia)
144.  Novak (Cecoslovaquia)
145.  Bomba (Cecoslovaquia)
146.  Jindro (Cecoslovaquia)
147.  Bubernik (Cecoslovaquia)
148.  Stibranyi (Cecoslovaquia)
149.  Kadraba (Cecoslovaquia)
150.  Adamec (Cecoslovaquia)
151.  Valosek (Cecoslovaquia)
152.  Safranak (Cecoslovaquia)
153.  Masek (Cecoslovaquia)
154.  Borovicka (Cecoslovaq

155.  Araquistain (Espana)

156.  Santamaria (Espana)
157.  Di Stefano (Espana)
158.  Puskas (Espana)
159.  J. Vidal (Espana)
160.  Rodriguez (Foncho) (Espana)
161.  Del Sol (Espana)
162.  Collar (Espana)
163.  Gensona (Espana)
164.  Rivilla (Espana)
165.  Suarez (Espana)
166.  Aguirre (Espana)
167.  Tejada (Espana)
168.  Perez (Pachin) (Espana)
169.  Gento (Espana)
170.  Zoco (Espana)
171.  Peiro (Espana)
172.  Carmelo (Espana)
173.  Vicente (Espana)
174.  Ruiz-Sosa (Espana)
175.  Paquito (Espana)
176.  Calleja (Espana)

177.  Gyula Grosics (Hungria)
178.  Gabor Torok (Hungria)
179.  Sandor Matrai (Hungria)
180.  Kalan Meszoly (Hungria)
181.  Laszlo Sarosi (Hungria)
182.  Kalan Sovari (Hungria)
183.  Erno Salymosi (Hungria)
184.  Ferenc Sipos (Hungria)
185.  Karoly Sandor (Hungria)
186.  Janos Farkas (Hungria)
187.  Janos Gorocs (Hungria)
188.  Florian Albert (Hungria)
189.  Bela Kuharsky (Hungria)
190.  Lajos Tichy (Hungria)
191.  Mate Fenyvesi (Hungria)
192.  Mihaly Ladzko (Hungria)
193.  Jeno Bozsik (Hungria)
194.  Imre Ilku (Hungria)
195.  Bela Nogradi (Hungria)
196.  Geza Kotasz (Hungria)
197.  Pal Monostori (Hungria)
198.  Jena Sakularis (Hungria)

199.  Alan Hodgkinson (England)

200.  Johnny Haynes (England)
201.  Jimmy Greaves (England)
202.  Ron Clayton (England)
203.  Bobby Charlton (England)
204.  Bryan Douglas (England)
205.  Ron Springett (England)
206.  Henry Banks (England)
207.  Peter Swann (England)
208.  Bobby Miller (England)
209.  Jimmy Armfield (England)
210.  Ron Flowers (England)
211.  John Connolly (England)
212.  Johnny Byrne (England)
213.  Ray Crawford (England)
214.  Gerry Hitchens (England)
215.  Joe Kevan (England)
216.  Al Pointer  (England) (sic - Ray)
217.  Mike McNeill (England)
218.  Maurice Norman (England)
219.  Bobby Robson (England)
220.  Ramon Wilson  (England)

221.  Mattrel (Italia)
222.  Losi (Italia)
223.  Loiacono (Italia)
224.  Sivori (Italia)
225.  Brighenti (Italia)
226.  Mora (Italia)
227.  Bolchi (Italia)
228.  Corso (Italia)
229.  Maldini (Italia)
230.  Angelillo (Italia)
231.  Buffon (Italia)
232.  Altafini (Italia)
233.  Trapattoni (Italia)
234.  Nicole (Italia)
235.  Casteletti (Italia)
236.  Stacchini (Italia)
237.  Robotti (Italia)
238.  Maschio (Italia)
239.  Fogli (Italia)
240.  Sarti (Italia)
241.  Milani (Italia)
242.  Rivera (Italia)

243.  Antonio Carbajal (Mexico)
244.  Antonio Mota (Mexico)
245.  Jaime Gomez (Mexico)
246.  Arturo Chaires (Mexico)
247.  Gustavo Pena (Mexico)
248.  Guillermo Sepulveda (Mexico)
249.  Jesus del Mura (Mexico)
250.  José Villegas (Mexico)
251.  Ignacio Jauregui (Mexico)
252.  Raul Cardenas (Mexico)
253.  Salvador Farfan (Mexico)
254.  Pedro Najera (Mexico)
255.  Felipe Rucalcaba (Mexico)
256.  Alfredo del Aguila (Mexico)
257.  Isidoro Diaz (Mexico)
258.  Salvador Reyes (Mexico)
259.  Armando Garrido (Mexico)
260.  Héctor Hernandez (Mexico)
261.  Carlos Lara (Mexico)
262.  Guillermo Ortiz (Mexico)
263.  Antonio Jasso (Mexico)
264.  Agustin Peniche (Mexico)

265.  Marsiglia Yashin (Rusia)
266.  Igor Netto (Rusia)
267.  Anatoly Maslionkin (Rusia)
268.  Leonid Ostrovsky (Rusia)
269.  Valentin Ivanov (Rusia)
270.  Stava Mietreveli (Rusia)
271.  Mikhail Niesil (Rusia)
272.  Valery Voronin (Rusia)
273.  Vladimir Maslachenko (Rusia)
274.  Edward Dubinsky (Rusia)
275.  Albert Shesternev (Rusia)
276.  Nikolai Manoshin (Rusia)
277.  Igor Chislenko (Rusia)
278.  Viktor Ponedelnik (Rusia)
279.  Gennady Gusarov (Rusia)
280.  Alexei Mamyskin (Rusia)
281.  Vechaslav Ambartsumyan (Rusia)
282.  Galemzyan Khusainov (Rusia)
283.  Yuri Batanov (Rusia)
284.  Vasily Medakin (Rusia)
285.  Iosif Bubokin (Rusia)
286.  Gavril Katchalin (Rusia)

287.  Permunian (Suiza)
288.  Schneider (Suiza)
289.  Weber (Suiza)
290.  Boeni (Suiza)
291.  Kercer (Suiza)
292.  Tacchela (Suiza)
293.  Antenen (Suiza)
294.  Wuthich (Suiza)
295.  Frigerio (Suiza)
296.  Vonlander (Suiza)
297.  Wuethrich (Suiza)
298.  Eschmann (Suiza)
299.  Pottier (Suiza)
300.  Ullemann (Suiza)
301.  Elsener (Suiza)
302.  Morf (Suiza)
303.  Roesch (Suiza)
304.  Groberty (Suiza)
305.  Gerner (Suiza)
306.  Ballamnn (Suiza)
307.  Reutlinger (Suiza)
308.  Georgy (Suiza)

309.  Maidana (Uruguay)
310.  Sosa (Uruguay)
311.  Dogliatti (Uruguay)
312.  Troche (Uruguay)
313.  W. Martinez (Uruguay)
314.  Mansera (Uruguay)
315.  E. Alvarez (Uruguay)
316.  Soria (Uruguay)
317.  De Souza (Uruguay)
318.  Goncalvez (Uruguay)
319.  P. Cubilla (Uruguay)
320.  E. Gonzalez (Uruguay)
321.  Rotulo (Uruguay)
322.  L. Cubillas (Uruguay)
323.  Bergara (Uruguay)
324.  Sasia (Uruguay)
325.  Piriz (Uruguay)
326.  Escalada (Uruguay)
327.  Pintos (Uruguay)
328.  Machado (Uruguay)
329.  Jiménez (Uruguay)
330.  Silva (Uruguay)

331.  Soskic (Yugoslavia)
332.  Durkovic (Yugoslavia)
333.  Nikolic (Yugoslavia)
334.  Jusufi (Yugoslavia)
335.  Radakovic (Yugoslavia)
336.  Vasovic (Yugoslavia)
337.  Cebinac (Yugoslavia)
338.  Fehatovic (Yugoslavia)
339.  Secularac (Yugoslavia)
340.  Mujic (Yugoslavia)
341.  Galic (Yugoslavia)
342.  Perusic (Yugoslavia)
343.  Jorkovic (Yugoslavia)
344.  Knez (Yugoslavia)
345.  Matus (Yugoslavia)
346.  Kozlina (Yugoslavia)
347.  Lukaric (Yugoslavia)
348.  Ankovic (Yugoslavia)
349.  Skoblar (Yugoslavia)
350.  Zebec (Yugoslavia)
351.  Kostic (Yugoslavia)
352.  Kribokuca (Yugoslavia)

Chix Confectionery Co. Ltd. - CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) Series 1/2


1960

CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) Series 1
CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) Series 2
Chix Confectionery Co. Ltd.
24 cards each

There are four different versions of these cards in circulation. The blank backed ones are probably proof copies. The cartoon back version is the common one and I find the cartoon with pink shading version is the most difficult to find. Mainly because I'm still looking for the Danny Malloy card with the pink shading. It is possible to find these cut into two, but they are totally worthless.


CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - plain back - Series 1

CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - plain back - Series 2
CHI-380-1 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - 'Ask for Chix' back - Series 1
CHI-380-1 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - 'Ask for Chix' back - Series 2
CHI-380-2a / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - Cartoon back - Series 1
CHI-380-2a / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - Cartoon back - Series 2
CHI-380-2b / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - Cartoon/Pink back - Series 1
CHI-380-2b / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) - Cartoon/Pink back - Series 2


CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) Series 1


1.  Norman Sykes (Bristol Rovers)

2.  Joe Hayes (Manchester City)
3.  Ray Pointer (Burnley)
4.  Wally Bellett (Plymouth Argyle)
5.  Stanley Matthews (Blackpool)
6.  W. Liddell (Liverpool)
7.  Jackie Henderson (Arsenal)
8.  Neville Coleman (Stoke City)
9.  Nat Lofthouse (Bolton Wanderers)
10.  Don Revie (Leeds United)
11.  Denis Law (Huddersfield Town)
12.  Peter McParland (Aston Villa)
13.  Trevor Smith (Birmingham City)
14.  Tommy Banks (Bolton Wanderers)
15.  David Herd (Arsenal)
16.  Jeff Whitefoot (Nottingham Forest)
17.  Peter Broadbent (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
18.  Derek Hogg (West Bromwich Albion)
19.  Harry Gregg (Manchester United)
20.  Ivor Allchurch (Newcastle United)
21.  Bobby Collins (Everton)
22.  Danny Malloy (Cardiff City)
23.  R. Charlton (Manchester United)
24.  Larry Carberry (Ipswich Town)

CHI-380 / CGO-3 Footballers (Double picture) Series 2


25.  Tom Finney (Preston North End)

26.  Terry Bly (Norwich City)
27.  Arthur Kaye (Blackpool)
28.  G. Wilson (Brighton & Hove Albion)
29.  Colin MacDonald (Burnley)
30.  Phil Woosnam (West Ham United)
31.  Len White (Newcastle United)
32.  Joe Shaw (Sheffield United)
33.  Tommy Doherty (Arsenal)
34.  Gordon Smith (Hibernian)
35.  Ray Charnley (Blackpool)
36.  Bob Morton (Luton Town)
37.  Terry Medwin (Tottenham Hotspur)
38.  Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
39.  Albert Quixall (Manchester United)
40.  Roy Gatrix (Blackpool)
41.  Dennis Viollet (Manchester United)
42.  Derek Mayers (Preston North End)
43.  Bill Perry (Blackpool)
44.  Ron Flowers (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
45.  John Atyeo (Bristol City)
46.  Graham Shaw (Sheffield United)
47.  Willie Fernie (Middlesbrough)
48.  Mel Charles (Arsenal)



Storky Knight's Roy of the Rovers - Melchester Rovers Sticker Collection


2013

Melchester Rovers Sticker Collection
Storky Knight's Roy of the Rovers
300+

For young football fans growing up in the 60's, 70's or 80's Roy of the Rovers was a familiar figure. Now it's possible to collect an online collection of stickers featuring Roy Race and other members of Melchester Rovers. They are designed similar to Topps and Panini cards and stickers and there are over 300 to collect, which you can do by right-clicking on each one and saving it to you computer. Each time you refresh the screen you get another random selection of six to collect. Hours of fun and it doesn't cost you a penny! The stickers above show the 1986/87 League Cup winning side.