British Stars Set 2 1980
British Stars Set 2 1980
Inghilterra
1980
32
Cards
| N° | Sticker name | Section | Type | Rookie | Out off | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 930369 |
Arthur Graham
|
Leeds United | Base card | ||
| 2 | 930419 |
Asa Hartford
|
Everton | Base card | ||
| 3 | 931682 |
Brian Greenhoff
|
Leeds United | Base card | ||
| 4 | 931747 |
Brian Kidd
|
Everton | Base card | ||
| 5 | 931869 |
Brian Talbot
|
Arsenal | Base card | ||
| 6 | 934904 |
David O'Leary
|
Arsenal | Base card | ||
| 7 | 942912 |
Frank Stapleton
|
Arsenal | Base card | ||
| 8 | 944765 |
Glen Hoddle
|
Tottenham Hotspur | Base card | ||
| 9 | 944968 |
Gordon McQueen
|
Manchester United | Base card | ||
| 10 | 947252 |
Jimmy Case
|
Liverpool | Base card | ||
| 11 | 947307 |
Jimmy Greenhoff
|
Manchester United | Base card | ||
| 12 | 947505 |
Joe Corrigan
|
Manchester City | Base card | ||
| 13 | 948420 |
John Richards
|
Wolverhampton Wanderers | Base card | ||
| 14 | 948611 |
John Wark
|
Ipswich Town | Base card | ||
| 15 | 949382 |
Ken Sansom
|
Crystal Palace | Base card | ||
| 16 | 949444 |
Kenny Burns
|
Nottingham Forest | Base card | ||
| 17 | 949678 |
Kevin Keegan
|
F.C. Hamburg | Base card | ||
| 18 | 950231 |
Laurie Cunningham
|
Real Madrid | Base card | ||
| 19 | 953834 |
Mike Thomas
|
Manchester United | Base card | ||
| 20 | 955858 |
Paul Mariner
|
Ipswich Town | Base card | ||
| 21 | 956247 |
Peter Barnes
|
West Bromwich Albion | Base card | ||
| 22 | 956620 |
Peter Shilton
|
Nottingham Forest | Base card | ||
| 23 | 960636 |
Steve Coppell
|
Manchester United | Base card | ||
| 24 | 960719 |
Steve Heighway
|
Liverpool | Base card | ||
| 25 | 961176 |
Stuart Pearson
|
West Ham United | Base card | ||
| 26 | 961840 |
Teddy Maybank
|
Fulham | Base card | ||
| 27 | 962006 |
Terry McDermott
|
Liverpool | Base card | ||
| 28 | 962899 |
Tony Currie
|
Queens Park Rangers | Base card | ||
| 29 | 963031 |
Tony Woodcock
|
F.C. Cologne | Base card | ||
| 30 | 963211 |
Trevor Brooking
|
West Ham United | Base card | ||
| 31 | 963266 |
Trevor Francis
|
Nottingham Forest | Base card | ||
| 32 | 963648 |
Vince Hillaire
|
Crystal Palace | Base card |
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