Scottish Footballers 1969-1970
Scottish Footballers 1969-1970
Scotland
1969
93
Album Description
Cards
| N° | Sticker name | Section | Type | Rookie | Out off | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 821912 |
Ronnie Simpson
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 2 | 818597 |
Eddie McCreadie
|
Chelsea FC | S1. Base card | ||
| 3 | 816853 |
Alex Edwards
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S1. Base card | ||
| 4 | 816687 |
Alan Gilzean
|
Tottenham Hotspur | S1. Base card | ||
| 5 | 818801 |
Frank McLintock
|
Arsenal FC | S1. Base card | ||
| 6 | 818091 |
Dave Provan
|
Glasgow Rangers | S1. Base card | ||
| 7 | 821260 |
Pat Stanton
|
Hibernian | S1. Base card | ||
| 8 | 817127 |
Asa Hartford
|
West Bromwich Albion | S1. Base card | Rookie | |
| 9 | 817442 |
Bobby Lennox
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 10 | 819717 |
Jim Scott
|
Newcastle United | S1. Base card | ||
| 11 | 817503 |
Bobby Murdoch
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 12 | 819526 |
Jackie McGrory
|
Kilmarnock | S1. Base card | ||
| 13 | 820304 |
John McNamee
|
Newcastle United | S1. Base card | ||
| 14 | 819822 |
Jimmy Johnstone
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 15 | 820242 |
John Madsen
|
Hibernian | S1. Base card | ||
| 16 | 822710 |
Willie Henderson
|
Glasgow Rangers | S1. Base card | ||
| 17 | 817285 |
Billy McNeill
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 18 | 819667 |
Jim McCalliog
|
Sheffield Wednesday | S1. Base card | ||
| 19 | 819978 |
Joe Mason
|
Greenock Morton | S1. Base card | ||
| 20 | 817005 |
Andrew Penman
|
Glasgow Rangers | S1. Base card | ||
| 21 | 819067 |
George Stewart
|
Dundee | S1. Base card | ||
| 22 | 821209 |
Pat Crerand
|
Manchester United | S1. Base card | ||
| 23 | 820209 |
John Hughes
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 24 | 821869 |
Ron McKinnon
|
Glasgow Rangers | S1. Base card | ||
| 25 | 819415 |
Ian Mitchell
|
Dundee United | S1. Base card | ||
| 26 | 822411 |
Tommy McLean
|
Kilmarnock | S1. Base card | ||
| 27 | 819781 |
Jimmy Gabriel
|
Southampton | S1. Base card | ||
| 28 | 820060 |
John Clark
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 29 | 822666 |
Willie Callaghan
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S1. Base card | ||
| 30 | 819874 |
Jimmy Robertson
|
Arsenal FC | S1. Base card | ||
| 31 | 820160 |
John Greig
|
Glasgow Rangers | S1. Base card | ||
| 32 | 819443 |
Ian St. John
|
Liverpool | S1. Base card | ||
| 33 | 820043 |
John Boyle
|
Chelsea FC | S1. Base card | ||
| 34 | 819755 |
Jim Whyte
|
Aberdeen | S1. Base card | ||
| 35 | 819028 |
George Graham
|
Arsenal FC | S1. Base card | ||
| 36 | 818503 |
Doug Fraser
|
West Bromwich Albion | S1. Base card | ||
| 37 | 819621 |
Jim Cruickshank
|
Heart of Midlothian | S1. Base card | ||
| 38 | 817389 |
Bobby Ferguson
|
West Bromwich Albion | S1. Base card | ||
| 39 | 819738 |
Jim Townsend
|
Heart of Midlothian | S1. Base card | ||
| 40 | 821895 |
Ron Yeats
|
Liverpool | S1. Base card | ||
| 41 | 822384 |
Tommy Gemmell
|
Celtic | S1. Base card | ||
| 42 | 818674 |
Eric Stevenson
|
Hibernian | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| 43 | 819376 |
Ian Cowan
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | ||
| 44 | 817746 |
Charlie Cooke
|
Chelsea FC | S2. Base card | ||
| 45 | 819275 |
Harry Hood
|
Celtic | S2. Base card | ||
| 46 | 816597 |
Alan Anderson
|
Heart of Midlothian | S2. Base card | ||
| 47 | 816914 |
Alex Scott
|
Hibernian | S2. Base card | ||
| 48 | 822770 |
Willie Renton
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | ||
| 49 | 819678 |
Jim McLean
|
Kilmarnock | S2. Base card | ||
| 50 | 821130 |
Neil Martin
|
Coventry City | S2. Base card | ||
| 51 | 816868 |
Alex Ferguson
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | ||
| 52 | 819894 |
Jimmy Wilson
|
Motherwell | S2. Base card | ||
| 53 | 822704 |
Willie Duff
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | ||
| 54 | 817032 |
Andy Lochhead
|
Leicester City | S2. Base card | ||
| 55 | 819926 |
Joe Davis
|
Hibernian | S2. Base card | ||
| 56 | 821193 |
Orjan Persson
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| 57 | 822731 |
Willie Mathieson
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| 58 | 819335 |
Hugh Robertson
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| 59 | 822393 |
Tommy Gibb
|
Newcastle United | S2. Base card | ||
| 60 | 822379 |
Tommy Craig
|
Sheffield Wednesday | S2. Base card | ||
| 61 | 818667 |
Eric Sorensen
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | ||
| 62 | 822426 |
Tommy McMillan
|
Aberdeen | S2. Base card | ||
| 63 | 817931 |
Colin Grant
|
Hibernian | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| 64 | 821400 |
Peter Cormack
|
Hibernian | S2. Base card | ||
| 65 | 817944 |
Colin Jackson
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | ||
| 66 | 817235 |
Billy Bremner
|
Leeds United | S2. Base card | ||
| 67 | 819539 |
Jackie Sinclair
|
Newcastle United | S2. Base card | ||
| 68 | 819048 |
George McLean
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | ||
| 69 | 818728 |
Francis Burns
|
Manchester United | S2. Base card | ||
| 70 | 819287 |
Harry Thomson
|
Blackpool | S2. Base card | ||
| 71 | 817058 |
Andy Rolland
|
Dundee United | S2. Base card | ||
| 72 | 819578 |
Jim Baxter
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | ||
| 73 | 821217 |
Pat Gardner
|
Dunfermline Athletic | S2. Base card | ||
| 74 | 819883 |
Jimmy Smith
|
Newcastle United | S2. Base card | ||
| 75 | 821185 |
Norrie Martin
|
Glasgow Rangers | S2. Base card | Rookie | |
| CCP1 | 822385 |
Tommy Gemmell
|
Celtic | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP10 | 821262 |
Pat Stanton
|
Hibernian | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP11 | 819066 |
George Stewart
|
Dundee | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP12 | 819679 |
Jim McLean
|
Kilmarnock | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP13 | 816685 |
Alan Gilzean
|
Tottenham Hotspur | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP14 | 822665 |
Willie Callaghan
|
Dunfermline Athletic | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP15 | 816856 |
Alex Edwards
|
Hibernian | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP2 | 817440 |
Bobby Lennox
|
Celtic | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP3 | 820061 |
John Clark
|
Celtic | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP4 | 820162 |
John Greig
|
Glasgow Rangers | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP5 | 821868 |
Ron McKinnon
|
Glasgow Rangers | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP6 | 817004 |
Andrew Penman
|
Dundee | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP7 | 818672 |
Eric Sorensen
|
Glasgow Rangers | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP8 | 816867 |
Alex Ferguson
|
Glasgow Rangers | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CCP9 | 816598 |
Alan Anderson
|
Heart of Midlothian | Crinkle-cut photographs | ||
| CL1 | 817794 |
Checklist 1 - 41 (Eric Sorensen / Bobby Lennox / Jim McLean)
|
Glasgow Rangers / Celtic / Dundee | S1. Base card | ||
| CL2a | 817811 |
Checklist 42 - 75 (Willie Henderson / Jimmy Johnstone / Eddie McCreadie)
|
Glasgow Rangers / Celtic / Chelsea FC | S2. Base card | ||
| CL2b | 817812 |
Checklist 42 - 77 (Willie Henderson / Jimmy Johnstone / Eddie McCreadie)
|
Glasgow Rangers / Celtic / Chelsea FC | S2. Base card |
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