Nigel's Webspace - Galleries of English and Scottish Football Cards - 1965/66 to 1979/80

Member of Argentina's 1966 World Cup squad.

Middlesbrough (35), Charlton Athletic (193), Bradford Park Avenue (73).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Member of Hungary's World Cup squad in 1954, winning the "Golden Shoe" as the tournament's top scorer.

The 1979/80 Sun Soccercard (using the name "Sandor Koscis") notes: "Sandor has a remarkable scoring record for Hungary. Seven times he scored three or more goals in a match for his country in a total of 75 games. Played in both the matches in which Hungary beat England, 6-3 and 7-1 in the 1953/54 season. Koscis scoring twice in the second match. In the 1954 World Cup Finals he scored 11 goals. In one spell of three seasons in Hungary with his club he scored 99 goals".

Q.P.R. (418). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Angell

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Portsmouth (25), Grimsby Town (116), Exeter City (57). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Barnett_(footballer)

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Q. P. R. (5). Died from meningitis (advised by his widow).

The 1968/69 FKS album states "Seventeen year old full-back who made his senior debut late in 1967/68 season and showed promise as a defender with good positional sense and anticipation. Was an apprentice before being added to the paid ranks in August 1966".

Port Vale (333).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Southport (14), Chester City (21), Shrewsbury Town (76), Bournemouth (36), Oldham Athletic (140), Blackpool (15).

Appears in Americana Football Special 77/78 sticker (image not available).

Leeds United (0), Doncaster Rovers (83), Barnsley (106), Huddersfield Town (91), Bradford City (88).

Appears in 1965/66 Barratt A13 Famous footballers (image not available).

Lincoln City (6), Hartlepool United (54).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Carlisle United (247). Died of injuries after a car accident.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Charlton Athletic (1), Rotherham United (1).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Chelsea (269), Oxford United (65). Killed in a car accident.

The 1968/69 FKS album states "Another product of the Chelsea juniors he turned professional in December 1962 after his apprenticeship. Made his league debut against Sheffield United in December 1963. Quick, long-striding forward mostly on the wings".

Sheffield Wednesday (0), Bradford City (131), Plymouth Argyle (1).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Plymouth Argyle (176), Exeter City (37). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryce_Fulton

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Drumpelier, Sheffield United (79), Middlesbrough (10), Hibernian, Aston Villa (49). Emigrated to Canada in 1975 and died there following a heart attack.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Colechster United (442). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fowler_(footballer,_born_1933)

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Glenavon, Arsenal (46), Fulham (51), Lincoln City (12), Barnet.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Liverpool (0), Southend United (171), Cambridge United (36).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Middlesbrough, Hartlepool United (6), Darlington (8). Died in a road accident on Ormesby Road, Middlesbrough. Thanks to Dave, an old friend of Kenny's, for providing this detail.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Scunthorpe United (1).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Swansea Town (213), Hereford United. Killed, along with Brian Purcell, in a car crash en route to an away game.

The 1966/67 A&BC Chewing Gum card notes 'Swansea Town right back. A fast, sure-tackling full-back, Roy is another brilliant player to emerge from the Vetch Field Youth Scheme. He gained Under 23 honours after only eight appearances in league football, but has only represented the full Welsh side on one occasion so far. Height 5' 7". Weight 11st. 3lbs."

Swansea City (162), Hereford United. Killed, along with Roy Evans, in a car crash en route to an away game.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Aberdeen (29), Stoke City (278), Middlesbrough (84), Hartlepool United (28).

Northwich Victoria, Stoke City (4). Died of a heart attack while on a training ground.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Leeds United (443). Later player-manager of Wellington Town, then coach and subsequently manager at Bradford City. Suffered a heart attack after a training session and later died.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Sheffield Wednesday (116). Also played for F.C. Bruges.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Notts County (9).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Linfield, Newcastle United (208), Bournemouth (47), Weymouth (26). Won the Irish Player of the Year award in 1954. Part of the Northern Ireland team that played in the 1958 World Cup tournament. Killed in a works accident on a Bournemouth building site.

Liverpool (1), Port Vale (184), Doncaster Rovers (41).

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.

Sheffield Wednesday (26), Norwich City (304). Captain of Norwich City.

Not known to have appeared in football cards of the period of this website.