OK, cheers! I did think they were probably pretty standard given all the 1908 comments floating about earlier, but you never know.

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this shouldnt really go on here , but i was wondering if anybody knew if the american major league soccer leagues or the nasl ( defunct i think ) produced sticker albums . I am looking for some for the mid seventies to early eighties . Had a look on ebay but nothing listed

this is palace related , got 16 panini superplayers stickers all palace and the players are wearing a red tracksuit top. can someone confirm that they are from the superplayers 1998 album.

Yes they are Panini Superplayers 98

cheers , i was looking at the album on the panini website but wasnt sure it was the same.

got the web address ?
Yours,
Mr. Sad of Dorking

have some merlin kick off stickers crystal palace can someone please confirm if they are from kick off 97 or kick off 98 please. They have an orange border and are carlo nash ( number 63 ) among others.

I also have some spare fks soccer 81 palace stickers ( these have been cut out from the album ) if anyone needs/wants these please let me know.
the stickers are number 71 badge, 72 john burridge, 73 jim cannon,74 terry fenwick,75 mike flanagan,77 billy gibert,78 vince hilaire,79 paul hinselwood,80 jerry murphy, 81 peter nicholas and 82 ken sansom

Must be Kick Off 97 as we didn't figure in the 98 edition....

thanks for the info

:)

I was reframing an old picture I have and behind the picture I found a set of Player's cards. Only 9 so not a full set. One was of H. Thoms. It is from the 1928-29 2nd series 51-75. He didn't play many games for us. Why would he be featured?

Dunno but it's not rare at all - worth about £1

Guessed it wasn't worth much, just wondered why he was included.

Not sure why - I have a reference book at home, will look into it.

Most likely because that was the old Palace player's photo available to the artist at the time. This was 1920's, we were a lowly team and sport photograpy was in its infancy. I doubt that there was a wide choice of reference material.

A nice find though :)

What Neil said is the most likely answer
Looking at the listing of subjects, it was simply a set of 25 cards, each from a different club, and with the novelty of being a colour issue, was as much about showing the different club colours amongst those 25 clubs, as it was about the actual players.
We were in Division 3 so had no players that were "stars" so Neils answer is the most likely.

Thanks guys. Anyone want the card? I collect programmes but not cards. Cost - a pint next time I'm back.

give away time again .

I have 4 orange back topps cards to give away they are Bobby Tambling , Jim Scott, Mel Blyth and John Sewell
none are in mint condition .
send me a pm if you want them

Could someone possibly e-mail me with the most recent list of cards. I purchased a couple on eBay last week (including the 1928-29 H.Thoms card) and am keen to see what else is out there.