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British and Irish. players were among the greatest stars of the 1990 World Cup, and in this special souvenir album Panini has taken a look at some of our greatest footballing heroes of the last 70 years. Are the old ones really the best? Judge for yourselves! They're all here from dynamic Dixie Dean to good old Gazza! So get swapping to fill up this 'All-Time Greats' collection. lt's selling fast so don't wait for extra time! J

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Bolton's brave, brawny centreforward became known as "The Lion of V ienna" tor a great performance in Austria. His 33 caps in the '50s were for industry · and goals.

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Power-packed winger with Sunder land, Luton, Everton and Port Vale. Won 56 Irish caps from 1951-64, but has made an even bigger name as Northern lreland manager - their best. \

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Dynamic striker trom Aberdeen. Played w i t h Hu d d e r s f i e l d, Manchester United, Turin and Manchester City. Lethal in front of goal. Won 55 Scotland caps from 1959-74.

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Youngest player to be capped by his country, and still to reach his peak. Formerly with Manchester United, now at Everton, striker 'Big Norm· is a handful for any defence.

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The lrishman with a scott ish accent, Ray played for West Ham and Oxford before making it big with Liverpool. A midfield dynamo, he now has successful European and World Cup Finals to boast about in his old age.

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From humble Crewe to Aston Villa, Players' Player of the Year.The World Cup star scores the goal that put England into the quarter finals. Cinderella stuff for a young striker tipped for the very top.

Striker who proves nice guys can be winners. Formerly Leicester, Everton, Ba rcelona. Now Spurs. Prol1fic scorer, and has been on target aga1n in ltalia '90. Fast and fearless

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