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#12
09-19-2009, 10:36 AM
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Excellent article Brian.
While I don't think the E91's will be on anybody's list of all-time great sets, I also feel it is a bit underappreciated. Those with accurate likenesses are really pretty decent cards. But the repeated images, as well as that group of generic poses, is a disappointment. The question is why didn't the designers take the trouble to create real likenesses of all the players? Doesn't seem like it would have been that difficult to do. 
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