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Gabby Agbonlahor |
Aston Villa's greatest goal scorer. |  |
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John Aldridge |
Former Newport County, Oxford United, Liverpool, Real Sociedad, Tranmere Rovers and Republic of Ireland International striker. |  |
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Ossie Ardiles |
One of the most popular players in Spurs' history. |  |
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Ron Atkinson |
Big Ron himself. |  |
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John Barnes |
Iconic Liverpool footballer & media personality, voted England's greatest ever left-footed player by readers of The Times. |  |
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Dave Bassett |
Well- known for guiding Wimbledon FC to the top flight First Division in the 1980s. |  |
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John Beresford |
Former Manchester City, Barnsley, Portsmouth, Southampton and Newcastle United Footballer. |  |
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Craig Brown CBE |
The former Scotland International team manager and current Aberdeen manager. |  |
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Steve Bull MBE |
The greatest goalscorer in the history of Wolverhampton Wanderers. | |
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Tony Cascarino |
Television commentator and journalist. |
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Steve Claridge |
Former Cambridge United, Birmingham City, Leicester City, Wolves and Millwall Footballer. |  |
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Tony Cottee |
Former West Ham United, Everton, Leicester City and England striker. |  |
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Mark Crossley |
English-born Wales international football goalkeeper, who plays for Chesterfield in League Two as a Player and Coach. |  |
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Dion Dublin |
One of England’s best-loved footballers. | |
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Matt Elliott |
Former Torquay United, Scunthorpe United, Oxford United, Leicester City and Scotland defender. |  |
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Paul Fletcher MBE |
Former Bolton, Burnley and Blackpool footballer. |  |
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Barry Fry |
Former Barnet, Birmingham City and Peterborough United manager, and one of football's real characters. |  |
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Don Goodman |
Former Bradford City, Sunderland and Wolverhampton Wanderers Footballer. |  |
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Andy Gray |
Former Dundee Untied, Aston Villa, Wolves, Everton, WBA, Glasgow Rangers and Scotland Striker. |  |
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Bruce Grobbelaar |
Former Liverpool and Zimbabwe International goalkeeper. |  |
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Perry Groves |
Former Arsenal Footballer and supporters favourite. |  |
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Paul Harrison |
Known as "The Rochdale Referee". |  |
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John Hartson |
Former Luton Town, Arsenal, West ham United, Wimbledon, Coventry City, Celtic, WBA and Wales International footballer. |  |
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Craig Hignett |
Former Crewe Alexandra, Middlesbrough, Barnsley & Blackburn Rovers footballer. |  |
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Steve Hodge |
Former Nottingham Forest, Leeds United, Tottenham and England Footballer. |  |
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Ian Holloway |
One of the most beloved characters in English football. | |
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Steve Howey |
Played more than 300 times in the Football and Premier Leagues. |
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Sir Geoff Hurst |
The 1966 England World Cup Hat Trick Hero. |  |
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Kevin Keegan OBE |
Former Liverpool, Southampton, Newcatle United and England footballing Legend. |  |
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Alan Kennedy |
Former Newcastle United, Liverpool, Sunderland and England Footballer. |  |
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Steve Kindon |
Former Burnley, Wolves and Huddersfield Town footballer. |  |
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Mark Lawrenson |
Match of The Day analyst who played 356 times for Liverpool. | |
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Rob Lee |
Played for England between 1994 and 1998, scoring twice in 21 appearances. | |
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Matt Le Tissier |
Former Southampton Legend. |  |
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John Lukic |
A True Goalkeeping Legend. |  |
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Lou Macari |
Played for Celtic, Manchester United, Swindon Town and was capped 24 times by Scotland. |
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Alvin Martin |
Former West Ham and England defender. |  |
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David May |
Known for an almost ten year stay with Manchester United, David has also worked as a pundit and commentator for MUTV. |
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John McGovern |
Former Derby County and Nottingham Forest footballer. |  |
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Sammy McIlroy |
The last ever Busby Babe. |  |
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Alan McInally |
Loveable Sky Sports pundit. | |
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Duncan McKenzie |
Former Nottingham Forest, Leeds United, Everton, Chelsea and Blackburn Rovers footballer. |  |
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Paul Merson |
Former Arsenal, Middlesbrough, Aston Villa and England Football Player. Represented by our agency. |  |
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Danny Mills |
Premier League commentator and former England right-back. |  |
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Jan Mølby |
Former Ajax, Liverpool and Denmark International Footballer. |  |
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Danny Murphy |
BBC & Talksport pundit. | |
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Charlie Nicholas |
Winner of 20 international caps for Scotland. | |
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Gary Pallister OBE |
Most noted for his nine-year tenure at Manchester United from 1989 until 1998. Also capped 22 times by England between 1988 and 1996. | |
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Carlton Palmer |
Winner of 18 caps for England. |  |
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Kevin Phillips |
Premier League top scorer in the 1999-2000 season. |  |
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Ray Parlour |
Former Arsenal, Middlesbrough and England Footballer. Represented by our agency. |  |
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Graham Poll |
Former Premier League and International Referee. |  |
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Mickey Quinn |
Former Wigan Athletic, Stockport County, Oldham Athletic, Portsmouth, Newcastle United and Coventry City striker. |  |
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Kevin Ratcliffe |
Former Everton, Cardiff City and Wales footballer. | |
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Graham Roberts |
Former Tottenham Hotspur, Glasgow Rangers, Chelsea, WBA and England defender. |  |
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Bryan Robson OBE |
Former West Bromwich Albion, Manchester United, Middlesbrough and England world class midfielder. |  |
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Neil Ruddock |
Former Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool, West Ham United defender. |  |
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Ian Rush |
One of the game’s most naturally talented goalscorers. |  |
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Dean Saunders |
Former Oxford United, Derby County, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United, Bradford City and Wales Striker. |  |
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Lee Sharpe |
Former Manchester United, Leeds United, Bradford City and England footballer. Represented by our agency. |  |
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Peter Shilton OBE |
Former Leicester City, Stoke City, Nottingham Forest, Southampton, Derby County and England world class goalkeeper. |  |
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Graeme Souness |
One of the most prominent pundits in the UK and Ireland. | |
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Alex Stepney |
Former Millwall, Chelsea and Manchester United Goalkeeper. |  |
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Jeff Stelling |
High-profile English sports journalist. | |
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Gary Stevens |
Former Brighton, Tottenham Hotspur and England International footballer. |  |
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Mel Sterland |
Played for Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds United and in the Scottish Football League Premier Division for Rangers and was capped once for England. |
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Chris Sutton |
The first £5M transfer between two British clubs. |  |
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Peter Taylor |
Started his footballing career with Southend United and was then by Crystal Palace where he spent 3 years and played over 120 games for the club, also gaining 4 England caps. |  |
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Neil Thompson |
Neil's career spanned 24 years from 1980 to 2004, playing his last competitive game at the age of 40 for Boston United. | |
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Phil Thompson |
Former Liverpool, Sheffield United and England Footballer. |  |
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Ronnie Whelan |
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland Footballer. |  |
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Norman Whiteside |
Former Manchester United, Everton and Northern Ireland Footballer. |  |
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Dean Windass |
Sky Sports and BBC pundit. |  |
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Jeff Winter |
Former Premier League Referee. |  |
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Curtis Woodhouse |
Former footballer, manager and boxer. |  |
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