Ten more enter Hall of Fame
National Football Museum honours legends
The National Football Museum has announced the latest footballing greats to enter their Hall of Fame.
The first 23 players and six managers were inducted into the museum in December 2002 having been chosen by twenty of the games greatest names including, amongst others, Sir Bobby Charlton, Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Bobby Robson, Terry Venables, Mark Lawrenson and Brian Clough.
New players are now inducted into The Museum Hall of Fame each year by the selection panel. In 2003, a further nine players and four managers were inducted, and this year another eight players and two managers will be honoured.
The 2004 inductees are Tony Adams, Viv Anderson, Billy Bremner, Sir Geoff Hurst, Roy Keane, Wilf Mannion and Alan Shearer. From the world of management, Dario Gradi and Don Revie are inducted while Sue Lopez is the sole female to be honoured.
The Hall of Fame evening takes place on Thursday 4 November at the Reebok Stadium in Bolton.
More details of the National Football Museum can be found at www.nationalfootballmuseum.com
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