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Join us at Canons Brook Golf Club, Harlow, on Friday 7th June 2024, for a brilliant evening with Spud and Meathook - Peter Taylor and Terry Naylor

Peter Taylor joined Crystal Palace from Southend when then manager Malcolm Allison signed him in October 1973 for £110,000. Palace were relegated at the end of that season, but Peter was named Player of the Year and remained at the club for two further seasons, becoming player of the year again in 1976. In the 1975–76 season, Third Division Palace reached the FA Cup semi-final, with Peter scoring two goals in the 5th round in a 3–2 away win at Chelsea.

Peter also made four appearances for the full England team, scoring twice, becoming one of the very few players to play for England whilst at a club outside the top two divisions.

The Palace FA Cup run was not followed by promotion however, and at the end of the season Allison resigned and was replaced by Terry Venables, who allowed Peter to leave for Spurs in September 1976 for a fee of £400,000.

Peter scored on his Tottenham debut in a 4–2 defeat at The Hawthorns to West Bromwich Albion, but had a mixed career at Spurs with the club suffering relegation in 1977 to Division Two but being promoted back to Division One in 1978. In 1980, Peter moved on to Leyton Orient, having made 123 appearances for Tottenham during which he scored 31 times.

Terry Naylor played well over three hundred games for Spurs, and is a legend among Tottenham supporters, experiencing the highs of cup victories and the lows of relegation – before going on to help Charlton win promotion in the Eighties.

Terry joined Spurs in July 1969 but was previously employed as a meat porter at London's Smithfield Market, and his tough, uncompromising style of play as a full back soon earned him the nickname of "Meathook" with the fans.

Terry featured in both legs of the 1974 UEFA Cup Final against Feyenoord and was an unused substitute in both legs of the 1972 UEFA Cup Final against Wolves.

Terry joined Charlton Athletic in November 1980 and went on to make 69 League appearances for the club.

The evening will initially consist of Peter and Terry sharing with you stories about their lives and careers at White Hart Lane and beyond, as well as no doubt their views on the current Spurs team and their prospects.

After a short break, Peter and Terry will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Peter and Terry.

Join us at the Wheldon Road Stadium, Castleford, on Friday 31st May 2024, for a brilliant evening with Paul Reaney and Duncan McKenzie

Paul Reaney made 745 first-team appearances for Leeds United between 1962 to 1978, winning the Second Division Championship in 1963-4, the First Divison Championship in 1968-9 and 1973-4, the League Cup in 1968, the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1968 and 1971 and the FA Cup in 1972. In all, Paul won seven major trophies for Leeds under Don Revie's management, plus the Charity Shield in 1969, as well as playing for England on three occasions. Paul was also unfortunately a runner-up in all major domestic and European competitions with Leeds.

Duncan McKenzie started his career with Nottinham Forest, and was signed for Leeds by Brian Clough during his 44-day reign as manager of Leeds, and was the only one of his signings to subsequently flourish at the club, scoring a goal almost every other match on average. Duncan was an unused substitute for the contoversial 1975 European Cup Final defeat to Bayern Munich

The evening will initially consist of Paul and Duncan sharing with you stories about their lives and careers at Elland Road and beyond, as well as no doubt their views on the current Leeds team and their prospects.

Join us at Bearsted Golf Club, Maidstone, on Friday 17th May 2024, for a brilliant evening with Peter Taylor and Terry Naylor

Peter Taylor joined Crystal Palace from Southend when then manager Malcolm Allison signed him in October 1973 for £110,000. Palace were relegated at the end of that season, but Peter was named Player of the Year and remained at the club for two further seasons, becoming player of the year again in 1976. In the 1975–76 season, Third Division Palace reached the FA Cup semi-final, with Peter scoring two goals in the 5th round in a 3–2 away win at Chelsea.

Peter also made four appearances for the full England team, scoring twice, becoming one of the very few players to play for England whilst at a club outside the top two divisions.

The Palace FA Cup run was not followed by promotion however, and at the end of the season Allison resigned and was replaced by Terry Venables, who allowed Peter to leave for Spurs in September 1976 for a fee of £400,000.

Peter scored on his Tottenham debut in a 4–2 defeat at The Hawthorns to West Bromwich Albion, but had a mixed career at Spurs with the club suffering relegation in 1977 to Division Two but being promoted back to Division One in 1978. In 1980, Peter moved on to Leyton Orient, having made 123 appearances for Tottenham during which he scored 31 times.

Terry Naylor played well over three hundred games for Spurs, and is a legend among Tottenham supporters, experiencing the highs of cup victories and the lows of relegation – before going on to help Charlton win promotion in the Eighties.

Terry joined Spurs in July 1969 but was previously employed as a meat porter at London's Smithfield Market, and his tough, uncompromising style of play as a full back soon earned him the nickname of "Meathook" with the fans.

Terry featured in both legs of the 1974 UEFA Cup Final against Feyenoord and was an unused substitute in both legs of the 1972 UEFA Cup Final against Wolves.

Terry joined Charlton Athletic in November 1980 and went on to make 69 League appearances for the club.

The evening will initially consist of Peter and Terry sharing with you stories about their lives and careers at White Hart Lane and beyond, as well as no doubt their views on the current Spurs team and their prospects.

After a short break, Peter and Terry will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Peter and Terry.

Join us at The Victory Club, South Norwood, on Wednesday 24th April 2024, for a fabulous evening with Crystal Palace legends Peter Taylor and Ian Evans.

Peter Taylor joined Palace from Southend when then manager Malcolm Allison signed him in October 1973 for £110,000. Palace were relegated at the end of that season, but Peter was named Player of the Year and remained at the club for two further seasons, becoming player of the year again in 1976. In the 1975–76 season, Third Division Palace reached the FA Cup semi-final, with Peter scoring two goals in the 5th round in a 3–2 away win at Chelsea. He also made four appearances for the full England team, scoring twice, becoming one of the very few players to play for England whilst at a club outside the top two divisions. The FA Cup run was not followed by promotion however, and at the end of the season Allison resigned and was replaced by Terry Venables, who allowed Peter to leave for Spurs in September 1976 for a fee of £400,000. Peter returned to the club in 2006 as manager but it wasn’t a successful stay and he left after 15 months at the helm.

Ian Evans joined Palace from Queens Park Rangers in September 1974, along with Venables, in an exchange deal for the brilliant but fading Don Rogers, and he quickly became a firm favourite with the fans, even scoring a hat-trick in a game against Colchester. In October 1977 playing against Fulham, Ian sustained a really bad injury in a tackle by George Best which kept him out for over two years, and sadly he never played for the club again, moving to Barnsley in 1979. In his time at Palace he played 163 games, scoring 16 goals and was capped 13 times for Wales. Ian re-joined Palace in 1984 as No.2 to Steve Coppell and played a big part in Palace’s resurrection at the end of the decade.

The evening will initially consist of Peter and Ian sharing with you stories about their lives and careers with Palace and beyond, as well as no doubt their views on the current Palace team and their prospects.

After a short break, Peter and Ian will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Peter and Ian.

Join us at the Ufford Park Resort, Woodbridge, Suffolk on Friday 12th April 2024 for an evening with Ipswich Town legend Russell Osman

Russell played nearly 400 games for Ipswich Town between 1977 and 1985, playing in every game when Ipswich won the 1980–81 UEFA Cup, and being a key member of what was one of the best teams in the country at the time under Bobby Robson, finishing as runners-up in the old First Division in successive seasons in 1980/81 and 1981/82

Making his FA Cup debut when still only eighteen, Russell also played four times in the earlier rounds when Ipswich won the FA Cup in 1978, but wasn't part of the squad for the final itself

Russell left Ipswich in the summer of 1985, subsequently playing for Leicester, Southampton Bristol City, Brighton and Cardiff, also representing England eleven times whilst at Portman Road

In 1981, along with some other Ipswich players, Russell played one of the prisoner-of-war footballers in the John Huston directed film Escape to Victory, which also included Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine, Max von Sydow and World Cup winners Pelé, Ossie Ardiles, and Bobby Moore. The film was based on a game between an Allied team and a Nazi German team during the Second World War.

Our evening will consist of Russell sharing with you stories about his life and times with Ipswich Town and beyond, his acting career(!), as well as no doubt his views on the current Ipswich team and their prospects.

After a short break, Russell will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening, which will end around 10.30-11.00pm.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Russell.

Join us at the Mercure Hotel, Norwich, on Friday 3rd November 2023, for a sumptuous three course meal and an evening with England and British Lions rugby legend and World Cup winner Jason Leonard, compèred by former Wales and Lions flanker, and ITV World Cup commentator John Taylor.

During his 14 year international rugby career, Jason Leonard played in four Rugby World Cups for England, who became World Champions in 2003 and he also won four Six Nations Grand Slams in that time - in 1991, 1992, 1995 and 1996.

Jason has been selected for three prestigious British & Irish Lions tours with five test appearances, including two in the victorious 1997 series win in South Africa. He played six times for the Barbarians, as well as making 290 appearances for his club, Harlequins, spanning both the amateur and professional game

Jason earned an MBE for services to sport in 2002, which became an OBE after England’s Rugby World Cup success, and was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2014.

John Taylor, Honorary President of London Welsh, played 26 times for Wales, winning a Grand Slam in 1971, two Triple Crowns and two shared titles. John also toured South Africa in 1968 and New Zealand in 1971 with the British & Irish Lions, playing all 4 tests in 1971 in a famous winning tour to New Zealand (one of 7 London Welsh players on that tour!).

In 1969/70 he refused to play for Wales against a touring South African side in a stance against the apartheid regime in that country, a decision that ultimately unfairly cost him a place in the Barbarians team that played the All Blacks in that legendary match in1973. Again in 1974 John declined the opportunity to tour with the Lions in South Africa on the same grounds.

Following retirement from his playing career, John went on to become the lead rugby commentator for ITV sport, commentating on the 2003 England Rugby World Cup victory.

Dress code: Black tie

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm with serving of the meal starting promptly at 7.30pm.

Join us at the R & D Advisors UK Stadium, home of Bishop's Stortford FC, on Friday 6th October 2023, for an evening with Spurs legend Steve Perryman MBE.

Steve won the FA Youth Cup in 1970, the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982, the League Cup in 1971 and 1973, and the UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984 with Spurs in his 17 years at the club, and was voted Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year in 1982. Steve is Spurs' longest serving player and record appearance holder and was awarded the MBE in 1986.

The evening will consist of Steve sharing with you stories about his life and career with Spurs and beyond, as well as his views on the current Spurs team and their prospects.

After a short break, Steve will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening, which will end around 11.00pm.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Steve.

Join us at Shirley Park Golf Club, Croydon, on Friday 2nd June 2023, for an evening with Crystal Palace legends Peter Taylor and Ian Evans.

Peter Taylor joined Palace from Southend when then manager Malcolm Allison signed him in October 1973 for £110,000. Palace were relegated at the end of that season, but Peter was named Player of the Year and remained at the club for two further seasons, becoming player of the year again in 1976. In the 1975–76 season, Third Division Palace reached the FA Cup semi-final, with Peter scoring two goals in the 5th round in a 3–2 away win at Chelsea. He also made four appearances for the full England team, scoring twice, becoming one of the very few players to play for England whilst at a club outside the top two divisions. The FA Cup run was not followed by promotion however, and at the end of the season Allison resigned and was replaced by Terry Venables, who allowed Peter to leave for Spurs in September 1976 for a fee of £400,000. Peter returned to the club in 2006 as manager but it wasn’t a successful stay and he left after 15 months at the helm.

Ian Evans joined Palace from Queens Park Rangers in September 1974, along with Venables, in an exchange deal for the brilliant but fading Don Rogers, and he quickly became a firm favourite with the fans, even scoring a hat-trick in a game against Colchester. In October 1977 playing against Fulham, Ian sustained a really bad injury in a tackle by George Best which kept him out for over two years, and sadly he never played for the club again, moving to Barnsley in 1979. In his time at Palace he played 163 games, scoring 16 goals and was capped 13 times for Wales. Ian re-joined Palace in 1984 as No.2 to Steve Coppell and played a big part in Palace’s resurrection at the end of the decade.

The evening will initially consist of Peter and Ian sharing with you stories about their lives and careers with Palace and beyond, as well as no doubt their views on the current Palace team and their prospects.

After a short break, Peter and Ian will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Peter and Ian.

Join us at Silvermere Inn On The Lake, Cobham, Surrey, on Friday 21st April 2023, for an evening with Spurs legend Steve Perryman MBE.

Steve won the FA Youth Cup in 1970, the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982, the League Cup in 1971 and 1973, and the UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984 with Spurs in his 17 years at the club, and was voted Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year in 1982. He is Spurs' record appearance holder and 50 years ago last April scored two goals in the UEFA Cup semi-final against AC Milan to help Spurs reach the final. Steve was awarded the MBE in 1986.

The evening will consist of Steve sharing with you stories about his life and career with Spurs and beyond, as well as his views on the current Spurs team and their prospects.

After a short break, Steve will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Steve.

Join us at the Orida Hotel, Maidstone, on Friday 31st March 2023, for an evening with Spurs legend Steve Perryman MBE.

Steve won the FA Youth Cup in 1970, the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982, the League Cup in 1971 and 1973, and the UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984 with Spurs in his 17 years at the club, and was voted Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year in 1982. He is Spurs' record appearance holder and 50 years ago last April scored two goals in the UEFA Cup semi-final against AC Milan to help Spurs reach the final. Steve was awarded the MBE in 1986.

The evening will consist of Steve sharing with you stories about his life and career with Spurs and beyond, as well as his views on the current Spurs team and their prospects.

After a short break, Steve will take questions from the floor for the rest of the evening.                                                                                             

Doors open for Standard tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Steve.

Join us in The 1897 Suite at the home of Northampton Town FC, The Sixfields Stadium, on Friday 11th November, for an evening with Spurs legend Steve Perryman MBE.

Steve won the FA Youth Cup in 1970, the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982, the League Cup in 1971 and 1973, and the UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984 with Spurs in his 17 years at the club, and was voted Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year in 1982. He is Spurs' record appearance holder and 50 years ago this April scored two goals in the UEFA Cup semi-final against AC Milan to help Spurs reach the final. Steve was awarded the MBE in 1986.

Join us at The Carnegie, Thetford, on Friday 12th August, for an evening with Spurs legend Steve Perryman MBE - together with special guest, 1981 FA Cup Final referee Keith Hackett - hosted by Paul Coyte.

Doors open for Standard Silver tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of Gold and Platinum VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz and a mingle, meet and greet with Steve, Keith and Paul in The Guildhall.

Gold and Platinum ticket holders should ensure that they arrive within plenty of time to enjoy the full experience.

The evening will consist of an unscripted interview with Alan, talking about his life and times with Celtic - four league titles, three Scottish cups, a League cup, seven Old Firm goals and three sendings off, and of course, Seville - and a Q&A.

Doors open for Silver tickets at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, with a limited number of Gold and Platinum VIP tickets available for early access from 6.00pm for a pre-event glass of fizz, meet and greet, and photo with Alan.

Gold and Platinum ticket holders should ensure that they arrive within plenty of time to enjoy the full experience.

The evening will consist of a superb buffet served in the Members Lounge, after which we adjourn to the Thornton Suite for the main event - Steve talking about his life with Spurs and a Q&A.

You will enter Ibrox Stadium through the main entrance, and go up the famous marble staircase to the first floor, walking past the mahogany panel with all the names from Rangers' past who have been inducted into their Hall of Fame listed in gold script. 

Join us at the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh for an evening in the company of Lions Legends John Taylor and Ian "Mighty Mouse" McLaughlan 51 years after "the greatest conversion since St. Paul" when Wales beat Scotland 19-18 on 6th February 1971 on their way to the Grand Slam. 

Three course meal, Interviews and Q & A - Cash Bar, Standard Silver, VIP Gold and VIP Platinum tickets available from £100 (+ booking fee).

Join us for a superb three course meal at Grand Station, Wolverhampton, followed by the inimitable Alex Lester expanding on his life, life in general, and probably life as we don't know it...

Past Heroes Ltd. welcomes you to  The Quay in Dundee, for an evening with Colin Hendry, Kevin Gallacher and Craig Brown - so near, yet so far, in Euro 96 and France 98... 

Join us for an evening with Colin, Kevin and Craig talking about their time with Scotland - their stories of the near misses and the achievements, and the players they played with and against...

Past Heroes Ltd. welcomes you to the St. Clair Tavern in Kirkcaldy, for an afternoon with legendary Rangers heroes Willie Johnston and Colin Stein - both scorers and winners on that famous night in Barcelona in 1972.

Join us  for an insightful few hours with Bud and Colin, who between them played nearly 600 games for Rangers, scoring nearly 250 goals, with none so important as those in Barcelona which won the European Cup Winners Cup Final against Dynamo Moscow.