Frank Worthington
The Seventies were football`s Sixties - an era of promiscuous abandon - but even in those days Frank Worthington was a special talent. |
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Pat Crerand
Former Celtic, Manchester Utd & Scotland Footballer.He helped United to the league championship in 1965 and 1967 and won winners` medals in the 1963 FA Cup and 1968 European Cup finals. He retired in 1972, having appeared in 401 games, scoring 19 goals for United [ a great afterdinner speaker]
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Roger Black
Since Roger has retired from the world of International Athletics he is presenting and providing motivational speeches and hosting conferences for companies up and down the country. |
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Jack Charlton
"Big Jack", as he is affectionately known throughout the game of football, is a soccer legend. Outspoken and no respecter of authority, Jack influenced the game in a career which spanned decades and is now a great after dinner speaker. |
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Nobby Sties
Nobby was born in Collyhurst, Manchester. As a young boy Stiles had stood on the Stretford End and dreamt of playing for United. That dream came true as after representing Manchester and Lancashire Schoolboys he signed on amateur forms for Manchester United in September 1957. From 1960-71 he won two League Championship medals, a European Cup winner`s medal and won the World Cup in 1966.
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