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S Hof Booking Leaflet 4Pp A4 D.Indd Sun 26th October Hampden Stadium Scottish Football Hall of Fame I wish to book a table for 10 guests at £1100 plus VAT Individual places at £110 plus VAT per person Company Annual Inductees Contact Name Job Title Invoice Address Dinner Post Code Host of table Tel Email Fax Total amount payable Please tick payment method Supported By Cheque Please make cheques payable to the Scottish Football Museum Card Details VISA MASTERCARD MAESTRO Expiry Date Card Number ISSUE/SECURITY NO. Signature Position Date Full payment for bookings will be due no later than two weeks prior to the event. Cheques should be made payable to The Scottish Football Museum and sent to: The Scottish Football Hall of Fame Dinner, Scottish Football Museum, Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9BA. Reserve your table today by calling on T: 0141 620 4120 F: 0141 620 4123 E: [email protected] For sponsorship opportunities please call T: 0141 620 4014 E: [email protected] Hampden, Scotland’s National Stadium www.sfmhalloffame.co.uk After signing and returning this booking form, you will be liable for full payment including in the event of cancellation on your part. Full Terms and Conditions are available upon request from Scottish Football Museum, The National Stadium, Hampden Park, Sun 26th October 2014 Glasgow G42 9BA. www.sfmhalloffame.co.uk with a special tribute to Denis Law SUPPORTED BY DON’T MISS OUT ON A THE LEGENDS FANTASTIC NIGHT HAVE THEIR SAY The Scottish Football Hall of Fame Annual Inductees Dinner will be at Hampden Park, Scotland’s National Stadium. The event will once “I’m very privileged to be in the Hall of Fame. again invite several new inductees in to the Hall Whoever else has been inducted I congratulate of Fame and will fi nish off with a tribute to the them as it’s a wonderful honour.” legendary, Denis Law. Sir Alex Ferguson 2004 Inductee Ten years worth of legends are now in The Scottish Football of Fame making the total number of inductees 89. The legends include “For any player to enter the Scottish Football Denis Law, Kenny Dalglish, Rose Reilly- the fi rst woman to be inducted and international superstars Henrik Larsson Hall of Fame is a great honour, but as a foreign and Brian Laudrup. player to be allowed into your football The evening will begin with a champagne reception in the Scottish Football Museum and Hall of Fame, followed by history I can only say thank you very much.” a photo opportunity with the Scottish Cup. You will be served a delicious three course meal with wine in the Nevis Suite, whilst Dougie Donnelly, your host for the evening, will take you through a fantastic night of new Hall of Fame Brian Laudrup 2006 Inductee inductees. Scotland legend Denis Law will join Dougie on stage for an intimate discussion on the highs and lows of his career, former guests have included Sir Alex Ferguson, Graeme Souness and Joe Jordan. “It’s obviously something very special to be inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame. Reserve your table today by calling on T: 0141 620 4120 F: 0141 620 4123 E: [email protected] For sponsorship opportunities please call T: 0141 620 4014 E: [email protected] It’s fantastic. I’m very, very proud.” www.sfmhalloffame.co.uk Henrik Larsson 2006 Inductee Denis Law “It was a smashing night. To be listed among greats my father used to watch is amazing.” One of the games greatest goal scorers Denis Law was born in Aberdeen on 24 February 1940. The ‘Law Man’ had a glittering Gordon Strachan 2007 Inductee career at club and international level starting off at Huddersfi eld Town under Andy Beattie and later Bill Shankly. Manchester City “It’s a real honour to get this award. paid a British record transfer fee of £55,000 for Denis in 1960 and Being inducted into the Hall of Fame with so one year later Law became the fi rst player in Britain to be sold for a six fi gure sum when Torino signed him for £100,000. The many football legends is amazing.” trip to Italy never worked out and Matt Busby paid a then British Mo Johnston 2009 Inductee record fee of £115,000 to bring Law to Old Trafford where the best years of his career would be spent. “I was totally surprised and honoured at the Law was Scotland’s youngest post Second World War internationalist and he went on to win 55 caps scoring 30 goals in the process. When a Rest of the World team induction, especially since I am the fi rst English was chosen by FIFA to play England in 1963 Law was one of two Scots in the squad player to be inducted as an honorary Scot.” and he was named European Footballer of the Year in 1964. With Manchester United Denis won the Football League in 1965 and 1967 and the FA Cup in 1963. Terry Butcher 2011 Inductee He returned to Manchester City in 1973 for one season and retired after playing for Scotland in the 1974 World Cup fi nals. In 2002 a statue of Denis Law was unveiled at the Stretford end of Old Trafford as a permanent commemoration to the man known simply as ‘The King’..
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