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Hampden Park - Scotland’S National Stadium Sunday, 21St October 2018 Hampden Park - Scotland’s National Stadium Sunday, 21st October 2018 SUPPORTED BY The inaugural Scottish Football Hall of Fame Dinner in 2004 saw Another great night twenty greats of the Scottish game inducted in the Hall of Fame. Alex McLeish was inducted into the Since then, there have been over eighty additions to this select band. at Hampden Park Hall of Fame in 2005 following a superb The Scottish Football Hall of Fame Dinner 2018 is set to be a ‘must attend’ event playing career for Aberdeen (692 2005 2007 2010 2014 appearances) and Scotland (77 caps). His ALAN MORTON WILLIE BAULD CRAIG BROWN PETER LORIMER for any fan of Scottish football. A glittering night of who’s who in Scottish Football ALEX McLEISH ERIC CALDOW ANDY GORAM DAVIE WILSON will recognise the truly great players, managers and officials who have made a playing career saw him win 10 domestic BOBBY LENNOX JIMMY COWAN PAUL McSTAY CHARLIE NICHOLAS significant contribution to the nation’s football reputation. trophies as well as the European Cup ALEX JAMES ALAN HANSEN DAVID NAREY BILL BROWN Winners’ Cup and European Super Cup, CHARLES CAMPBELL ALLY McCOIST TOM ‘Tiny’ WHARTON McCRAE’S BATTALION 1914 This year’s inductees will be announced at a star-studded dinner and represent Scotland at three FIFA 2004 GEORGE YOUNG ROSE REILLY BOBBY JOHNSTONE at Hampden Park on Sunday 21st October in association with JIM McLEAN WALTER SMITH WILLIE WOODBURN 2015 World Cups in 1982,1986 and 1990. JOE JORDAN GORDON STRACHAN ALLY MacLEOD Hampden Conference & Events and Prestige Sodexo. JIM BAXTER 2011 Sir ALEX FERGUSON JOHN WHITE EDDIE TURNBULL PADDY CRERAND BOBBY BROWN The inductees are those truly great players, managers and After hanging up his boots, Alex went LAWRIE REILLY RONNIE SIMPSON GEORGE GRAHAM GRAEME SOUNESS officials who have reached the pinnacle of their profession into management with spells at clubs WILLIE WADDELL 2008 TERRY BUTCHER MAURICE MALPAS JOHN GREIG including Motherwell, Hibernian, JOCK STEIN JOHN THOMSON RS McCOLL Prof STEWART HILLIS and have made a significant contribution to Scottish football’s BILL SHANKLY 2006 BILL STRUTH HUGH McILVANNEY reputation through their skill, spirit and determination. Rangers and Birmingham City. In BILLY McNEILL DAVIE COOPER BILLY LIDDELL 2016 February 2018, Alex returned to JIMMY McGRORY HENRIK LARSSON JIM LEIGHTON 2012 STEVIE CHALMERS Hampden to take the helm of the DANNY McGRAIN BRIAN LAUDRUP DEREK JOHNSTONE FRANK McLINTOCK JOHN WARK BOBBY MURDOCH WILLIE ORMOND BOBBY EVANS GORDON McQUEEN JOCK WALLACE This year’s guest of honour is Scotland’s National Team for a second time, having WILLIE HENDERSON ARCHIE GEMMILL ANDREW WATSON GARY McALLISTER JIMMY JOHNSTONE National Coach Alex McLeish. previously held the position in 2007, Sir MATT BUSBY TOMMY GEMMELL IAN ST JOHN PAT STANTON ALEX SMITH during which time he came very close BILLY BREMNER RICHARD GOUGH BOB McPHAIL Following this year’s inductions Alex will DAVE MACKAY JOHN ROBERTSON 2009 2017 to leading the team to UEFA Euro 2008. TOMMY WALKER WILLIE MALEY JOHN CLARK KENNY DALGLISH 2013 be in conversation with our host Dougie During his first spell, he recorded the DENIS LAW BILLY STEEL DAVIE MEIKLEJOHN ALAN ROUGH JIM CRAIG GORDON SMITH SANDY JARDINE STEVE ARCHIBALD MARTIN BUCHAN JOHN McGOVERN Donnelly discussing his career as a player highest win percentage of any Scotland WILLIE MILLER ALAN GILZEAN EDDIE GRAY THE LISBON LIONS and manager for what promises to be manager, with seven victories from his BERTIE AULD TOMMY DOCHERTY ARCHIE MACPHERSON HUGHIE GALLACHER 10 matches in charge. PAUL LAMBERT SCOT SYMON ALLAN McGRAW another truly entertaining evening. JIMMY DELANEY BOBBY WALKER QUEENS PARK FC 1883-84 MAURICE JOHNSTON WILLIE WALLACE www.sfmhalloffame.co.uk www.sfmhalloffame.co.uk To reserve your table for this fantastic night, call We have several sponsorship opportunities 0141 620 4040 or email [email protected]. for this great event. If you are interested in Alternatively you can complete the booking form supporting the Scottish Football Hall of Fame overleaf and fax it to 0141 620 4001 Dinner please contact Kirsty on 0141 620 4040 or email [email protected] ■ I wish to book a table for 10 guests at £1320 inc VAT ■ Individual places at £132 inc VAT per person Company Contact Name Job Title Invoice Address Post Code Host of Table Contact Tel. No. Email Total Amount Payable £ Please tick preferred payment method Cheque Please make cheques payable to the Scottish Football Museum Credit/Debit Card VISA MASTERCARD MAESTRO EXPIRY DATE 3 DIGIT Card Number SECURITY CODE Signature Position Date Reserve your table today by calling 0141 620 4040 Email: [email protected] For sponsorship opportunities please call 0141 620 4040 or email [email protected] Full payment for bookings will be due no later than two weeks prior to the event. Cheques should be made payable to Scottish Football Museum and sent to: The Scottish Football Hall of Fame Dinner, Scottish Football Museum, Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9BA. 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, Hampden Park, Glasgow G42 9BA. SUPPORTED BY.
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