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Legends in the Making?

Friday, 11 October 2024

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Our Legends Hall of Fame Night is back, and we need your help.

The event will be held in the West Stand on Saturday, November 23rd, following our league fixture against St Ives Town at the SEAH Stadium.

We have the date, time, and venue, but now we need some Legends.

What makes a Legend?

It’s a tricky question, and that’s because the answer will be different for everyone.

Is it their achievements?

Is it in the way they played the game?

Did they overcome adversity?

Hall of Fame recognition isn’t reserved solely for players and managers.

Our club and predecessor clubs couldn’t have created Legends on the pitch if we didn’t have Legends in off-field roles, too. Sometimes paid, sometimes voluntary, and always striving to help the club achieve for its supporters.

Whoever they are, and however legendary their efforts are, our supporters are the people who make them genuine Legends, so this is your chance…

We ask you to nominate individuals you feel deserve to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

We welcome nominations covering all eras, from Wellington Town, Telford United and AFC Telford United.

To submit your nominations, please complete our online form, which we have provided a link to below.

Nominate your Legends here

The closing date for nominations is 31st October, giving you plenty of time to make as many nominations as you wish.

To assist you with your nominations, below is a list of the current members of our Hall of Fame. As you can see, our new Legends will be in esteemed company:

  • Jack Bentley
  • Stan Storton
  • Bobby Irvine
  • Kevin Charlton
  • Steve Palmer
  • Eddie Hogan
  • George Jagger
  • Les Wilson
  • Neil Howarth
  • Derek Wellings
  • Alan Harris
  • Antone Joseph
  • Sean Parrish
  • Frank Childs
  • Derrick Moore
  • Dave Mather
  • Mickey Fudge
  • Jim Bentley
  • 1970-71 FA Trophy Winning Team
  • Lee Carter
  • Ryan Young
  • Bob Turner

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