English Football Hall of Fame

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The English Football Hall of Fame at the National Football Museum in Manchester honors exceptional achievements by football players who have played in England. Every October, new players are immortalized in the Hall of Fame. In addition to male and female soccer players, coaches are also accepted.

2002

Soccer player

• Gordon Banks
• George Best
• Eric Cantona
• John Charles
• Sir Bobby Charlton
• William "Dixie" Dean
• Kenny Dalglish
• Peter Doherty
• Duncan Edwards
• Sir Tom Finney
• Paul Gascoigne
• Jimmy Greaves
• Johnny Haynes
• Kevin Keegan
• Denis Law
• Nat Lofthouse
• Dave Mackay
• Sir Stanley Matthews
• Bobby Moore
• Bryan Robson
• Peter Shilton
• Billy Wright
• Steven Gerrard

Soccer players

• Lily Parr

Trainer

• Sir Matt Busby
• Brian Clough
• Sir Alex Ferguson
• Bob Paisley
• Sir Alf Ramsey
• Bill Shankly

2003

Soccer player

• Alan Ball
• Danny Blanchflower
• Pat Jennings
• Tommy Lawton
• Gary Lineker
• Stan Mortensen
• Peter Schmeichel
• Arthur Wharton

Soccer players

• Hope Powell

Trainer

• Herbert Chapman
• Stan Cullis
• Bill Nicholson
• Sir Bobby Robson

2004

Soccer player

• Tony Adams
• Billy Bremner
• Viv Anderson
• Sir Geoff Hurst
• Roy Keane
• Wilf Mannion
• Alan Shearer

Soccer players

• Sue Lopez

Trainer

• Dario Gradi
• Don Revie

2005

Soccer player

• John Barnes
• Colin Bell
• Jack Charlton
• Ryan Giggs
• Alex James
• Bert Trautmann
• Ian Wright

Soccer players

• Debbie Bampton

Trainer

• Howard Kendall
• Walter Winterbottom

2006

Soccer player

• Liam Brady
• Alan Hansen
• Roger Hunt
• Jackie Milburn
• Martin Peters
• Ian Rush
• Gianfranco Zola

Soccer players

• Gillian Coultard

Trainer

• Ron Greenwood
• Arsène Wenger

2007

Soccer player

• Peter Beardsley
• Dennis Bergkamp
• Glenn Hoddle
• Mark Hughes
• Billy Meredith
• Graeme Souness
• Nobby Stiles

Football Foundation Community Champion

• Niall Quinn

FA Football For All Award

• Stephen Daley

Soccer players

• Karen Walker
• Joan Whalley

Trainer

• Terry Venables

2008

Soccer player

• Paul Scholes
• Jimmy Armfield
• David Beckham
• Steve Bloomer
• Thierry Henry
• Emlyn Hughes
• Ray Wilson

Football Foundation Community Champion

• Peter Beardsley

FA Football For All Award

• Steve Johnson

Soccer players

• Pauline Cope

Trainer

• Bertie Mee

European Hall of Fame 2008

Due to the increasing importance of the English Hall of Fame, achievements outside of domestic football were recognized for the first time in 2008, the following special prizes were introduced at European level and awarded on the occasion of the celebrations in the cultural capital of Liverpool :

Soccer player

• George Best
• John Charles
• Sir Bobby Charlton
• Kenny Dalglish
• Kevin Keegan

Trainer

• Sir Matt Busby
• Brian Clough
• Sir Alex Ferguson
• Bob Paisley
• Sir Bobby Robson

Teams

• Manchester United in 1968
• Liverpool FC in 1978

All-time great European footballer

• Michel Platini

2009

Soccer player

• Osvaldo Ardiles
• Cliff Bastin
• Sir Trevor Brooking
• George Cohen
• Frank McLintock
• Len Shackleton
• Teddy Sheringham
• Frank Swift

Football Foundation Community Champion

• Robbie Earle

FA Football For All Award

• Ronnie Watson

Soccer players

• Marieanne Spacey

Trainer

• Malcolm Allison
• Joe Mercer

Teams

• Aston Villa in the 1890s
• Aston Villa in 1982
• Manchester City between 1968 and 1970
• Manchester United's “Busby Babes”

2010

Soccer player

• Charlie Buchan
• Ian Callaghan
• Ray Clemence
• Johnny Giles
• Francis Lee
• Stuart Pearce
• Sir Alf Ramsey
• Clem Stephenson

Football Foundation Community Champion

• Graham Taylor

FA Football For All Award

• George Ferguson

Soccer players

• Brenda Sempare

Trainer

• Harry Catterick
• Kenny Dalglish

Teams

• Football world champion from 1966

Lifetime achievement award

• Jimmy Hill

Web links

• The National Football Museum Hall of Fame

Coordinates: 53 ° 29 ′ 9 ″  N , 2 ° 14 ′ 31.5 ″  W.