Captain Marvel was an inspiration to millions of young players as he led England and Man United in the 1980s. Despite a string of injuries, Robson won 90 caps, scoring 26 goals. His managerial career included stints at Middlesbrough and Sheffield United.
A vital piston in the England engine room, The Romford Pele continues to make a Herculean contribution to the Legends cause. The midfielder was a wounded lion after the game against Germany. He has promised to end 2008 on a high, Ireland beware.
The Magic Man has emerged as the player of The 2008 Legends Series so far. Having lost none of his touch and vision, this Arsenal, Villa, Middlesbrough and Pompey greatwill be looking to pull England’s strings once again.
Winterburn missed the game against Germany and it showed. Part of the defence that kept out Scotland, Winterburn’s absence was part of the reason England went down so heavily against the Germans. Can call on experience of 440 Arsenal appearances.
In an age where England could boast some of the top keepers in the world, Woods still managed to win 46 caps despite the presence of Shilton and Clemence. A stalwart for Norwich, Woods’ career really took off when he joined Graeme Souness’ revolution at Rangers.
Manchester United's flying winger won a Cup Winners' Cup medal at Old Trafford before moving on to Leeds for £4.5m in 1996. Sharpe won eight caps for England and since retiring has carved out a career for himself as a pundit and also a star of reality TV.
The classy centre back made his name at Nottingham Forest under Brian Clough. After a brief spell in Italy with Sampdoria, he went on to play over 300 times for Sheffield Wednesday. He spent five year in the England squad, winning 59 caps.
A member of England's 1986 World Cup side, Hodge began his career at Nottingham Forest. After moving to Aston Villa and Spurs, Hodge moved back to Forest where he won the League Cup twice and then picked up a League Championship medal at Leeds.
The former Crewe midfielder experienced highs at Villa, Bari, Juventus and Arsenal but it was Italia ’90 and that goal against Belgium that saw Platt in his pomp. He joins the Legends for the first time on Thursday, Ireland beware.
One of English football’s most charistmatic products, Collymore was at one time the domestic games most potent forces. A favourite at Forest, Liverpool and Villa, he has proved equally adept for the Legends
A favourite of QPR, Sheffield Wednesday, Spurs and Wolves, Sinton won 12 caps for his country. He was a £2.75m club record signing for Wednesday and a League Cup winner at Spurs.
Champions League winner, three-time Premier League winner, FA Cup winner, Euro ’96 hero, PFA Player of Year, there is little Teddy Sheringham didn't achieve in his long career
After making his name at Luton, Walsh was signed by Liverpool manager Joe Fagan and he went on to win the League Championship. After a stay at Spurs, Walsh moved to Portsmouth where he was an instant hit with fans. Made five England appearances, scoring once.
Revered at Derby, Southampton and Liverpool, Wright was one for important goals. England were struggling during the group stages of the 1990 World Cup having drawn their opening two games. Step forward Wright for a crucial header against Egypt. You know the rest.
The first goalkeeper in FA Cup Final history to save a penalty in 1988, Beasant was also the first keeper to captain his side in final. He made an incredible 774 league appearances for Newcastle, Chelsea, Southampton, Forest and, of course, Wimbledon.
One of the fittest Legends players, Le Saux has lost none of his enthusiasm for the game. A Premiership title winner with Blackburn, Le Saux was also a Chelsea favourite. He made 403 top flight appearances and 36 for England, including a great goal against Brazil.
