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Sir Stanley Matthews, CBE

One of the greatest names in football, and one of the best players of all time. A son of the Potteries, he went on to achieve worldwide fame and was an ambassador for sport, football, his hometown and Stoke City Football Club.

	22.06.2010 Sir Stanley Matthews, CBE One of the greatest names in football, and one of the best players of all time. A son of the Potteries, he went on to achieve worldwide fame and was an ambassador for sport, football, his hometown and Stoke City Football Club.
	22.06.2010 Gordon Banks, OBE England World Cup winner and legendary City goalkeeper - some would say the best ever.
	22.06.2010 Denis Smith Defensive rock and backbone of the team for over a decade who was, and still is, City through and through. Became a successful manager after hanging up his boots.
	22.06.2010 Alan Hudson Supremely talented midfielder who won a special place in the hearts of the City faithful during his two spells at the Victoria Ground.
	22.06.2010 Terry Conroy Exciting winger who thrilled the crowds during his 12 years with the club and scored City's first-ever goal at Wembley.
	22.06.2010 John Ritchie Classic centre-forward who became City's record goalscorer during his two spells with the Club.
	22.06.2010 Jimmy Greenhoff Exciting forward who scored memorable goals for City and formed a spearhead with John Ritchie in the early 1970's.
	22.06.2010 Neil Franklin A brilliant centre-half for City and England whose career was sadly tainted by controversy when in his prime.
	22.06.2010 Freddie Steele Brilliant forward and prolific goalscorer whose best years were interrupted by World War Two.
	22.06.2010 Peter Fox Holds the Club record number of appearances for a goalkeeper and was a loyal servant for 15 years.

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