After spending two years at the Dutch Giants, winning the league title and Dutch Cup in the process, Jan was signaled out by then Liverpool manager, Joe Fagan, as a transfer target and the Anfield legend soon got his man as Molby made the move to Merseyside for a fee of £200,000.

Jan’s time at Liverpool can only be described as colorful, with his career at Anfield ranging from an influential midfielder on the pitch and a legend amongst supporters to battles with his weight and even a spell in prison!

It wasn’t until Kenny Dalglish replaced Fagan as Liverpool manager in 1985 that Molby really started to shine as a player and became known for his great vision and became a great source of assists to striker, Ian Rush. Jan was also a regular contributor to goals himself, especially from set pieces where the power and precision of his free kicks gave opponents plenty to worry about.

Jan was instrumental in Liverpool’s League and FA Cup double winning side of 1985/1986 but the following season was disrupted by a broken foot for the Dane. After making a return to the first team, his impact was once again limited, this time after a three month spell behind bars for a driving offence.

Molby was back to his best by the 1989/1990 season when he helped Liverpool to another league title and he remained a regular fixture in the side that won the FA Cup in 1992.

In total, Jan made a total of 218 appearances for Liverpool before he left the club in 1996, scoring 44 during his time at Anfield. Jan also won 33 caps for Denmark and played in the 1986 World Cup.

After leaving Liverpool, Jan played for Swansea City before going in to management, firstly with Swansea City, before moving on to take charge of Kidderminster Harriers and Hull City. A breif spell when in charge of Kidderminster for a second spell in 2003/2004 was his last job as a manager and Jan has since gone on to take up a number of roles and appearances in the media.

A very popular and likeable person, Jan’s stories will have any audience laughing and is a great addition to any event. If you would like to enquire about booking him, please get in touch using the form below.

John was crowned PFA’s Player of the Year in Ipswich’s successful UEFA cup-winning 1980-81 season, scoring in every round of the competition, 14 goals in total!

John made a high-profile move to Liverpool in 1984 and was the leading goalscorer at Anfield with 27 goals in his first full season. He scored 18 goals in 40 league games and continued his incredible striking rate in Europe, scoring five times in nine games, four in seven FA cup games and bagged three hat-tricks and scored his 100th league goal, ironically in a game against Ipswich. Wark played a total of 62 games that first season (84/85) but it ended in tragedy when John was in the Liverpool starting XI that fateful night at Heysel, when Liverpool had hoped to win the European cup for the second year running.

Midway through the 1987-88 season John found himself on his way back to Ipswich. Wark moved back to his old position as centre-half for two more years at Protman Road before he moved to Middlesbrough after being voted the club’s player of the year in two successive seasons.

John then returned “home” one year later for his third spell and played 6 more years until his retirement at 40 in 1997. He helped Ipswich to the Division 2 Championship in 1991/92 season, which gained them promotion to the newly formed Premier League and helped the club establish itself in the top flight. He was also voted Ipswich Player of the Year for the third time!

John is Ipswich Town’s third-highest all-time scorer, with 179 goals, despite rarely appearing as a striker, playing a total 670 games for the Suffolk club.

John was also a full Scottish International, winning 29 caps and scoring seven goals. He was part of the Scotland Squad for the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain, in which he made three appearances and scored twice.

John can also boast appearing in one of the most famous football films of all time, Escape to Victory, featuring alongside fellow players Russell Osman, Kevin Beatie, Mike Summerbee, Ossie Ardiles, Pele as well as Hollywood Stars Michael Caine and Sylvester Stallone!

John is a great character with a lot of stories to tell, he makes for a great guest at any function or event. To book John, please get in touch with us below.

He has been in the Racing industry since starting out as a handicapper for Formindex back in 1965 from where he went on to develop his career and become a well regarded Horse Racing journalist, winning Specialist Journalist of the Year in 1978 and Campaign Journalist in 1979. He soon become a regular on TV and began presenting coverage on ITV in 1981 before moving to Channel 4 Racing in 1983. He won Television & Radio presenter of the year in 1992 and continues to appear on Channel 4′s Racing coverage regularly throughout the year on the channel’s Morning Line show on Saturday’s and live Racing coverage from big meetings.

Away from Racing, he has made a host of other TV appearances, most notably when appearing on Celebrity Big Brother in 2005 and Celebrity Wife Swap where his personality and character endeared him to and entertained a huge audience, making McCririck a popular personality not just in the world of Horse Racing but also Reality TV.

John McCririck is a huge personality and comes highly recommended to appear at a host of events, he is available for personal appearances, hosting functions and meetings, special events such as Race nights and after dinner speaking, poker tournaments, betting shop openings and more. To enquire about adding the “McCririck Factor” to your event, please get in touch using the form below.

Following five years at Leicester, McAllister went on to play for Leeds United, Coventry City and Liverpool. He was also a Scotland international and is a member of the Scotland Football Hall of Fame, having won over 50 caps.

Though only playing for a short time at Anfield at the end of his career, Gary played an integral role in the team that won three cups during the 2000/2001 season, winning the League Cup, FA Cup and Uefa Cup. McAllister’s ability to play central midfield or on either wing made him a useful asset throughout his career and was seen at his very best at Liverpool under manager, Gerard Houllier. Gary was also known for his ability with set pieces.

McAllister’s first spell in management came with his former club Coventry City between 2002 and 2004 before going on to manage Leeds United in 2008. More recently, his former boss at Liverpool, Gerard Houllier, appointed him as his assistant in September 2010.

In 2001, Gary was awarded an  MBE for his services to football.

A great personality with a lot of stories to tell, Gary McAllister is a great guest at any event. To enquire about his availability and booking Gary, please contact us using the form below.

He then moved to Everton which saw arguably the high point of his club career winning the FA Cup in 1984, followed by being crowned Football League Champions in 1985 and 1987. In 1985, Everton also won the European Cup Winners Cup. Peter’s personal peak came in 1985 when his reputation as one of the finest midfield enforcers in Europe won him recognition as he was voted PFA Footballer of Year.

He played 159 games in total for Everton and was awarded the “Everton Giant” accolade in 2006. Reid also won 13 caps for England and became a central figure in the 1986 World Cup campaign in Mexico which ended with Maradona’s infamous “hand of God”.

In 1990 Peter managed Manchester City in the role of player/manager with City finishing 5th in two consecutive years. He then moved to Southampton as a player for a brief spell before retiring from playing in 1993.

In 1995 he took the job of Sunderland manager when they were battling relegation in the old Division One (now Championship) but Reid kept them up and the following year the team won the Division One title. After 8 years at Sunderland he went on to manage Leeds United and Coventry City.

Peter has gone on to become a much loved pundit on Sky Sports and has also worked for the BBC, covering the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

Peter returned to management after a four year break, becoming manager of Thailand in September 2008 before he returned to the UK to be assistant manager of Stoke City in 2009 and then later the manager of Plymouth Argyle in 2010.

A highly sought-after and knowledgeable speaker and personality, Peter can lend his vast experience and character to a range of corporate events.

Steve’s appearance for Bournemouth in December 2006 at the age of 40 for gave him the distinction of being one of a very select few players who have amassed 1000 career appearances. His career spanned over a period of 22 years, scoring more than 250 goals and he pulled on the shirt of over 20 clubs!

Honours
Cambridge Utd – Division 3 Play Off Winners, Division 2 Champions
Birmingham City – Auto Glass Trophy Winners, Division 2 Champions
Leicester City – Coca Cola Cup Winners, First Division Play Off Winners
Wolves – FA Cup Semi Finalists
Millwall – Division 2 Champions, Division 1 Play Off Finalists
Steve has proudly been voted ‘Fans Player Of The Year’ at all the clubs in which he played for the whole season!

Management
Steve has stepped in to the dugout on a number of occasions and was infamously sacked as Manager of Millwall In July 2006 after less than four weeks in to the job! His appointment as Manager of Millwall, a club for whom he is regarded as a legend by their fans at The Den, came after previous successful Player Manager roles at Portsmouth in 2000/2001 and Weymouth in 2003/2004.

Media Pundit
Steve is now the leading face of The Football League Show, which follows Match of The Day every Saturday evening, and is a regular pundit for Football Focus, Live Championship matches on BBC1 &BBC2, Score and Radio 5 Live including the iconic Monday Night Club.

After Dinner Speaking
Steve is a fresh and very welcome high profile addition to the speaker circuit, with humorous stories about his on and off field trials and tribulations of a 20 year football career, his gambling addictions and the roller coaster ride that is his life.

In total he played over 700 games in his 20 year career and scored 239 goals.

Iwan won two promotions with Leicester to the Premier League and finished top scorer in the two and a half seasons he was there.

He won the Championship with Norwich in 2004 and was also voted the clubs player of the year on two consecutive seasons, only the third player to ever do this.

He is third in the all time top scorers list for Norwich City and was voted in their greatest ever team along side Chris Sutton.

Iwan also holds the record at Huddersfield Town for goals scored in a season, a huge 34!

International

Iwan was very proud to play for his country, Wales, gaining 15 full Caps

He has now established a new and successful career in the media, working for BBC Wales and also writing a column in The Evening News in Norwich, which is the best selling local newspaper in the country.

Iwan is also privileged to be an Ambassador for The Community Sports Foundation in Norfolk along side Jake Humphrey and Simon Thomas.

To enquire about Iwan’s availability and the possibility of booking him for your event, please get in touch with us using the form below.

Now retired from Athletics, Darren was a great competitor in the 1oom, 200, and 4 x 100m relay events. The highlight of his career came in 2004 when he won the Gold medal at the Athens Olympics in the 4 x 100m. He also won gold in the same event in the 1998 and 2002 Commonwealth Games, which were hosted by his home city of Manchester. He also won Gold in the 4 x 100m at the 1998 and 2006 European Championships.

Darren’s biggest accomplishments in individual events came when landing the Silver medal in the Mens 200m at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 and Silver Medal in the European Championships in 2002.

Following his retirement from Athletics in 2006, Darren will always be remembered as a great athlete with a special talent, something that is reflected having won multiple medals in four major events and he is still very much involved in sport. He is a pace and acceleration coach to many Premier League football players and shares his skills and techniques of handling pressure across many disciplines. He also present son the BBC and other media outlets, as a commentator and pundit.

Darren is a great addition to any event and a much sought after speaker, some of the topics he covers include, Planning & Preparation, a Winning Attitude, Fighting Back and Battling Difficult Time.
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Mark won 47 caps for England in total and captained the Barbarians on numerous. Mark was persuaded out of retirement to head the front row of the 2007 England World Cup Squad, where he played a crucial role in the team getting to the final in successive tournaments.

During his illustrious career, Mark has won everything the sport of rugby can offer, from the Heineken Cup, to the Six Nations, to the World Cup!

His honours include:
World Cup Winner 2003
World Cup Finalist 2007
Grand slam and Triple Crown winner with England
Captained the Barbarians to a famous victory over the World Champions South Africa at Twickenham 2007
British Lions series winner in South Africa 1997
European Heineken Cup winner with Bath
Powergen Cup winner with Leeds

Mark is recognised as one of the great characters of the current rugby era who mixes modern discipline with a traditional love of the sport. He has sicne established himself as a great addition to any event either as a speaker of personal appearance and any client making a booking can be sure that Mark has tailored his work to suit them, from corporate events requiring motivational speaking, to rugby clubs who want his unique yet very funny take on life in rugby. Mark is also a keen golfer who plays off a handicap of 11 and is available for golf days too.

In recent years, John has established himself as one of the main faces on BBC’s sports coverage, appearing on the channel’s snooker team both as a pundit and presenter and also on Horse Racing broadcasts including the Derby, Royal Ascot and Grand National.

John is a huge personality and brings and will guarantee guests are kept well entertained at any function or appearance. To enquire about his availability, please get in touch below.