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What a night to remember at The Theatre Royal, Nottingham — a sell-out crowd of over 1,000 fans gathered for an unforgettable evening celebrating the legendary Nottingham Forest side that secured back-to-back League Cup triumphs in 1989 and 1990. 35 Years On — Still Unforgettable More than three decades since those historic victories, the heroes of that iconic era reunited under one roof, and the atmosphere was electric from the moment the doors opened. Fans — young and old — poured into the theatre, relishing the rare opportunity to meet their idols face-to-face for photos and memories that will last a lifetime. A Star-Studded Line-Up The stage was graced by true Forest royalty: the club’s greatest-ever captain, Stuart Pearce, alongside fellow legends Des Walker, Franz Carr, Steve Sutton, Nigel Jemson, Neil Webb, and Steve Chettle. This was not just a celebration — it was a homecoming. An Evening of Laughter, Passion, and Nostalgia As the clock struck 8, the theatre erupted into a chorus of Mull of Kintyre , a stirring prelude that echoed through the auditorium. Then, the moment everyone had been waiting for — the legends took to the stage. Host and MC Jed Stone kicked off part one with a series of expertly crafted questions, drawing out hilarious, heartfelt, and often surprising stories from the players. The laughter was loud, the applause even louder, as memories came flooding back and the chemistry between the former teammates lit up the room. The Crowd Takes the Mic In part two, the audience took center stage with a Q&A session that showcased the passion and knowledge of Forest’s faithful. The legends didn’t hold back, offering candid insights, emotional reflections, and plenty more moments of humour that kept the crowd hanging on every word. M A Standing Ovation for the Ages As the curtain closed, the heroes stood together one last time — to a standing ovation that shook the rafters. It was a fitting tribute to a team that not only made history but continues to inspire generation after generation. Did You Miss It? Don’t Miss Out Again The demand was incredible — and with such an overwhelming response, plans are already in motion for a second event in the New Year. If you weren’t lucky enough to attend this time, don’t make the same mistake twice. Sign up now. Be part of the next unforgettable night. Because once a legend, always a legend.

What a way to wrap up an amazing few days in Scotland! The Bryan Robson UK & Ireland Tour recently concluded its Scottish leg with sold-out shows and unforgettable memories in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen  – and we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From start to finish, the passion, energy, and love from Scottish football fans have been nothing short of incredible. Every night, we were reminded of the lasting impact Bryan Robson has had on the beautiful game – and how much he continues to inspire supporters of all ages. Thank You, Scotland 🙌 To every single person who came out to support the tour – thank you. Your enthusiasm and support made each night feel truly special. Whether you’ve followed Bryan Robson’s career since his early days or you’re a newer fan learning about the legends of football, your presence made all the difference. Special thanks go out to the fans in Edinburgh , who helped us kick things off with style, the passionate crowd in Glasgow  who brought electric energy, and the warm welcome we received in Aberdeen , rounding off this leg on a perfect note. Behind the Scenes – The Team That Made It Happen None of this would have been possible without our brilliant team behind the scenes. From our hardworking event staff and venue crews to the production team ensuring every detail was spot on – your efforts don’t go unnoticed. We also want to express our deepest thanks to Alan Keegan , the voice of Old Trafford, for hosting with class and charisma every step of the way. And of course, a massive thank you to Bryan Robson  – a true legend of the game, and a genuine gentleman who continues to inspire generations of fans. Haven’t Seen the Show Yet? If you missed out on the Scottish dates, don’t worry – the tour continues! There’s still time to experience an unforgettable evening with Captain Marvel  himself. 🎟️ Book your tickets now  at: www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/tickets Join us for an evening of football stories, laughs, behind-the-scenes insights, and a chance to get up close with one of football’s greatest icons. #ThankYouScotland #BryanRobsonTour #UKFootballEvents #ScotlandLovesFootball #EveningWithBryanRobson #ManchesterUnitedLegend #CaptainMarvel #SuperstarSpeakers #FootballMemories #AlanKeegan #FootballIcons #TourHighlights #FanExperience #RedDevils #FootballStoriesLive #AberdeenEvents #GlasgowEvents #EdinburghEvents #LiveFootballTour #LegendsOfTheGame #SoccerLegends #SupportTheLegends #FootballNightOut #UnmissableEvent #FootballFansUnite

Football fans, mark your calendars! On Wednesday, 9th July , the historic Theatre Royal in Nottingham City Centre  will play host to an unforgettable evening celebrating one of Nottingham Forest’s greatest achievements — the back-to-back League Cup victories of 1989 and 1990 . This exclusive reunion event  will bring together legendary players including Stuart Pearce, Des Walker, Nigel Jemson , and many more, as they reflect on the glory days that still echo through the hearts of fans. Expect stories, laughter, and unique insights from the men who made history on the pitch. What You Need to Know 🎟️ Ticket Collection All tickets will be available for collection on the day  of the event from the Theatre Royal Box Office . Your allocated seat number  will be printed on the ticket. 🕕 Entry Times by Ticket Type: • Platinum Tickets  – Entry from 6:00 PM • Gold Tickets  – Entry from 6:30 PM Both ticket types include a pre-show photo opportunity with the legends. • General Admission  – Entry between 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM 📅 Show Schedule • 8:00 PM  – Part One • 9:00 PM  – Interval • 9:20 PM  – Part Two • 10:20 PM  – Event Ends 👔 Dress Code Smart casual  attire is encouraged. 🎉 What to Expect With over 1,000 fans in attendance , you can look forward to an electric atmosphere. This isn’t just an event — it’s a celebration of footballing history, pride, and community. ♿ Access & Enquiries For access requirements or additional questions, please contact the Theatre Royal : Box Office Hours • Monday & Tuesday: Closed • Wednesday to Saturday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and one hour before a performance Contact Details • Phone: 0115 989 5555 • Email: trch.boxoffice@nottinghamcity.gov.uk We can’t wait to welcome you to this special night. Join us as we relive the magic, the memories, and the monumental moments that defined an era of Nottingham Forest greatness. #ForestLegends #LeagueCupReunion #NottinghamEvents

Date:  Saturday, 4th October 2025 Time:  6:00 PM – 11:00 PM Venue:  Chester Crowne Plaza Hotel Dress Code:  Smart Casual Football fans, mark your calendars – this is one event you won’t want to miss. This October, step into the world of passion, pride, and Premier League history as Everton icon Duncan Ferguson  headlines what promises to be an unforgettable evening at the stunning Chester Crowne Plaza Hotel . The Legend Himself: Duncan “Big Dunc” Ferguson Few players have ever embodied the heart and soul of a football club like Duncan Ferguson. Towering, fearless, and fiercely loyal, Big Dunc carved his name into Everton folklore with his explosive style, thunderous headers, and deep connection to the Goodison faithful. Widely regarded as the hardest player to ever grace the Premier League , Ferguson’s legacy goes far beyond stats – he’s a symbol of true passion for the badge, the fans, and the beautiful game itself. Meet the Man Behind the Myth This exclusive evening gives fans a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the Everton great. Gold and Platinum ticket holders  will enjoy a professional photo opportunity  with Duncan, plus the chance to grab an autograph and share a moment with one of football’s most iconic figures. A Live Two-Part Interview – Stories You Won’t Hear Anywhere Else The main event features a two-part live interview  where Ferguson will open up about his legendary career – from his days at Ibrox to his unforgettable time in royal blue. Expect powerful stories, emotional moments, and plenty of laughs as he reflects on the highs, the battles, and what it meant to be Everton through and through. In part two , the mic is handed over to the audience for a live Q&A – your chance to ask the questions you’ve always wanted answered by the man himself. 🕰️ Full Event Agenda: • 6:00 PM  – Doors open | Guest check-in & bar access • 6:30 PM  – Photo session with Duncan Ferguson (Gold & Platinum tickets only) • 7:45 PM  – Part One: Live on-stage interview begins • 8:45 PM  – Interval & Exclusive Auction • 9:30 PM  – Part Two: Audience Q&A • 10:30 PM  – Prize Draw • 10:45 PM  – Event concludes • 11:00 PM  – Suggested carriages More Than Just a Night Out – A Celebration of Football Passion With a buzzing atmosphere, legendary stories, an exclusive auction, and the chance to win incredible prizes, this night is about more than football – it’s about the shared love of the game and the heroes who define it. Whether you’re a lifelong Blue or simply a fan of the sport, this promises to be a night of nostalgia, inspiration, and connection . 🎟️ Tickets are limited and demand is expected to be high – secure yours now and be part of an unforgettable evening with Big Dunc. On sale here now https://www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/event-details/an-evening-with-everton-legend-duncan-ferguson-chester-4th-october-2025

Next year marks the 35th anniversary  of one of Manchester United’s most significant victories – the unforgettable night in Rotterdam where Sir Alex Ferguson’s men defeated Barcelona to lift the 1991 European Cup Winners’ Cup . It was more than just a trophy—it was the spark that ignited an era of dominance. The final, held on May 15, 1991, saw a determined Manchester United side take on Johan Cruyff’s Barcelona, a team packed with talent. But United’s grit, passion, and teamwork shone through. Mark Hughes , with his two brilliant goals, etched his name into club folklore. Players like Bryan Robson , Steve Bruce , Paul Ince , Clayton Blackmore , and Les Sealey  delivered standout performances on the night, showing Europe what Manchester United was made of. That night wasn’t just about lifting silverware—it marked a turning point. For Sir Alex Ferguson, this was his first European triumph  with United, and it served as a catalyst for the decades of success that followed . The belief, momentum, and winning mentality that came from that victory paved the way for countless Premier League titles, FA Cups, and the historic 1999 treble. To celebrate this monumental milestone, we’re thrilled to host a very special anniversary event  in Manchester at Hotel Football . This once-in-a-lifetime evening will bring together legends from the 1991 squad —heroes who were on the pitch that historic night. The event will take place on the 26th March 2025. Fans will have the incredible opportunity to: • Meet the legends in person • Get autographs and professional photographs • Attend a live interview  as the players recount stories from the final and the road to victory This is more than just an event— it’s a celebration of a pivotal moment in Manchester United history , shared with the players who made it happen. Tickets are selling fast , so don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable night. Book now via the link below: https://www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/event-details/an-evening-with-the-1991-european-cup-winners-cup-winners In the build-up to the event, we sat down with Manchester United icon Bryan Robson , who shared his memories of that legendary final. His reflections on the atmosphere, the preparation, and what it meant for the team are not to be missed. Watch the exclusive interview here: https://youtu.be/6BHEsePLfZc?si=80-_iBm1swQi_uhg And the excitement doesn’t stop there – we have more events lined up with Manchester United legends  throughout the year. Check out all our upcoming dates and venues here: www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/tickets Join us as we honour the past, celebrate the present, and keep the red flag flying high.

An evening with Lord Ian Botham 5 Dates and locations to choose from 9th June - Scunthorpe 12th June - Lincoln 13th June - York 20th June - Stoke 21st June - Manchester Treat Dad and Grandad to meet Lord Ian Botham. Get your gift tickets for the show below. What to expect? Check our last An evening with Lord Ian Botham below Note- some tour dates are theatre settings An evening with Lord Ian Botham Get tickets for An evening with Lord Ian Botham Legends don’t come much bigger than Sir Ian Botham. An icon of English sport and culture – there has never been a bigger personality with a zest for life as much as beefy! Whether it’s being a ‘big match player’ for England Cricket (so much so the 1981 Ashes are referred to as Botham’s Ashes), whether its playing football in the 4th division whilst captaining the England Cricket team, raising Millions of pounds for Leukaemia charities with his ever impressive and gruelling walks which in turn earned him a knighthood. He has gone on to become the president of Bloodwise (a blood cancer charity) has a life peerage in the House of Lords, a thriving wine business and has even been inducted into the ICC cricket hall of fame. Here are a list of reasons that we love The Right Honourable The Lord Botham Kt OBE or Beefy to his friends 1. Sporting Legend England consistently provides the world with sporting icons. Names such as Sir Henry Cooper, David Beckham, Kevin Keegan, Frank Bruno, Linford Christie, Daly Thompson and Nick Faldo. Ian Botham can comfortably include his name on that list of English sporting heroes. Whilst Botham is a natural sportsman who still is very active with his golf, shooting and angling. It was Cricket where Beefy truly made his name Botham’s Cricketing career lasted from 1972 to 1993 and in that time his record stands at over 5000 runs, including 14 centuries, took 383 wickets, and 120 catches, He was also the fastest to the double of 1000 runs and 100 wickets. He is possibly the finest all-rounder that English cricket has ever seen It was the 1981 Ashes series that solidified Beefy as one of the nation’s heroes – a genuine match winner whether he was batting or bowling. The Ashes was his finest hour. England went 1-0 down in the series after the first two tests and needed a hero. Botham had been removed as captain and the weight seemingly lifted from his shoulders went back to doing what he did best, winning cricket matches. England won the series 3–1 despite being 1–0 down after the first two Tests. Before the third Test at Headingly, the inspirational Mike Brearley was reinstated as England captain, replacing Ian Botham, whose 12-Test tenure as captain had been winless and whose previously excellent form with both bat and ball had fallen away (he had made a pair in the second Test at Lord's). A galvanised Botham took 6 for 95 in Australia's first innings and scored 50 in England's, but Australia nonetheless compiled 401 for 9 declared (John Dyson scoring 102) and bowled England out for 174, thus forcing England to follow on 227 runs in arrears. Despite a stubborn 46 from Geoff Boycott, in the second innings Botham came to the crease with England on 105 for 5, still requiring 122 runs to avoid an innings defeat. He played an outstanding innings of 149 not out, sharing partnerships of 117 with Graham Dilley for the eighth wicket, 67 with Chris Old for the ninth and 37 with Bob Willis for the tenth, to set Australia a target of 130. Australia then reached 56 for 1, seemingly well set, before Brearley switched Willis' bowling end to allow him to bowl down the slope. Willis bowled a superb spell of 8 for 43 to dismiss Australia for 111; England became only the second team in Test Match history to win a match after being made to follow-on. The fourth Test at Edgbaston was a similarly inspired comeback victory for England. England conceded a 69-run first innings deficit, and set Australia a target of only 151 in the fourth innings. Australia reached 105 for 4 before Botham took five for 11, including a spell of five wickets for a solitary run, to end Australia's second innings at 121 and give England victory by 29 runs England also went on to win the fifth Test at Old Trafford to retain the Ashes, including another century for Botham (who reached his hundred in 86 balls). Botham scored 118 from 102 balls, dominating a chalk-and-cheese partnership of 149 with Chris Tavaré, who blocked his way to 78 from 289 balls. Botham's innings included 6 sixes, which was an Ashes record until Ben Stokes's innings of 135 at Headingly in the 2019 Ashes series. Second-innings centuries from Allan Border and Graham Yallop could not avert defeat. The sixth Test at the Oval was drawn, with Dennis Lillee taking 11 wickets in the match and Botham taking 10. 2. Charity work and walking As with most things in life it was chance that lead to the next chapter in Ian Botham’s life. In 1977 an accident on the cricket field lead to a broken toe and a bit of time in hospital. It was during this spell Sir Ian Botham was first made aware of the realities of children suffering with leukaemia “It was shattering news for me,” Botham explains. “I simply couldn’t take in what I was hearing.” Giving £50 for the annual party on the ward was a start, yet Botham knew that more could be done. “Over the years, the seed that was planted that day grew and grew.” Botham discovered more about the disease – a cancer which starts in blood-forming tissue – and knew that he could put his public status to good use in raising funds for the cause. In 1985 Botham set himself a challenge to walk from John O’Groats to Lands End to raise money and awareness of this horrific disease and aiming to make £100,000. With the publicity and the nations love of Botham he was £10,000 over his target by the time he had reached the Scottish Border, he still had all of England to go! By the time he reached Land’s End (and Jumped into the sea) he had quadrupled his original target and raised £400,000. A fuse was lit under Botham and the British public fell in love with him even more – This meant Botham simply HAD to continue walking and raising money. Beefy’s walks continued throughout the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s – challenging himself to walk various different routes and in different countries with his most recent ones taking place in Sri Lanka, South Africa and Australia. Perhaps his most famous challenge was in 1988 when he replicated Hannibal’s trek across the alps! For all of his efforts Botham has raised over £25 million pounds for childhood Leukaemia charities and in the 4 decades since Botham started walking for charity the survival rate of Childhood Leukaemia was 20% it now sits at 85% and rising It all started from a broken toe 3. Knighthood and Lifetime Peerage In 2007 Ian Botham became Sir Ian Botham as he was knighted by the queen for services to cricket and charity. Sir Ian said of the honour As a patriotic Englishman, nothing compares with having my work recognised by Her Majesty the Queen and it’s an honour and an occasion that I’ll never forget. It eclipsed great events in my life like my first Test match, Ashes victories and even Headingley 1981. I was particularly pleased that my work for Leukaemia research had been recognised and though the award was made to ‘Sir Beefy’, I accepted it on behalf of the countless people who have helped me over the years in the fight against that terrible disease. The knighthood won’t make any difference to who I am and the way I am, but I will always treasure the honour bestowed on me and I hope the publicity and prestige that goes with it will help us to raise even more money for the fight against Leukaemia that is my life’s work.” In 2020 Sir Ian became Lord Botham with his lifetime peerage and has become the UK’s trade envoy to Australia. To sum up Lord Botham is a difficult task – he played 4th division football for Scunthorpe while representing England at centre back. He is a hero of the Ashes in 1981, a hard partier, a respected baron and trade envoy, a tireless charity campaigner, a regular commentator on Sky sports and team captain on question of sport, a golfer, angler, grouse shooter and now has his own brand of wine! In short – there is only one Beefy and he has lived a full and inspirational life that inspires the nation, regardless of their background An evening with Lord Ian Botham 5 Dates and locations to choose from 9th June - Scunthorpe 12th June - Lincoln 13th June - York 20th June - Stoke 21st June - Manchester

5 Dates and locations to choose from 9th June - Scunthorpe 12th June - Lincoln 13th - York 20th June - Stoke 21st June - Manchester Treat Dad and Grandad to meet Lord Ian Botham. Get your gift tickets for the show below. What to expect? Check our last An evening with Lord Ian Botham below Note the event on the 1st July is in a theatre setting An evening with Lord Ian Botham Get tickets for An evening with Lord Ian Botham Legends don’t come much bigger than Sir Ian Botham. An icon of English sport and culture – there has never been a bigger personality with a zest for life as much as beefy! Whether it’s being a ‘big match player’ for England Cricket (so much so the 1981 Ashes are referred to as Botham’s Ashes), whether its playing football in the 4th division whilst captaining the England Cricket team, raising Millions of pounds for Leukaemia charities with his ever impressive and gruelling walks which in turn earned him a knighthood. He has gone on to become the president of Bloodwise (a blood cancer charity) has a life peerage in the House of Lords, a thriving wine business and has even been inducted into the ICC cricket hall of fame. Here are a list of reasons that we love The Right Honourable The Lord Botham Kt OBE or Beefy to his friends 1. Sporting Legend England consistently provides the world with sporting icons. Names such as Sir Henry Cooper, David Beckham, Kevin Keegan, Frank Bruno, Linford Christie, Daly Thompson and Nick Faldo. Ian Botham can comfortably include his name on that list of English sporting heroes. Whilst Botham is a natural sportsman who still is very active with his golf, shooting and angling. It was Cricket where Beefy truly made his name Botham’s Cricketing career lasted from 1972 to 1993 and in that time his record stands at over 5000 runs, including 14 centuries, took 383 wickets, and 120 catches, He was also the fastest to the double of 1000 runs and 100 wickets. He is possibly the finest all-rounder that English cricket has ever seen It was the 1981 Ashes series that solidified Beefy as one of the nation’s heroes – a genuine match winner whether he was batting or bowling. The Ashes was his finest hour. England went 1-0 down in the series after the first two tests and needed a hero. Botham had been removed as captain and the weight seemingly lifted from his shoulders went back to doing what he did best, winning cricket matches. England won the series 3–1 despite being 1–0 down after the first two Tests. Before the third Test at Headingly, the inspirational Mike Brearley was reinstated as England captain, replacing Ian Botham, whose 12-Test tenure as captain had been winless and whose previously excellent form with both bat and ball had fallen away (he had made a pair in the second Test at Lord's). A galvanised Botham took 6 for 95 in Australia's first innings and scored 50 in England's, but Australia nonetheless compiled 401 for 9 declared (John Dyson scoring 102) and bowled England out for 174, thus forcing England to follow on 227 runs in arrears. Despite a stubborn 46 from Geoff Boycott, in the second innings Botham came to the crease with England on 105 for 5, still requiring 122 runs to avoid an innings defeat. He played an outstanding innings of 149 not out, sharing partnerships of 117 with Graham Dilley for the eighth wicket, 67 with Chris Old for the ninth and 37 with Bob Willis for the tenth, to set Australia a target of 130. Australia then reached 56 for 1, seemingly well set, before Brearley switched Willis' bowling end to allow him to bowl down the slope. Willis bowled a superb spell of 8 for 43 to dismiss Australia for 111; England became only the second team in Test Match history to win a match after being made to follow-on. The fourth Test at Edgbaston was a similarly inspired comeback victory for England. England conceded a 69-run first innings deficit, and set Australia a target of only 151 in the fourth innings. Australia reached 105 for 4 before Botham took five for 11, including a spell of five wickets for a solitary run, to end Australia's second innings at 121 and give England victory by 29 runs England also went on to win the fifth Test at Old Trafford to retain the Ashes, including another century for Botham (who reached his hundred in 86 balls). Botham scored 118 from 102 balls, dominating a chalk-and-cheese partnership of 149 with Chris Tavaré, who blocked his way to 78 from 289 balls. Botham's innings included 6 sixes, which was an Ashes record until Ben Stokes's innings of 135 at Headingly in the 2019 Ashes series. Second-innings centuries from Allan Border and Graham Yallop could not avert defeat. The sixth Test at the Oval was drawn, with Dennis Lillee taking 11 wickets in the match and Botham taking 10. 2. Charity work and walking As with most things in life it was chance that lead to the next chapter in Ian Botham’s life. In 1977 an accident on the cricket field lead to a broken toe and a bit of time in hospital. It was during this spell Sir Ian Botham was first made aware of the realities of children suffering with leukaemia “It was shattering news for me,” Botham explains. “I simply couldn’t take in what I was hearing.” Giving £50 for the annual party on the ward was a start, yet Botham knew that more could be done. “Over the years, the seed that was planted that day grew and grew.” Botham discovered more about the disease – a cancer which starts in blood-forming tissue – and knew that he could put his public status to good use in raising funds for the cause. In 1985 Botham set himself a challenge to walk from John O’Groats to Lands End to raise money and awareness of this horrific disease and aiming to make £100,000. With the publicity and the nations love of Botham he was £10,000 over his target by the time he had reached the Scottish Border, he still had all of England to go! By the time he reached Land’s End (and Jumped into the sea) he had quadrupled his original target and raised £400,000. A fuse was lit under Botham and the British public fell in love with him even more – This meant Botham simply HAD to continue walking and raising money. Beefy’s walks continued throughout the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s – challenging himself to walk various different routes and in different countries with his most recent ones taking place in Sri Lanka, South Africa and Australia. Perhaps his most famous challenge was in 1988 when he replicated Hannibal’s trek across the alps! For all of his efforts Botham has raised over £25 million pounds for childhood Leukaemia charities and in the 4 decades since Botham started walking for charity the survival rate of Childhood Leukaemia was 20% it now sits at 85% and rising It all started from a broken toe 3. Knighthood and Lifetime Peerage In 2007 Ian Botham became Sir Ian Botham as he was knighted by the queen for services to cricket and charity. Sir Ian said of the honour As a patriotic Englishman, nothing compares with having my work recognised by Her Majesty the Queen and it’s an honour and an occasion that I’ll never forget. It eclipsed great events in my life like my first Test match, Ashes victories and even Headingley 1981. I was particularly pleased that my work for Leukaemia research had been recognised and though the award was made to ‘Sir Beefy’, I accepted it on behalf of the countless people who have helped me over the years in the fight against that terrible disease. The knighthood won’t make any difference to who I am and the way I am, but I will always treasure the honour bestowed on me and I hope the publicity and prestige that goes with it will help us to raise even more money for the fight against Leukaemia that is my life’s work.” In 2020 Sir Ian became Lord Botham with his lifetime peerage and has become the UK’s trade envoy to Australia. To sum up Lord Botham is a difficult task – he played 4th division football for Scunthorpe while representing England at centre back. He is a hero of the Ashes in 1981, a hard partier, a respected baron and trade envoy, a tireless charity campaigner, a regular commentator on Sky sports and team captain on question of sport, a golfer, angler, grouse shooter and now has his own brand of wine! In short – there is only one Beefy and he has lived a full and inspirational life that inspires the nation, regardless of their background An evening with Lord Ian Botham 5 Dates and locations to choose from 9th June - Scunthorpe 12th June - Lincoln 13th - York 20th June - Stoke 21st June - Manchester

Last night in Watford, football fans were treated to an extraordinary evening as none other than John Barnes  took centre stage to share stories from his remarkable life in the game. The energy in the room was electric, and from the very first moment, it was clear that this was going to be a night to remember. John, a true legend of both Watford  and Liverpool , spoke with warmth, humour, and deep passion about his time at both clubs. He captivated the audience with tales from the pitch and behind-the-scenes moments that only a player of his calibre could tell. His love for the game—and for the fans—was evident in every word. What made the night even more special was the chance for supporters to meet John in person. There were queues of smiling faces waiting to have memorabilia signed and photos taken, with everyone leaving with not just an autograph, but a memory to treasure. The venue itself was nothing short of fantastic. A huge thank you goes to the amazing staff who helped ensure everything ran smoothly from start to finish. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and perfectly suited to an event of this kind. We also want to give a big shoutout to our talented photographer, who captured so many of the night’s special moments. And of course, a heartfelt thank you to Adam, Paula, Tim, and Emma —your hard work at the event did not go unnoticed, and it was absolutely key to making the evening such a success. If you missed out this time, don’t worry— there’s more to come ! Head over to our website to check out our upcoming events. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good football story, you won’t want to miss what we have lined up next. Fan photos from the event are available for free download via the following Facebook link: An evening with John Barnes !! - Superstar Photography | Facebook

Football fans in Watford were treated to a memorable evening as the iconic Bryan Robson made a special appearance at Watford Football Club as part of his official UK Meet & Greet Tour with Superstar Speakers. Fresh from a trip to Spain where he watched his beloved Manchester United compete in the Europa League Final, Robson arrived in great spirits—despite the team’s defeat—to greet fans with his trademark warmth and enthusiasm. He took time for photographs, signed autographs, and connected with supporters before taking to the stage for a live two-part interview. Joining him on stage was none other than Alan Keegan, the legendary “Voice of Old Trafford,” who had also flown back from Bilbao earlier that day. Together, Robson and Keegan treated the crowd to an entertaining and insightful evening, filled with behind-the-scenes stories, heartfelt reflections, and humorous anecdotes from Robson’s illustrious football career. Throughout the evening, Bryan shared incredible tales from his time on the pitch—recalling what it was like to play alongside football greats such as Paul Gascoigne, Eric Cantona, and many more. With over two decades at the highest level of the sport, Robson’s career includes captaining Manchester United and England, earning the nickname “Captain Marvel” for his relentless work ethic, leadership, and commitment. The event was made all the more special by the exceptional setting of Watford Football Club, whose facilities provided a perfect backdrop for the evening. A huge thanks goes out to the venue staff and management for their hospitality, professionalism, and attention to detail throughout the night. Credit must also go to the talented event photographer, who captured the evening beautifully, as well as the entire team behind Superstar Speakers for their expert coordination and event planning. Their efforts ensured everything ran seamlessly from start to finish, making it a truly unforgettable experience for everyone involved. Fan photos from the event are available for free download via the following Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BoSh8admK/?mibextid=wwXIfr More dates on Bryan Robson’s tour are coming soon, and fans won’t want to miss the opportunity to meet a true legend of the game. Tickets and further information are available at www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/tickets Book early to secure your place at an evening of football history, humour, and heroics.

Another Brilliant Night with Stuart Pearce Live in Nottingham! Last night was yet another unforgettable evening as football legend Stuart Pearce  took to the stage in Nottingham – and what a night it was! From start to finish, the atmosphere was electric as fans gathered to celebrate the career of one of football’s true greats. The event was hosted by the brilliant Pete Graves , whose interview with Stuart had the audience hanging on every word. From intense England moments to light-hearted behind-the-scenes stories, Pearce didn’t hold back – delivering insight, honesty, and humour in equal measure. Some of the best moments of the night came from Stuart’s stories about working with the iconic Brian Clough , and his unforgettable times with Paul Gascoigne . Whether it was laugh-out-loud moments or spine-tingling reflections, fans were treated to a truly personal glimpse into life on and off the pitch. Before the show, Stuart spent time meeting his loyal supporters – signing autographs, chatting with fans, and taking hundreds of photos. It was a real highlight for many, and showed exactly why he’s so loved in the world of football. Couldn’t make it this time? Don’t worry – Superstar Speakers  has a full line-up of upcoming events featuring legends of the game. Be sure to check out what’s coming up next at www.superstarspeakers.co.uk  – you won’t want to miss it. Were you there? Get your fan photos from the night here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1P6WAp4zG7/?mibextid=wwXIfr #StuartPearce #Psycho #Nottingham #FootballLegend #SuperstarSpeakers #PeteGraves #BryanClough #PaulGascoigne #EnglandFootball #ForestLegend #FootballStories #LiveEvent #MeetTheLegends

What a night! Enjoyed by all... Watch as Kevin Keegan walks out to meet guests at his evening with event in York. Kevin Keegan walks out to meet fans at Superstar Speakers event Guests enjoyed a trip down memory lane with Kevin Keegan, enjoying tales from behind the scenes at Newcastle and Liverpool, along with fun stories about his England days! Gold Ticket holders got to met Kevin for a professional photo which is printed on the night and has options to upgrade to frame. Platinum Package ticket holders met Kevin backstage for a pre show photo and autograph, along with enjoying the front section seating. Join us at the next event here http://superstarspeakers.co.uk/tickets

Legends Clash in Memorable 9-3 Thriller at Carlton Town FC Football fans were treated to a spectacular afternoon of action as the Manchester United Legends faced off against the Nottingham Legends on Sunday, 9th February, at Carlton Town Football Club. The event brought together footballing icons, memorable moments, and a fantastic community atmosphere — all while raising funds for a fantastic cause. The game ended in a remarkable 9-3 victory for the Nottingham Legends, with some outstanding individual performances lighting up the pitch. Former Nottingham Forest striker Marlon Harewood was in unstoppable form, bagging several goals, including one strike that will go down as one of the finest ever seen in a legends match. His clinical finishing proved the difference on a day when the legends showed they still have plenty of magic left. Great Goal from Marlon Harewood https://youtu.be/J4pDIZmQe0E?si=FSyHgDd7WBY4lZFW 🏆 Defensive Masterclasses and Treble-Winning Presence It wasn’t just the attacking players who stood out. The Manchester United Legends were bolstered by the presence of Treble winners David May and Wes Brown in defence. Their positioning, leadership, and experience were evident throughout the match, providing fans with a nostalgic reminder of the club’s golden era. Meanwhile, on the Nottingham side, Des Walker rolled back the years with an incredible defensive performance. The former England international demonstrated his timeless ability to read the game, making crucial interceptions and showing younger fans exactly why he was so revered in his playing days. 🎙️ Entertainment On and Off the Pitch The matchday experience wasn’t just about the football. Nigel Jemson took on co-commentary duties, offering insight, humor, and anecdotes throughout the game, while Alan Keegan, the iconic “Voice of Old Trafford,” kept fans thoroughly entertained with his trademark energy and charisma on the microphone. Special guest appearances added to the sense of occasion. Nottingham’s own boxing star Leigh Wood was in attendance, alongside former football manager Ron Atkinson — who famously managed both Manchester United and Nottingham Forest — and legendary striker Ian Storey-Moore, who also represented both clubs in his career. ⚽ Goals Galore and Memorable Moments The match delivered a feast of goals, with several strikes deserving a place on any highlight reel. The Nottingham Legends’ attacking prowess, led by Harewood, proved too much to handle, but the United Legends had their moments too, with some fantastic link-up play and clinical finishing keeping the crowd entertained until the final whistle. If you missed the action live, don’t worry — you can watch the full game here for just £2: https://lounges.tv/lounge/details/dNObXPa6HM 🎗️ Football for a Cause While the match was a celebration of football’s enduring magic, it also had a heartwarming conclusion. Rainbows Children’s Hospice was presented with a cheque for £5,000, a fantastic achievement that showcases the power of football to bring communities together and make a genuine difference. A huge thank you goes to everyone who contributed to this incredible cause. 🙏 Thank You to Our Amazing Team and the match officials including Referee Dave Plowright and his team. Events like these don’t happen without immense effort behind the scenes. Special thanks go to Clayton Blackmore and Jason Lee for looking after the teams and ensuring everything ran smoothly. We’d also like to express our gratitude to Carlton Town chairman Mick Garton, Gary Clark, and the entire club staff for hosting the event so brilliantly. A massive thank you to Mike West for organizing the event with us, and to all the security personnel, including head of safety Alan Bexon, for ensuring a safe and enjoyable day for all. ⚽ What’s Next? If you enjoyed this legends showdown, keep an eye out for our upcoming matches this summer. We’ll be hosting more exciting fixtures at Carlton Town FC and other football clubs across the UK and Ireland. Stay tuned to our Facebook page for the latest updates! Thank you once again to everyone who made this day so special. Football, friendship, and fundraising came together perfectly, and we can’t wait to do it all again soon. Watch the full match here for just £2: https://lounges.tv/lounge/details/dNObXPa6HM #FootballLegends #CarltonTownFC #LegendsMatch #CharityFootball #RainbowsHospice Update - the re-match is booked get your tickets here https://www.superstarspeakers.co.uk/event-details/manchester-united-legends-vs-nottingham-legends