Former Chelsea, Coventry, Liverpool and Blackburn striker David Speedie is the focus of our Remember Them? section this month.

Whatever happened to Teddy Sheringham? Has he finally hung up his boots? Has he ‘eck as like, at the grand old age of 43 he’s still going, turning out for Kent League outfit Beckenham Town these days.

Lee Morris once graced the Premier League with Derby County, and was hailed as ‘One to watch’ by then Derby manager Jim Smith back in 1999. Now on a loan switch to non-league Mansfield Town from League Two Hereford United, just what has happened to the player in the past 10 years?

Former Sheffield Wednesday and Boston United defender/midfielder Paul Shirtliff passed away yesterday (Monday 14th September) at the age of 46 following a battle with Cancer.

Peter Withe played for 13 different clubs in a 19-year long career, spanning South Africa, England and the USA but it was for his European Cup winning goal for Aston Villa against Bayern Munich in the 1982 Final that the hirsuite forward is best remembered by English football fans.

It’s a rarity for a player to get described as a ‘cult hero’ for one club, but when a player gets described as a cult hero at four seperate clubs, you know that he has to have something a bit special about him.

Long before Marouane Fellaini, George Berry’s Afro was the most awesome haircut in football.

‘Big Bob’ turned out for Norwich City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Coventry City and Nottingham Forest before playing and coaching in the United States.