Who will be the next players to be decorated by Fantasy League?
As you may or may not know, Fantasy League has a Hall of Fame section where the greats of the past are put up on a pedestal and their careers idolised.
So far six stars have been deemed worthy enough to represent the 19 year history of Fantasy League. Those illustrious names are:
Peter Schmeichel;
Tony Adams;
Matt Le Tissier;
Ryan Giggs;
Andy Cole;
and Alan Shearer, the all-time highest Fantasy League points scorer.
Click here to read the profiles of the six legends.
With Fantasy League entering its 20th anniversary season, we feel it's time to add two more names to that list of greats.
Below is a list of names chosen from the archives by our panel of experts for you to vote upon.
These names may not necessarily be the highest scoring players of all time, but those who are deemed Fantasy League greats and have made a difference to many a Fantasy League team down the years.
Therefore, your job is to put forward a case for the ONE player you think deserves a place in history more than any other.
To vote, simply post a comment in the field below stating the name of your player and, if you prefer, give a few words on the impact of your chosen player on one of your teams.
We will try to use a few of the best quotes on our write up of the winning players.
When the voting closes on August 31st the top two players will join the names above and go into the Hall of Fame and you will be able to read their biographies and look in awe upon their full Fantasy League point scoring history to your heart’s content.
The nominees:
Goalkeeper
David Seaman (337 FL points in 13 seasons for Arsenal and Manchester City).
Full-Backs
Dennis Irwin (452 FL points in 12 seasons for Manchester United and Wolverhampton Wanderers);
Graeme Le Saux (353 FL points in 14 seasons for Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers and Southampton).
Centre-backs
Steve Bruce (247 FL points in 5 seasons for Manchester United);
Martin Keown (281 FL points in 13 seasons for Arsenal).
Midfielders
David Beckham (378 FL points in 8 seasons for Manchester United);
Paul Merson (302 FL points in 10 seasons for Arsenal and Aston Villa);
Gary Speed (389 FL points in 16 seasons for Leeds United, Everton, Newcastle United and Bolton Wanderers).
Strikers
Jimmy-Flloyd Hasselbaink (539 FL points in 9 seasons for Leeds United, Chelsea, Middlesbrough and Charlton);
Thierry Henry (716 FL points in 8 seasons for Arsenal);
Teddy Sheringham (675 FL points in 15 seasons for Nottingham Forest, Tottenham, Manchester United, Portsmouth and West Ham).