City have some new "signings" this season off the pitch as well as on it - but the "new boys" will be instantly recognisable to supporters lucky enough to enjoy their company on match days.

Tony Book, Joe Corrigan and Paul Lake have all joined the select band of popular former Blues who put the icing on our hospitality cake by meeting, greeting and helping to make our fans' big day.

That illustrious trio needs no introduction to any True Blue, and neither does the rest of the star-studded hospitality team that Club Ambassador Mike Summerbee has assembled this season.

Check out Mike's line-up of Alex Williams, Gary Owen, Fred Eyre, Tommy Booth, Colin Bell and Peter Barnes, add new faces Book, Corrigan and Lake, and that's a Premier team to savour.

While the Club looks to the future with confidence and optimism, our past will never be forgotten and City are proud that some of the legends of the game are still able to play their part.

Mike Summerbee said: "What a great bunch of lads we've got together, and I know our supporters really appreciate it.

 

This club has always had a strong bond with its former players - we even have our own lounge at the Stadium for match days

 Mike Summerbee

If you want to discuss the Blues' defence with Tommy Booth and Tony Book, or the current crop of young players coming through with Paul Lake and Gary Owen, then here's your opportunity.

That team picture at the top of the page - how much would they be worth at today's transfer prices? - shows from left to right: Alex Williams, Gary Owen**, Mike Summerbee***, Fred Eyre**, Tommy Booth, Paul Lake*, Colin Bell, Tony Book*, Peter Barnes, and Joe Corrigan*.

*new for 2009/10
**compere in suites each match
***Club Ambassador

Our Legends can be seen in the hospitality areas of the Stadium on a matchday. To discuss how you can meet with them, contact our sales team on 0870 062 4141 or go online at www.mcfc.co.uk/hospitality.

 

My favourite player ever. I idolised him as a kid. Everytime I played football back then I was Mike Summerbee, charging down the wing.

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