The club have announced that it's being revived.

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2026/september/23/heritage--hof---dedicated-match/

Who would you add to it? Possibles for me:

Mike Edwards - 349 appearances and a promotion

Neil Warnock - back to back promotions to the top flight

Jodi Jones - two promotions and that Wembley performance (he might not be ready to accept just yet though!)

Edit - maybe the Anglo Italian cup winning team. Won an actual trophy in the days when we had cup runs!

I can't think of anyone else. A few others have made their mark e.g. Langstaff but I think there's got to be some longevity to it with players if not with managers.

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Tony Hateley (of course)

Brian Stubbs

Ian Richardson

George Smith. Proper goalie 😆

Trevor Christie, Ian McParland and Don Mason would be all calls from my perspective.

Unrelated, but on topic I think it's always best to introduce people into the HoF when they are living. Some tend to do it too late, and Notts could make it a more seasonal ceremony like WWE does. I am sure that, for a modest price, fans would come, but the club would need to always make sure they induct people near the end of every season.

They could tie it in with the seasonal awards and create a good feel factor around the supporters' base.

The Hall of Fame currently comprises seven people plus the 1894 FA Cup winners, so the bar is pretty high. There aren't even any Warnock era players in there - Phil Turner and Steve Cherry spring to mind straight away.

We could have a smattering of really old names for educational purposes - Albert Iremonger of course, and maybe Ernest Greenhalgh, who played in the first ever England international (although he then ruined everything by creating Mansfield Town). But that would be a largely academic exercise since nobody alive today saw them play!

If we're looking at recent players, I'd consider one day adding Matt Palmer alongside Jodi Jones. Not many players can claim to be double promotion winners with us, and he's been pivotal to our success.

Love the idea of having a heritage day. Shame I'm not around, otherwise I'd dig out the tartan shirt!

My precondition to be a Hall of Famer is longevity as well as contributing to our success

I think Brian Stubbs should be my number one contender. He played all his playing career at Notts and helped the club go from the fourth to the first Division.

David Needham would be my 2nd choice, him having a long defensive partnership with Brian during our glory years of the late 60s & 70sI think it may be difficult for modern footballers to get into the hall of fame because there is no longevity in the game nowadays.

Maybe in a few years Macaulay Langstaff's name might come up due to his record goalscoring feat for the number of games he played.

8 hours ago, Mapperley Pie said:

George Smith. Proper goalie 😆

Blooming eck @Mapperley Pie I thought I was the only one old enough to remember George Smith!