With the Premier League announcing the introduction of a Hall of Fame and the first two inductees to be announced in March, who do you want to see included? 

It's got to be Shearer and Giggs or Fergie and Wenger for me. 

https://www.premierleague.com/news/1624710

Alan Shearer and Ryan Giggs would be up there, Tony Adams and Andy Cole to name to other players.

Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp should be inducted sooner rather than later.

These would be players I'd list,

David Seaman, Tony Adams, Ian Wright, Robbie Folwer, Teddy Sheringham, Les Ferdinand, Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney, Dennis Bergkamp, Paul Scholes, Steve Bruce, Ian Walker etc.

I'll keep an eye on who gets voted in.

Any of the top scorers should be considered, no better manager than Alex Furguson. Maybe Bobby Robson?

Bobby Robson I doubt needs to be there.

I have zero interest in the Premier League now, but I think the honors should go first to those who have succeeded in the history of the league.

@allardyces tash Adams and Cole definitely up there

@Joshua without doubt they need to be

@Chris finally a goalkeeper in the mix and Bruce who is so underrated 

Don't watch much Premier league football these days, but.....

Listing in pairs.

First two should be Ferguson and Shearer. Most successful manager followed by the all time leading scorer.

Managers: Wenger, Mourhino.

Keepers: Schmeichel and Seaman

Defenders: Adams & Ferdinand

Midfield: Difficult as first one should be Giggs, but then a toss up between Scoles, Lampard and Gerrard.

Up front after Shearer: Henry, Ronaldo (Would really like to put Cantona in but a little bit too controversial a selection)

@Fozzy they're based on Premier League credentials I'm not so sure Ronaldo will get in when he retires tbf he was OK in the PL but only became a star outside the PL. Its hard to disagree with the rest of your picks though tbf. 

dennis wise is underrated, he made a poor chelsea a much better side and peter beardsley.

@liampie absolutely 100% agree 

3 minutes ago, KB1862 said:

@liampie absolutely 100% agree 

hate to say it but stuart pearce. also gazza.

@liampie not so sure they didn't really impact the premier League much tbf

Stanley Matthews, Tommy Lawton, George Best... or do you mean the Premier League founded in 1992 due to the greed of a few chairmen? I don't like "records" that only go back to 1992, it smacks of a rewriting of history. And English football has such a rich history that doesn't deserve to be disregarded because Sky hadn't yet turned up.

Balint Bajner.