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Gerrard, Fowler, and Owen Among Nominees For Newly Formed Premier League Hall Of Fame
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The 23 Premier League Hall of Fame nominees - ranked
Apr 27, 2021, 6:30 PM GMT+1
Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane are in the running for the Hall of Fame | Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
At long last, something we have all been waiting for - a Premier League Hall of Fame.
An idea first floated by yours truly back in 2019 - ah, simpler times - Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer were announced as the first two inductees recently. Now, we have been treated to a shortlist of 23 further candidates to choose from.
Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer are the first players to be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. ?
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Henry and Shearer inducted into Premier League Hall of Fame
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Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer were on Monday named as the first players inducted into the official Premier League Hall of Fame in recognition of a combined 435 goals and seven Golden Boot awards.
Arsenal s all-time top scorer Henry won two Premier League titles under Arsene Wenger and was part of the Invincibles team that went unbeaten throughout the 2003/04 title-winning campaign.
France s record goalscorer and 1998 World Cup winner scored more than 20 Premier League goals in five consecutive seasons between 2001/02 and 2005/06.
Shearer, Henry seal maiden induction into PL Hall of Fame
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Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry have been announced as the first players to be named in the Premier League Hall of Fame.
Former Newcastle United and Blackburn Rovers striker Shearer remains the leading goalscorer in the competition’s history, having scored 260 times across 14 seasons for both clubs.
A champion with Blackburn in 1994-95, Shearer scored 112 goals in 138 Premier League games for Rovers before a move to boyhood side Newcastle for £15million in 1996, breaking the world transfer record.
The former England captain, who won the Golden Boot three times, went on to net 148 goals in 303 league games for the Magpies and remains the only player to have scored 100 Premier League goals for two different clubs.
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