Season 2

1. Ian Wright

2012-08-06

Trained at Crystal Palace and transfered for a recored fee of £2.5 million to Arsenal, Ian Wright became a legend scoring constant goals in the different clubs he went to.

2. Robbie Fowler

2012-08-10

Over its first 20 years, England's Premier League has created a squad of legends. Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler's career got off to a roaring start.

3. Gary Neville

2012-08-14

Gary Neville was first choice right back for his club and country for 10 years, showing leadership skills on and off the pitch and is without a doubt a legend of the Premier League.

4. Les Ferdinand

2012-08-16

Sir Les is cousin of two Premier League player Rio and Anton Ferdinand - famous for the 184 goals he scored in his career and the time he spent at QPR.

5. Peter Schmeichel

2012-08-08

Over its first 20 years, England's Premier League has created a squad of legends. Danish goal-keeper Peter Schmeichel was arguably the best stopper.

6. Patrick Vieira

2012-08-15

Hot temper and sensationally skilled legs; Viera was a natural leader at Arsenal for 9 years and part of the "invincible" team that won the league without losing a game in 2003-04.

7. Gary Speed

2012-08-09

Loved by Premier League fans, and football fans in general, Speed will always be remembered as we celebrate his career tragically ended so soon.

8. Cristiano Ronaldo

2012-08-07

The Portuguese star is no doubt a Legend of the Premier League, scoring a staggering 31 goals in the league in 2008 before a £80 million transfer to Real Madrid.

9. Paolo Di Canio

2012-08-13

Di Canio was a key figure at West Ham but also known for his temper, such as pushing the referee after being sent off in 1998. Look back at a true legend of the Premier League.

10. David Beckham

2012-08-17

The Spice boy is probably the most famous football player on the planet. Starting in 1992 with Manchester Utd and his first professional contract, this follows a football legend.