A former legendary Manchester United footballer is coming to East Lancashire for an inspirational talk.
Ex-Manchester United player, Brian McClair, is one of the best speakers on the circuit and is coming to St Mary’s Chambers in Rawtenstall on August 5, for an exclusive evening where he will tell all about his iconic career, detailing the highs and lows both on and off the pitch.
Brian or “Choccy” as he is affectionately known, played in some of the biggest games in the world and alongside some footballing greats. He booked his place in the annals of Old Trafford history when he became the first player since George Best to score 20 league goals for the Reds during a notable 11-year spell at the club.
His time at Old Trafford resulted in 471 appearances and he bagged 127 goals. He won 14 trophies including four titles, as well as important tenures at Scottish clubs Celtic and Motherwell.
McClair also played in 30 international games for Scotland between 1986 and 1993, and was selected for their squad at UEFA Euro 1992.
A spokesperson for the venue said: “We are really excited to bring a such a well-known name in football to the venue for this special evening, where we get up close and personal with him and find out all about his illustrious career with stories off and on the field.
“He is known as one of the best speakers on the circuit so we expect it to be a fantastic evening, with stories, laughs and hot food included in the ticket price.”
The evening will also feature hot food, a host/comedian and a raffle and memorabilia auction.
There will also be a meet and greet and photo opportunity with Brian for VIP Ticket holders only.
Tickets are already selling fast and are available at www.stmaryslive.com or by calling the venue on 01706 223 222.
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