Some of the greatest footballers Bermuda has ever produced will stroll down memory lane during a social gathering at The Reefs Resort & Club on Sunday.

Among those attending the Football Legends Fellowship will be former professionals Clyde Best, Gary Darrell and Sam Nusum who carved out names for themselves in their heyday playing in England and the United States.

Star striker and Bermuda Sports Hall of Famer Best was among the first Black players to play in England during a famous stint at West Ham, where he played alongside the legendary Bobby Moore, who led the Three Lions to their only World Cup triumph on home turf in 1966.

Best also played for Dutch side Feyenoord and North American Soccer League outfits Tampa Bay Rowdies, Toronto Blizzard and Portland Timbers.

Star goalkeeper Nusum played for North American Soccer League sides Montreal Olympique, Vancouver Whitecaps and New York Cosmos in the 1970s, where he played alongside late Brazilian legend Pele.

Former star defender and midfielder and national coach Darrell showcased his talents for Montreal Olympique and the Washington Diplomats in the 1970s and early 80s.

“Many former players from all clubs and who become legends in their own right through the football community are willing to share why their respective clubs were so powerful on the football field and were always a force to be reckoned with and why thousands of fans were willing to come out and support their teams back in the day,” an event spokesperson told The Royal Gazette.

“These legends are ready to share how they managed to prepare for matches and what type of tactics they used while playing against certain super stars of the day and how seriously they took each game and how they viewed their loyal fanbase.”

“Players such as Gary Darrell, Clyde Best, Coolridge Bell, Ellsworth Lambert, Beaver Burrows, Clyde Burgess, Sam Nusum and Andrew Bascome just to name a few will be present to share their experiences on and off the field and what it was like representing Bermuda and showing pride while representing their country.“

The event begins at 1pm. For more details call 531-1021 or 531-7991.