List of football personalities with British honours

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Kenny Dalglish was the most recent former professional footballer to be knighted, an honour he received in 2018. Kenny Dalglish 2009 Singapore.jpg
Kenny Dalglish was the most recent former professional footballer to be knighted, an honour he received in 2018.

This is a list of football personalities who have received Orders, decorations, and medals of the United Kingdom. Entries are listed alphabetically under the highest award attained. Previous awards, if gained, are listed in the relevant notes section. As many as 16 football personalities have been knighted so far (excluding honorary knighthoods). All players from the winning team in the 1966 World Cup Final were awarded the MBE, additionally Jack Charlton, Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks and George Eastham were made OBE.

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List of recipients

Former England manager Bobby Robson received a knighthood in 2002. Bobby Robson Cropped.jpg
Former England manager Bobby Robson received a knighthood in 2002.
Geoff Hurst was knighted in 1998. Geoff Hurst (2).jpg
Geoff Hurst was knighted in 1998.
Pele received an honorary knighthood in 1997. As a Brazilian citizen, he was not eligible to receive an actual knighthood. Pele.jpg
Pelé received an honorary knighthood in 1997. As a Brazilian citizen, he was not eligible to receive an actual knighthood.
Gary Mabbutt received an MBE in 1994. Gary Mabbutt.jpg
Gary Mabbutt received an MBE in 1994.
NameYear of
award
AwardNotesRef.
Arthur Kinnaird, 11th Lord Kinnaird 1914-Jun KT President, The Football Association (1890–1923); also inherited a hereditary peerage in 1887. [1]
Trevor Brooking 2004-Jun Knighthood For services to Sport; also appointed a CBE in 1999-Jan and an MBE in 1981-Jun. [2] [3] [4] [5]
Matt Busby 1968-Jun KnighthoodAfter guiding Manchester United to the European Cup title; also appointed a CBE in 1958-Jun. [6] [7] [8]
Sue Campbell 2020-Jan Damehood (DBE) Director of Women’s Football, The Football Association. For services to Sport. Previously appointed MBE in 1991-Jan, appointed CBE in 2003-Jun for services to Sport, and made life peer in 2008. [9] [10] [11] [12]
Philip Carter 1991-Jun KnighthoodChairman, Everton FC; also appointed a CBE in 1982-Jan. [13] [14]
Bobby Charlton 1994-Jun KnighthoodFor services to Sport, particularly Association Football; regarded as second footballer to be knighted; also appointed a CBE in 1974-Jan and an OBE in 1969-Jun. [15] [16] [17] [18]
Charles Clegg 1927-Jun KnighthoodThought by some to be the first man knighted for services to football;
although the citation did not mention football.
[19]
Kenny Dalglish 2018-Jun KnighthoodFor services to Football, to Charity and to the City of Liverpool;
his services to Charity and to the City of Liverpool are regarded as recognition of his continued support to the families and victims of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster; also appointed an MBE in 1985-Jan.
[20] [21] [22]
Alex Ferguson 1999-Jun KnighthoodOnly the eighth football manager or player to receive a knighthood;
also appointed a CBE in 1995-Jan and an OBE in 1985-Jan.
[23] [24] [25]
Tom Finney 1998-Jan KnighthoodFor services to Association Football; regarded as third footballer to be knighted;
also appointed a CBE in 1992-Jan and an OBE in 1961-Jun.
[26] [27] [28]
Denis Follows 1978-Jun KnighthoodAlso appointed a CBE in 1967-Jan and MBE in 1950-Jun. [29] [30] [31]
Arthur George 1972-Jun KnighthoodFor services to the Australian-Greek community, universities and sport. Also appointed Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 1987-Jun (Australia) [32] [33]
Amos Brook Hirst 1954-Jan KnighthoodAlso appointed an OBE in 1948-Jun. [34] [35]
Geoff Hurst 1998-Jun KnighthoodFor services to football; regarded as fourth footballer to be knighted;
also appointed an MBE in 1979-Jun.
[36] [37] [38]
Robert Kelly 1969-Jan KnighthoodFor services to Scottish football. [39]
John Madejski 2009-Jan KnighthoodFor charitable services; also appointed an OBE in 2000-Jun for services to Reading Football Club and the community in Reading, Berkshire. [40] [41]
Stanley Matthews 1965-Jan KnighthoodThe only active footballer knighted, regarded as first footballer to be knighted;
also appointed a CBE in 1957-Jan.
[42] [43] [44]
Bert Millichip 1991-Jun KnighthoodChairman, The Football Association. [45]
Bob Murray 2010-Jun KnighthoodFor services to Football and to Education in the North East; also appointed a CBE in 2003-Jan for services to Sunderland Football Club and to the community. [46] [47]
John Quinton 1990-Jan KnighthoodChairman, FA Premier League. [48]
Heather Rabbatts 2016-Jan Damehood (DBE)Director, the Football Association. For public services and services to Football and Equality. Previous appointed CBE for services to Local Government in 2000-Jan. [49] [50]
Alf Ramsey 1967-Jan KnighthoodManager, England Association Football World Cup Team.
(following England's 1966 World Cup triumph)
[44] [51]
Dave Richards 2006-Jun KnighthoodChairman of the FA Premier League and Football Foundation. For services to Sport. [52]
Bobby Robson 2002-Jun KnighthoodFor services to Association Football; also appointed a CBE in 1991-Jan. [53] [54]
Stanley Rous 1949-Jan KnighthoodFor contribution to the 1948 London Olympics and to sport in general; also appointed a CBE in 1943-Jan. [55] [56] [57]
John Smith 1990-Jan KnighthoodChairman, Liverpool FC. For services to Sport; also appointed a CBE in 1982-Jan. [58] [59]
Andrew Stephen 1972-Jun KnighthoodChairman, The Football Association. [60]
Harold Warris Thompson 1968-Jan KnighthoodChairman, The Football Association; also appointed a CBE in 1959-Jan. [61] [62]
Frederick Wall 1930-Jan KnighthoodSecretary, The Football Association. [63]
Walter Winterbottom 1978-Jan KnighthoodFirst England manager, For services to Sport; also appointed a CBE in 1972-Jan and an OBE in 1963-Jan. [44] [64] [65] [66]
Hubert Ashton 1959-Jun KBE For political and public services. Also received the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry in 1919. [67] [68]
Charles Cadogan, 8th Earl Cadogan 2012-Jun KBE Former Chairman, Chelsea FC. For charitable services. Also appointed Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London in 1996; inherited hereditary peerage as Earl Cadogan in 1997. [69]
Pelé 1997KBE (honorary) [70]
Jimmy Armfield 2010-Jan CBEAlso appointed an OBE in 2000-Jun. [71] [72]
David Bernstein 2014-Jan CBEFor services to Football. [73]
Alison Brittain 2019-Jan CBEChair, the Premier League. For services to Business. [74]
Craig Brown 1999-Jun CBEFor services to Association Football. [75]
Harry Cavan 1990-Jun CBEFor service to Association Football. Also appointed an OBE in 1977-Jan. [76] [77]
John Charles 2001-Jun CBEFor services to Association Football. [78]
Ted Croker 1989-Jun CBESecretary, The Football Association. [79]
Charlie Dempsey 1982-Jun (NZ) CBEFor services to Association Football. [80]
Arthur Drewry 1953-Jun CBEPresident of the Football League. [81]
Paul Elliott 2012-Jun CBEFor services to Equality and Diversity in Football; also appointed an MBE in 2003-Jun. [82] [83] [84]
David Gill 2019-Jun CBEFor services to Football. [85]
Ron Greenwood 1981-Jan CBEManager, England Association Football Team. [38] [86]
John Greig 2023-Jun CBEFor services to Association Football and to the community in Scotland; also appointed MBE in 1977-Jun. [87] [88]
Roy Hodgson 2021-Jun CBEFor services to Football. [89]
Pat Jennings 2023-Jan CBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity; also appointed OBE in 1987-Jan for services to Association Football, particularly Northern Ireland, and MBE in 1976-Jun for services to Association Football. [90] [91] [92]
Debbie Jevans 2013-Jan CBEFor services to Sport and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. [93]
Denis Law 2016-Jan CBEFor services to Football and charity. [94]
Francis Lee 2016-Jan CBEFor services to Football and charity. [95]
Laura McAllister 2016-Jun CBEFor services to Sport. [96]
Hope Powell 2010-Jun CBEFor services to Sport. Also appointed an OBE in 2002-Jun for services to Association Football. [97] [98] [99]
Richard Scudamore 2019-Jan CBEFormer Executive Chairman, Premier League. For services to Football. [100]
Alan Shearer 2016-Jun CBEFor charitable services to the community in North East England. Also appointed an OBE in 2001-Jun for services to association football and Deputy Lieutenant of Northumberland in 2009. [44] [101] [102] [103]
David Sheepshanks 2013-Jan CBEFor services to Football and for charitable services in Suffolk. [104]
Peter Shilton 2024-Jan CBEFor services to Association Football and the Prevention of Gambling Harm; also appointed OBE in 1991-Jan and MBE in 1986-Jan, both for services to Association Football. [44] [105] [106] [107]
Graeme Souness 2024-Jun CBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [108] [109]
Jock Stein 1970-Jun CBEFor services to Scottish Football. [110] [111]
Ernie Walker 1995-Jun CBESecretary, Scottish Football Association. For services to Football. Also appointed an OBE in 1988-Jan. [112]
Sarina Wiegman 2022-Dec CBE (honorary)England Women’s National Football Coach. For services to Association football. [113]
David Will 2002-Jun CBEVice-President, Executive Committee of FIFA. For services to Association Football. [114]
Billy Wright 1959-Jun CBEFor services to Association Football. [115] [116]
Rimla Akhtar 2021-Jun OBEFor services to Equality and Diversity in Sport; also appointed an MBE in 2015-Jun. [117] [118]
Chris Anderson 1981-Jun OBEVice-Chairman, Scottish Sports Council. [119]
Andy Anson 2022-Jan OBEFor services to Sport, particularly during Covid-19. [120]
Vic Akers 2010-Jan OBEFor services to Sport. [121]
Gordon Banks 1970-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [110]
Paul Barber 2023-Jan OBEDeputy Chair and Chief Executive, Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. For services to Association football. [122]
Brian Barwick 2021-Jan OBEFor services to Sport and Sports Broadcasting. [123]
Brendon Batson 2015-Jan OBEAlso appointed an MBE in 2001-Jan. [124] [125] [126] [127]
David Beckham 2003-Jun OBEFor services to Football. [44] [128]
Luther Blissett 2022-Jun OBEPatron, Sporting Memories. For services to Association Football and to Charity. Also appointed Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire in July 2021. [129] [130]
Jim Boyce 2015-Jan OBEFor services to football in Northern Ireland. [131]
Millie Bright 2024-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [132]
Geoff Brown 2022-Jan OBEChairman, St Johnstone Football Club. For services to Scottish Football and to the community in Perth. [133]
Norman Burtenshaw 1974-Jan OBEFootball referee. [134]
Gerry Cakebread 1994-Jun OBEFormer Brentford FC footballer. Hydrographic Office, Ministry of Defence. [135]
Karen Carney 2024-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. Also appointed MBE in 2017 Jan for services to Football. [136] [137] [138]
Brian Clough 1991-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [139] [140]
Chris Coleman 2017-Jan OBEFor services to Football. [141] [142]
Garth Crooks 1999-Jun OBEFor services to the Institute of Professional Sport. [143] [144]
Jack Charlton 1974-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. Also appointed Deputy Lieutenant of Northumberland in 1997. [145] [146]
David Clarke 2023-Jun OBEChief Executive Officer, British Paralympic Association. For services to Paralympic Sport. [147]
David Coleman 1993-Jan OBESports journalist, British Broadcasting Corporation. [148]
David Davies 2007-Jan OBEFor services to Sport. [149]
Jermain Defoe 2018-Jun OBEFor services to the Jermain Defoe Foundation. [150]
George Eastham 1973-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [151]
Doug Ellis 2005-Jan OBEChairman, Aston Villa Football Club. For services to Football and to the community in the West Midlands. Later knighted for charitable services in 2012-Jan. [152] [153]
Rio Ferdinand 2022-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [129]
David France 2012-Jan OBEFounder, Everton Former Players’ Foundation. For services to Football in the UK and Europe. [154]
Ken Friar 2000-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [155]
Steve Gibson 2016-Jun OBEOwner, Middlesbrough Football Club. For services to the Economy, Sport and community in Teesside. [156]
Ryan Giggs 2007-Jun OBEFor services to Sport. [157] [158]
Geoffrey Green 1976-Jan OBESports writer and broadcaster; also appointed an MBE in 1946-Jun. [159] [160]
Harry Gregg 2019-Jan OBEAlso appointed an MBE in 1995-Jan. [161] [162]
Alan Hardaker 1971-Jun OBESecretary, The Football League. [163]
Emma Hayes 2022-Jan OBEFor services to Football. Also appointed MBE in Jun-2016. [164] [165]
Jimmy Hill 1995-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football and to Broadcasting. [166] [167]
Gérard Houllier 2003OBE (honorary) [168]
Emlyn Hughes 1980-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [169]
Mark Hughes 2004-Jun OBEAlso appointed an MBE in 1998-Jan. [170] [171]
Sophie Ingle 2023-Jan OBECaptain, Wales Women’s National Football Team. For services to Association Football. [172]
Huw Jenkins 2015-Jun OBEFor services to Sport in Wales. [173]
Bernard Joy 1977-Jun OBEFootball correspondent, Evening Standard. [174]
Kevin Keegan 1982-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [175]
Frank Lampard 2015-Jun OBEFor services to Football. [176]
Tony Larkin 2016-Jun OBEFor services to Further Education and Disability Sport. [177]
Gary Lineker 1992-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [178]
Cliff Lloyd 1975-Jun OBESecretary/Treasurer, Professional Footballers' Association. [179]
Nat Lofthouse 1994-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [180] [181]
Sam Longson 1977-Jan OBEPresident and Chairman, Derby County Football Club. [182]
Des Lynam 2008-Jan OBEFor services to Sport. [183]
Ally McCoist 2024-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football and to Broadcasting. Also appointed MBE in 1994-Jun for services to association football. [184] [185] [186]
Peter McCormick 2000-Jan OBEFor charitable services. [187]
Alex McLeish 2024-Jan OBEFor services to Charity. [188]
Bertie Mee 1984-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [189]
Joe Mercer 1976-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football in England. [44] [190]
Bobby Moore 1967-Jan OBECaptain, England Association Football World Cup Team. [38] [191]
Trevor Morris 1976-Jan OBESecretary, The Football Association of Wales; also awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal (DFM) in May 1945. [192] [193]
John Motson 2001-Jun OBEFor services to Sports Broadcasting. [194] [195]
Bill Nicholson 1975-Jan OBEManager, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. [196]
Martin O'Neill 2004-Jan OBEFor services to Football. Also appointed MBE in 1983-Jan for services to association football. [197] [198]
Willie Ormond 1975-Jan OBEManager, Scottish football team. [199]
Bob Paisley 1977-Jun OBEManager, Liverpool Football Club. [200]
Tony Pawson 1988-Jun OBEFor services to angling. [201]
Don Revie 1970-Jan OBEManager, Leeds United Football Club. [44] [202]
Bryan Robson 1990-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [203]
Andy Roxburgh 1993-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [204]
Dave Sexton 2005-Jun OBEFor services to Football in England. [205]
Bill Shankly 1974-Jun OBEManager, Liverpool Football Club. [206]
Walter Smith 1997-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football. [207]
Gareth Southgate 2019-Jan OBEManager, England Football Team. For services to Football. [208]
Gordon Strachan 1993-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [209]
Mike Summerbee 2022-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [129]
Gordon Taylor 2008-Jan OBEFor services to Sport. [210]
Graham Taylor 2002-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [211]
Jack Taylor 1975-Jan OBEFootball Referee. [196]
Geoff Thompson 2007-Jun OBEFor services to Sport. [212]
Roy Torrens 2009-Jun OBEFor services to Cricket and Football in Northern Ireland. [213]
Bert Trautmann 2004OBE (honorary) [214]
Vinai Venkatesham 2024-Jan OBEChief Executive Officer, Arsenal Football Club. For services to Sport. [215]
Dale Vince 2004-Jan OBEChairman, Forest Green Rovers FC. For services to the Environment and to the Electricity Industry. [216]
Tommy Walker 1960-Jun OBEFor services to Scottish Association Football. [217] [218]
Arsène Wenger 2003OBE (honorary)
Leah Williamson 2023-Jan OBEFor services to Association Football. [219]
Howard Wilkinson 2024-Jan OBEChairman, League Managers Association. For services to Association Football and to Charity. [220]
Bob Wilson 2008-Jan OBEFor charitable services through the Willow Foundation. [221]
Ian Wright 2023-Jun OBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity; also appointed MBE in 2000-Jan for services to Association Football. [222] [223] [224] [225]
Rachel Yankey 2014-Jan OBEAlso appointed an MBE in 2006-Jan. [226] [227] [228]
Gianfranco Zola 2004OBE (honorary) [229]
Tony Adams 1999-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [230]
Eniola Aluko 2023-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [231]
Ivor Allchurch 1966-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football in Wales. [232]
Rachel Anderson 2016-Jun MBEFor services to Gender Equality in Football. [233]
Viv Anderson 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [234]
Ken Aston 1997-Jun MBEReferee. For services to Association Football in the USA. [235]
Alan Ball Jr. 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [234]
Debbie Bampton 1998-Jun MBEFor services to Women's Association Football. [236] [237] [238]
Noel Bailie 2013-Jun MBEFor services to Football in Northern Ireland. [239] [240]
Gareth Bale 2022-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [129]
John Barnes 1998-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [236]
David Bascome 2003-Jun MBEFor services to sport and young people in Bermuda. [241]
Ted Bates 2001-Jan MBEFor services to Southampton Football Club. [125] [242]
Peter Beardsley 1995-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [243] [244]
Jen Beattie 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [245]
Sheila Begbie 2001-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football. [246]
Colin Bell 2005-Jan MBEFor services to the community in Manchester. [44] [247]
Francis Benali 2020-Jan MBEFormer Southampton F.C. player; for services to Cancer Patients in the UK. [248]
Gary Bennett 2022-Jan MBEFor services to Anti-Racism in Football. [249]
Clyde Best 2006-Jan MBEFor services to football and the community in Bermuda. [228] [250] [251]
Billy Bingham 1981-Jun MBEManager, Northern Ireland Association Football Team. [4]
Tony Bloom 2024-Jan MBEChairman, Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. For services to Association Football and to the community in Brighton. [252]
Billy Bonds 1988-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [38] [253]
John Bowler 2015-Jan MBEChair, Crewe Alexandra Football Club. For services to Football. [254]
Tom Boyd 2002-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [255]
Bill Bratt 2009-Jun MBEChairman, Port Vale Football Club. For services to Sport. [256]
Lucy Bronze 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [257]
Steve Bull 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [258]
Ian Callaghan 1975-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [259]
Tony Carr 2010-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [260] [261]
Len Casey 1993-Jun MBEFormer Chelsea FC footballer. Training Officer, Telephone Cables Ltd. For services to Training. [262]
Charlie Clapham 2011-Jun MBEFor services to Manufacture and to Football in Merseyside. [263]
Ray Clemence 1987-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [264]
George Cohen 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [265]
Gillian Coultard 2021-Jan MBEFor services to Welsh Football. [266]
George Courtney 1991-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [267]
Norman Creek 1943-Jun MBEMilitary Division; also awarded the Military Cross in 1918. [44] [268] [269]
Carlyle Crockwell 1977-Jun MBEBermudan referee (awarded for work in the prisons service.) [270]
Alan Curtis 2021-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [271]
Hugh Dallas 2003-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [272]
Barry Davies 2005-Jan MBEFor services to Sports Broadcasting. [273]
Steven Davis 2017-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [274]
David Dein 2019-Jan MBEVice Chairman, Arsenal Football Club and the Football Association. For services to Football and to voluntary work in Schools and Prisons. [275]
Jimmy Dickinson 1964-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [276]
Derek Dooley 2003-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [277]
Loren Dykes 2020-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football in Wales. [278]
Robbie Earle 1999-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [279]
Mary Earps 2024-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [280]
Mohammad Anwar Elahee 1970-Jan MBEFor services to sport. [281]
David Elleray 2014-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [282]
Robert Elstone 2023-Jan MBEFormer CEO, Everton FC. For services to Sport. [283]
Jonny Evans 2023-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [284]
Barry Ferguson 2006-Jun MBEFor services to Sport. [285]
Jess Fishlock 2018-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football and the LGBT community. [286]
Julie Fleeting 2008-Jun MBEFor services to Women's Football. [287]
Ron Flowers 2021-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [288]
Tony Ford 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [289]
Amy Fearn 2023-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [290]
Les Ferdinand 2005-Jun MBEFor services to Sport. [291]
Paul Fletcher 2007-Jan MBEFor services to Sport and to Charity. [292]
Cheryl Foster 2024-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and to Women's Sport. [293]
Steven Gerrard 2007-Jan MBEFor services to Sport. [44] [294]
Shaun Goater 2003-Jun MBEFor services to Sport and young people, Bermuda. [295] [296]
Sylvia Gore 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Girls' and Women's Association Football. [297]
Dario Gradi 1998-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [298] [299]
Eddie Gray 1983-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [300]
Jimmy Greaves 2021-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [301]
George Harkus 1949-Jun MBEMilitary Division; for keeping up morale in the forces whilst stationed in the Middle East. [302]
Eric Harrison 2018-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [303]
David Healy 2008-Jun MBEFor services to Football and to the community in Northern Ireland. [304]
Lauren Hemp 2024-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [305]
Jordan Henderson 2021-Jun MBEFor services to Football and Charity, particularly during the Covid-19 Pandemic. [306]
Debbie Hewitt 2011-Jan MBEChairwoman of the Football Association. For services to Business and to the Public Sector. [307]
Alan Hodgkinson 2008-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [308]
Steve Holland 2022-Jan MBEAssistant manager, England National Football Team. For services to Association Football. [309]
John Hollins 1982-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [310]
Steph Houghton 2016-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [311]
Aaron Hughes 2020-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [312]
Roger Hunt 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [313]
Mike Ingham 2010-Jun MBEFor services to Sports Broadcasting. [314]
Leslie Irvine 2024-Jan MBEInternational Refereeing Assessor, Irish Football Association. For services to Association Football. [315]
Gordon Jago 2006-Jun MBEFor services to the promotion of international youth football. [316]
David James 2012-Jun MBEFor services to Football and Charity. [317] [318]
David Jeffrey 2021-Jun MBEManager, Ballymena United. For services to Association Football and Community Relations in Northern Ireland. [319]
Chris Kamara 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football, to Anti-Racism and to Charity. [320]
Harry Kane 2019-Jan MBECaptain, England Football Team. For services to Association Football. [321]
Kevin Keelan 1980-Jun MBEFor services to Norwich City Football Club. [322]
Shelley Kerr 2019-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [323]
Anna Kessel 2016-Jun MBESports Journalist and Co-founder, Women in Football. For services to Journalism and Women's Sport. [324]
Alan Knight 2001-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [325] [326]
Kwok Ka Ming 1978-Jun MBEFor services to Sport in Hong Kong. [327]
Henrik Larsson 2006MBE (honorary)For services to Football. [328]
Brian Lee 2016-Jan MBEChair, Football Conference Trust and President, Football Conference. For services to Football. [329]
Jim Leighton 1998-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [330] [331]
Jim Leishman 2007-Jun MBEFor services to Sport. [332]
Bobby Lennox 1981-Jan MBEFor services to the Glasgow Celtic Football Club. [333]
Kim Little 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [334]
Sue Lopez 2000-Jun MBEFor services to Women's Association Football. [335]
Jayne Ludlow 2019-Jun MBEManager, Wales Women's football. For services to Women's Football in Wales. [336]
Gary Mabbutt 1994-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [337]
Malky Mackay 2015-Jan MBEFor services to Football in Glasgow. [338]
Mo Marley 2005-Jun MBEFor services to Sport. [339]
David Marsh 2011-Jan MBEFormer Chairman, Everton FC. For voluntary service to amateur golf. [340]
Sian Massey-Ellis 2017-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [141] [341]
Gary McAllister 2002-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [342]
Gareth McAuley 2019-Jan MBEFor services to Football in Northern Ireland. [343]
Danny McGrain 1983-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football in Scotland. [344]
Jimmy McIlroy 2011-Jan MBEFor services to Football and to Charity. [345]
Sammy McIlroy 1986-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [346]
Frank McLintock 1972-Jan MBECaptain, Arsenal Football Club. [347]
Lawrie McMenemy 2006-Jan MBEFor services to Sport and to Charity. [228] [348]
Billy McNeill 1974-Jun MBECaptain, Glasgow Celtic Football Club. [349]
Paul McStay 1997-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [350]
Beth Mead 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [351]
Roy Millar 2010-Jan MBEFor services to Youth Football in Northern Ireland. [352]
Willie Miller 1991-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football in Scotland. [353]
Mick Mills 1984-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [354]
James Milner 2022-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [129]
Willie Morgan 2023-Jun MBEFor services to Charity. [355]
Alan Mullery 1976-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [356]
Nathan Munson 2016-Jan MBEFor services to Counterterrorism. [357]
David Narey 1992-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football in Scotland. [358] [359]
Billy Neill 1997-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and charitable services. [360]
Jacqui Oatley 2016-Jan MBEFor services to Broadcasting and Diversity in Sport. [361]
Michael O'Neill 2017-Jan MBEFor services to Football and the community in Northern Ireland. [141] [362]
Terry Paine 1977-Jan MBEPlayer Coach, Hereford United Football Club. [363] [364]
Sheila Parker 2022-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football and to Charity. [365]
Stuart Pearce 1999-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [366] [367]
Steve Perryman 1986-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [368]
Martin Peters 1978-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [38] [369]
Aslie Pitter 2011-Jan MBEFor voluntary service to Stonewall FC. [370]
Chris Powell 2024-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [371]
Ivor Powell 2008-Jan MBEFor services to Sport. [372]
Linvoy Primus 2015-Jan MBEFor services to Football and Charity in Portsmouth. [373]
Niall Quinn 2003MBE (honorary)For outstanding services to international football and his contributions to charities. [374]
Chris Ramsey 2019-Jan MBEFor services to Football and Diversity in Sport. [375]
Marcus Rashford 2020-Oct MBEFootballer, England and Manchester United. For services to Vulnerable Children in the UK during Covid-19 [376]
Cyrille Regis 2008-Jun MBEFor services to the Voluntary Sector and to Football. [377]
Rose Reilly 2020-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football. [378]
Pat Rice 2013-Jan MBEFor services to Sport. [379] [380]
Jason Roberts 2010-Jan MBEFor services to Sport. [381] [382]
Andrew Robertson 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football, to Charity and to Young People. [383]
Jawahir Roble 2023-Jan MBEReferee and Volunteer, Football Beyond Borders. For services to Association Football. [384]
Leroy Rosenior 2019-Jan MBEVice President, Show Racism The Red Card. For services to Tackling Discrimination in Sport. [385]
Alan Rough 2022-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football and to Charity in Scotland. [129]
Ian Rush 1996-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [386]
Jack Russell 1996-Jun MBEGoalkeeping coach, Forest Green Rovers. For services to Cricket. [387]
Peter Schmeichel 2001MBE (honorary) [388]
Jill Scott 2020-Jan MBEFor services to Women's Football. [389]
Alex Scott 2017-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [141] [390]
David Seaman 1997-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [391]
Albert Sewell 2005-Jun MBEFootball journalist and statistician. For services to Sport. [392]
Harold Shepherdson 1969-Jun MBETrainer of England association football team. [393]
Teddy Sheringham 2007-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [394] [395]
Colin Slater 2001-Jun MBEFor services to services to the community in Nottingham. [396]
Alex Smith 2005-Jun MBEFor services to Sport in Scotland. [397]
Kelly Smith 2008-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [398]
Tommy Smith 1977-Jun MBEFootballer, Liverpool Football Club. [399] [400]
Davie Sneddon 2014-Jun MBEFor services to Kilmarnock Football Club and the community in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. [401]
Alan Snoddy 2020-Oct MBEWorld Cup Finals Referee. For services to Football. [402]
Neville Southall 1996-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [403] [404]
Marieanne Spacey 2016-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [405]
Gary Speed 2010-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [406]
Jeff Stelling 2024-Jan MBEBroadcaster, Sky Sports. For services to Sport, to Broadcasting and to Charity. [407]
Raheem Sterling 2021-Jun MBEFor services to Racial Equality in Sport. [408]
Nobby Stiles 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [409]
Casey Stoney 2015-Jun MBEFor services to Football. [410]
Manisha Tailor 2017-Jan MBEFor services to football and diversity in sport. [411]
Clare Taylor 2000-Jun MBEFor services to Cricket, Association Football, and to Hockey. [412]
Geoff Thomas 2021-Jun MBEFor services to the NHS and Charity. [413]
Craig Thomson 2020-Jan MBEFounder, Craig Thomson Scholarship Award. For services to Football and to Charity in Scotland. [414]
John Toshack 1982-Jan MBEManager, Swansea City Association Football Club. [415]
Troy Townsend 2024-Jan MBEHead of Player Engagement, Kick It Out. For services to Diversity and Inclusion in Association Football. [416]
John Trollope 1978-Jun MBEFootballer, Swindon Town Football Club. [417]
Anwar Uddin 2022-Jun MBEFans For Diversity Campaign Manager, The Football Supporters' Association. For services to Association Football. [129]
Arjan Veurink 2024-Mar MBE (honorary)Assistant Coach, England Women's National Football Team. For services to Association Football. [418]
Howard Webb 2011-Jan MBEFor services to Football. [419]
Ellen White 2023-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [420]
Faye White 2007-Jan MBEFor services to Sport. [421]
Ray Wilkins 1993-Jun MBEFor services to Association Football. [422]
Bert Williams 2010-Jun MBEFor services to Football and to Charity. [423]
Charlie Williams 1999-Jan MBEFor charitable services to the community in Yorkshire. [424]
Fara Williams 2016-Jan MBEFor services to Women’s Football and charity. [425]
Ray Wilson 2000-Jan MBEFor services to Association Football. [44] [223]
John Bain 1988-Jan BEM Service Engineer, Product Support Group, Ferranti Defence Systems Ltd., and founder of Ferranti Thistle. [426]
Neil Baldwin 2019-Jan BEMKit man, Stoke City. For services to the community in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. [427]
Stephen Baxter 2019-Jan BEMFor services to Football in Northern Ireland. [428]
Dick Campbell 2023-Jun BEMManager, Arbroath Football Club. For services to Association Football and to the community in Angus. [429]
Alex Hastings 1981-Jun BEMFor services to Association Football. [430]
Jimmy Montgomery 2015-Jun BEMFor services to Football. [431]
Julie Nelson 2021-Jun BEMFor services to Women's Football. [432]
Pat Partridge 2014-Jun BEMFor services to Football. [433]
Norman Rimmington 2017-Jan BEMFor services to Football and the community of Barnsley. [434]
Carol Thomas 2022-Jun BEMFor services to Association Football and to Charity. [129]
Phil Wallace 2020-Oct BEMChairman, Stevenage Football Club. For services to Football and the community in Hertfordshire. [435]
Noel White 2013-Jun BEMChairman, Liverpool Football Club. For services to Football. [436]
Curtis Woodhouse 2021-Jan BEMFor services to Football and Boxing. [437]
Brian Mawhinney 2005-May Peerage Chairman of The Football League; also appointed a Knight Bachelor in 1997-Aug and a Privy Counsellor (PC) in 1994-Jan. [438] [439] [440]
George Latham 1919 MC & Bar For gallantry. Received the Military Cross in 1917. [441] [442]
Denis Hill-Wood 1943 MC Chairman, Arsenal Football Club (1962-1982). In recognition of gallant and distinguished services in the Middle East. [443]
Samuel Hill-Wood 1921-Jan Baronetcy Chairman, Glossop North End AFC (until 1914) and Arsenal Football Club (1929-1949). For local services. [444] [445]

Revocation of honours

In August 2023, Dario Gradi was formally stripped of the MBE he had been awarded in the 1998 New Year Honours, after he was "effectively banned for life" by The Football Association for his part in the United Kingdom football sexual abuse scandal. [299] [446]

Individuals who have declined honours

In August 2016, former Liverpool player Howard Gayle, the first black footballer to play for the club, revealed he had turned down an MBE for his work with Show Racism the Red Card, stating that it would be "a betrayal to all of the Africans who have lost their lives, or who have suffered as a result of Empire." [447]

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