The National Sporting Club is delighted to host a lunch to celebrate the Autobiography launch of one of Chelsea and England’s best known footballers of the 80’s & 90’s.

Having played 230 times for Chelsea during two spells at the club, Graeme Le Saux quickly became a fans favourite and one of best English left backs during his playing career.

Originally signed by John Hollins in 1987, it didn’t take long for the top clubs to notice his talents and resulted in him becoming the most expensive defender in England when he went to Blackburn Rovers to enjoy their halcyon seasons under Kenny Dalglish winning the Premiership in 1995.  Two years later he was back at Stamford Bridge and enjoyed success under Gullitt and Ranieri including winning the FA Cup and Charity Shield.  Graeme also went on to establish himself as an international player achieving 36 caps for his country, and cemented his place in the England squad under Glenn Hoddle’s leadership for the 1998 World Cup Finals in France.

Following his final two seasons as a player at Southampton, Graeme has now become an ambassador for the ABN/AMRO private bank and a regular media pundit. 

All guests will received a signed copy of Graeme’s Autobiography ‘Left Field’, and Graeme will be joined on the day by friends from his Chelsea days including former manager John Hollins who first signed him to Stamford Bridge.