Lee Dixon was an integral member of Arsenal's fabled back-four under George Graham, which gained a reputation for being one of the stingiest defences in club football and mastering the art of playing the offside trap. As right-back he played more than 450 first-team matches for the Gunners, winning four league titles, three FA Cups and the UEFA Cup in the 1993-4 season. He was capped 22 times for England. These days when he's not trying to find winning tips for Betting.Betfair readers, he's likely to be found on the Match of the Day 2 sofa as an analyst or cycling for charity.

Michael Vaughan was a stylish opening batsman who will be best remembered for captaining England to Ashes success in 2005, marking the first victory over Australia since 1986/7. Vaughan, who made his England debut against South Africa in 1999, appeared in 82 Tests finishing with just under 6,000 runs at an average of 41.44. Since retiring in 2009, Vaughan has carved himself out a reputation as one of the sharpest cricket analysts in the media, appearing on BBC Radio 5 Live and Five as well as writing for the Daily Telegraph.

Will Greenwood played for England from 1997 to 2004, scoring 31 tries in 55 appearances. He was a key player in the 2003 World Cup winning campaign and ended the tournament as joint-top try scorer. He was selected for three British Lions tours and won domestic honours with Harlequins and Leicester. Since hanging up his boots in 2006, he has established himself as one of the game's most entertaining and insightful pundits. He regularly appears on Sky Sports and writes a column about rugby for the Daily Telegraph.

While he was a relatively successful jump jockey with 133 wins, Nicholls has really made his mark off the track, becoming the leading National Hunt trainer of his generation. To date, he has trained more than 1,500 winners, won four Cheltenham Gold Cups and has been crowned British jump racing Champion Trainer six times in a row. He lives and breathes jump racing and is never happier than cheering home winners at the Cheltenham Festival.