The Wembley play-offs where the Seasiders beat Yeovil 2-0 to secure their place in the Championship League. It was the season of 2006/07 and these guys are the ones who steered them to victory on that incredible day. They all moved on with their careers but at Bloomfield Road they’ll always be remembered.
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1. Championship Heroes
Danny Coid started his Blackpool career at the tender age of 14 and stayed with the club until 2010 when he transferred to Rotherham United. In the summer of 2015 he moved to Ashton Town to become player-assistant manager. He is still one of the longest serving players for the Seasiders and is still highly thought of Photo: Mark Pearson
2. Championship heroes
Scott Vernon celebrates a goal. The 38 year old is currently with Cleethorpes Town Photo: Bill Johnson
3. Championship Heroes
Keigan Parker currently plays for Thorniewood United in his Scottish homeland Photo: Mark Pearson
4. Championship heroes
Claus Bech Jorgensen takes on former Blackpool player Richie Wellens in a match against Oldham Athletic. After retiring from the pitch, Jorgensen returned to Denmark to coach the AaB under-15 team in July 2019 Photo: Martin Bostock
5. Championship Heroes
David Fox in the thick of the action against Bristol City. His most recent club was Plymouth Argyle 2017-18 Photo: Rob Lock
6. Championship Heroes
Blackpool FC Manager Simon Grayson welcoming loan signing Robbie Williams to Bloomfield Road. The last club Williams played for was Limerick in 2019 Photo: Rob Lock