Long-serving goalkeeper Kevin Charlton has been revealed as the second name in AFC Telford United's new Hall of Fame.

Charlton played 526 times between 1980 and 1992, including three FA Trophy finals, and kept 150 clean sheets.

He joins the late Jack Bentley, the leading scorer in the club's history, as an official 'Telford legend.'

Charlton will return to the club on 26 November to collect his award while Bentley will be represented by son Jim, who still plays for Morecambe.

Two other players will be chosen in the coming weeks to go onto the club's roll of honour.