Sue Smith and Casey Stoney, current England Internationals, will be appearing at the show which is the biggest of its kind in Britain.
Grass Roots Football LIVE 2009 covers all angles of grass roots football and is aimed at players, manager, coaches and referees at all levels.
With a number of seminars, coaching clinics, celebrity challenge matches, discussions and debates hosted by some of the biggest legends in the game it is a must for every football enthusiast.
The England stars will be there to help promote the Women’s football development conference which is taking place in the talkSPORT theatre.
Bob Rosen, Managing Director of Grass Roots Football LIVE, said; “We are delighted to welcome two of England’s most famous female footballers to Grass Roots Football LIVE.
“The event gets bigger and bigger every year and I believe 2009 will be the best yet – we are covering some of the hottest topics in football.
“Legends of the game, including Sue and Casey, will be interacting with football fans all weekend giving – offering hints, tips and food for thought ahead of summer.”
Grass Roots Football LIVE 2009 will attract the largest number of grass roots football participants ever to congregate at a single event.
As well as event ambassador and former England and Aston Villa manager Graham Taylor, Stoke City manager Tony Pulis, Wycombe and former England under 21 boss Peter Taylor, former Watford manager Aidy Boothroyd, ex-Leicester manager Ian Holloway and many other leading Academy directors and coaches from the professional game will all be hosting coaching clinics.
And they will be joined by a list of ex-players including Chris Kamara, Paul Merson, Robbie Savage, Neville Southall, Steve Claridge, Don Goodman, Tony Cottee, Paul Davis, Ron Harris and the UK’s top football freestyler, Billy Wingrove.
Visit www.grassrootsfootball.co.uk for more information about the event.