A hero of one of the club's finest hours is back at the Boleyn on Wednesday 10 November for the visit of West Bromwich Albion.
Alan Devonshire, who played a pivotal role in the 1980 FA Cup final against Arsenal with the cross that led to Trevor Brooking's winner, will be holding court in the Greenwood and Lyall lounge exclusively for corporate guests.
With the club's Carling Cup adventure fuelling dreams of another showpiece final, those coming to the West Brom game could also meet 1966 FIFA World Cup winner Martin Peters, 1975 FA Cup winner Bobby Gould and two other 1980s heroes in Phil Parkes and Geoff Pike.
Peters will be hosting the 66 Club, the new hospitality lounge at the Boleyn Ground this season themed around him and the the club's two other World Cup-winning greats, captain Bobby Moore and hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst.
66 Club hospitality packages for West Brom include an exquisite three-course fine-dining meal and drinks.
Meanwhile, Gould - the hugely popular talkSPORT pundit - will join Parkes in the lively Legends lounge, with the pair sure to be recalling the finest days of their careers while Pike will have a roving brief to meet as many fans as possible.
For more information, call 0871 222 2700 (calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras) or visit hospitality.whufc.com.