There is just one position left to fill to complete the Tigers Legends XV.

The final spot is No.8 and the four candidates are Garry Adey, Tom Bleasdale, Martin Corry and Dean Richards.

Cast your vote by using the coupon in today's Leicester Mercury, or by using the poll on this website.

The closing date is Monday, February 23. If you vote by coupon, you can win a prize.

The prize this week is a pair of tickets for the Guinness Premiership match between Tigers and Saracens at Welford Road on Saturday, March 21.

Garry Adey 381 appearances 1967-81

A tough and durable competitor in the Tigers back row over 14 years from 1967, Adey is in the top 10 for Tigers appearances and also contributed 57 tries. A three-time Cup winner in the Tigers back row, he gained representative honours with Leicestershire, Midlands, England Under-25s, Barbarians and gained two England caps in 1976. He continues to serve the club as a director.

Tom Bleasdale 340 appearances 1949-64

During a distinguished career, Bleasdale captained the RAF and Combined Services after breaking into the Tigers team during his spell at Leicester University. He twice reached England trials and was named as a travelling reserve for England in 1952-53 but was considered unlucky to miss out on a senior cap. Another forward with more than 50 tries for Leicester, he also captained the club before moving to the USA.

Martin Corry 289 appearances 1997-09

One of the most decorated players in the professional game, Corry played in four successive Premiership title-winning teams with Tigers and back-to-back Heineken Cup finals before lifting both Guinness Premiership and EDF Energy Cup silverware as captain in 2006-07 and just missing out on an historic treble at the final hurdle. Now in his fourth season as captain in succession to Martin Johnson, Corry collected a World Cup winner's medal in 2003 and led England during the run to a second final four years later. He announced his international retirement after gaining 64 England caps and playing in seven Tests for the Lions.

Dean Richards 314 appearances, 1982-97

A talismanic presence in the back row, cries of 'Deano Deano' from the terraces were a feature of Leicester match-days for 15 years in a glorious playing career and then a trophy-laden spell as director of rugby. A league title winner in 1988 and again as captain in 1995, Richards gained a reputation for his mauling strength and sense of being in the right place at the right time as he gained 48 senior caps (a world record for a No.8 at the time) and played six Tests for the Lions.