There are 12 strikers, five wingers, five midfielders, four centre-backs (including one who also qualified because of managerial brilliance), two full-backs, two goalkeepers, two managers, two teams, one mascot and one director/chairman.
There are some surprise omissions, most notably manager Jimmy Hagan who led the team to a couple of Midlands League titles and the Fourth Division Championship in the club’s first season the Football League in 1960-61.
That team claimed an English record 134 goals in 46 Fourth Division matches.
Presumably the youngest ever Posh footballer Matthew Etherington and his teammate Simon Davies will be future inductees along with the ‘Holy Trinity’ of Aaron Mclean, George Boyd and Craig Mackail-Smith, although only Mclean has so far retired from playing.
If goalkeeper Mark Tyler ever gets around to officially retiring he is another shoo-in after making close to 500 first-team appearances.
Here are the 36 inductees in ceremony order ....
5.
CHRIS TURNER: Inducted: 5/12/2009. Outstanding centre-back and a manager who inspired back-to-back promotions including to the second tier of English football for the first time in the club's history in 1992. Photo: Midlands
6.
FREDDIE HILL: Inducted: 20/02/2010. Midfield maestro from the 1973-74 Fourth Division title-winning side.
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NOEL CANTWELL: Inducted: 24/04/2010. The charismatic manager of the 1973-74 Fourth Division title-winning side. Photo: Midlands
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NORMAN RIGBY: Inducted 28/9/2010: Captain of the 1960-61 Fourth Division title winning side who went on to manage the club. Photo: Midlands