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Laurie Cunningham, West Brom Player, meets factory workers based next door to The Hawthorns, typewriter manufacturers Smith Corona, who presented the team with a cheque for £ 250.00 towards their team pool. Laurie Cunningham was also presented with a carriage clock after being voted Albion Player of the Year by fans. Pictured with ladies Dotty Wedgbury, Gill Butler, Cynthia Hardie and Ivy Hadley. 28th April 1978
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
West Bromwich
West Midlands
England
Media ID 21647350
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Factories And Warehouses Factory Worker Fans And Supporters West Brom West Bromwich Albion
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the vibrant atmosphere of 1970s West Bromwich Albion. Laurie Cunningham, a talented player for the team, is seen engaging with factory workers from Smith Corona typewriter manufacturers located next door to The Hawthorns stadium. This heartwarming encounter captures the strong bond between sports and industry in this bustling era. The image showcases a special moment as representatives from Smith Corona present a generous cheque of £250.00 towards the team's pool fund. This act of support highlights the unity and camaraderie that existed between local businesses and their beloved football club. Additionally, Laurie Cunningham receives an elegant carriage clock after being voted Albion Player of the Year by passionate fans. His exceptional skills on the field have not only earned him recognition but also admiration from supporters who hold him in high regard. Accompanying Laurie in this snapshot are four remarkable ladies: Dotty Wedgbury, Gill Butler, Cynthia Hardie, and Ivy Hadley. These women represent both devoted fans and dedicated workers within West Bromwich's factories and warehouses. This photograph serves as a testament to how football can bring people together across different walks of life - bridging gaps between players, fans, workers, and communities alike. It encapsulates an era where sport served as a unifying force amidst industrial landscapes while celebrating individuals like Laurie Cunningham who left an indelible mark on West Bromwich Albion's history.
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