This special programme celebrates the day, 70 years ago, when West Bromwich Albion won the FA Cup on 1 May 1954. Our studio guest is Geoff Barnsley who is Albion's oldest living player (89 in December ) and with him are numerous fans who remember watching the game on TV.

Our studio guest is Ali Jones of Action4Albion and we talk at length with Rob Bishop. Topics include- the Sports Argus, Don Howe and Dennis Clarke. Listen out for our regular features- This Month in History and the Quiz of the Month.

Rob Bishop talks about his career with emphasis on his time at the Sports Argus.

Former Albion man Dennis Clarke remembers Liverpool's Larry LLoyd's debut against West Bromwich Albion in September 1969. 

Our special studio guest is Steve Carr who knows more about Albion’s early history than anyone else. Alongside him is Simon Hill, a leading member of the WBA Blind football team. We also feature an extended interview with Ally Robertson and more from one of our oldest supporters Ken Lord.

Former WBA man Ally Roberston talks about his career based on a 1979 article in Shoot! magazine.

Our quick paced fun quiz about events from West Bromwich Albion's history during the month of March. Steve Carr v Bob Downing.

Programme 11 features an exclusive interview with former Baggies man Zoltan Gera and our studio guest is former Sports Argus man Rob Bishop. Also hear from Laurie Rampling on his Cyrille Regis book, and Harry Taylor on Steve Bloomer. Albion fans Rex Edwards and Ken Lord share their Albion memories.

Albion fan Rex Edwards remembers when Graham Williams became an emergency goalkeeper at Southampton in February 1968.

Laurie Rampling discusses his new book about Cyrille Regis. A longer interview will be in the February 2024 edition of The Throstle Club.