Success in the Isle Of Man to thumping wins over Norwich, QPR and Southend - oh and a Blues double!

While a new striker was in Town to give Taylor and Hunt some much needed competition.

Another season packed full of fun and Baggies memories as Ray Harford entered B71 following the sacking of manager Alan Buckley to bring exciting times back to the Hawthorns.

A season full of up's and down's, but ending the campaign on a high note.

In his full first season in charge, Buckley steered Albion to a comfortable mid-table place after some harrowing bumps along the way.

Yet there was still some iconic moments, with Super Bob Taylor and a cup run which almost took us to Wembley.

Sit back and re-live it as I also give Sneekes a little pep talk of my own, as Albion finished the highest I had ever seen them do so to date.

No fairytale ending for this one, but still some great

Buckley’s Baggies were transformed following the sacking of Keith Burkinshaw turning the Hawthorns into a fortress.

Defeating two of the three newly relegated teams from the

Sit back and enjoy another Albion campaign, as we improved on the season before.

After Ossie Ardiles had jumped ship

There was a Black Country double over our local rivals Wolves. Enjoy the audio commentary of those ones! Being

All this and more packed into yet another roller coaster

Re-live this epic season, which is still talked about to this day. 'Ossie's Barmy Army' were on their way back to Division One at the second attempt. This is still one of my favourite ever seasons as a Baggie.

Exciting football at it's best. Listen back to how I remember it - packed in with some passionate audio commentary on the games that mattered and didn't matter. It really was a breathless campaign which will never ever be forgotten!

I discuss how I became a Baggie. From six in the sunshine on the opening day to a Coffin in Shropshire as I take you through a turbulent season in our history through my eyes.

I provide some audio commentary of my favourite game of that season.

This was just the start of my journey of becoming a West Brom fan. So, sit back and enjoy listening to a bit of nostalgia.