1. Signed for Vic Buckingham's West Bromwich Albion in March 1956. The transfer fee of £25,000 was a club record for Albion at the time.
2. The Baggies hero, now aged 40, attended James Watt Primary School and Holyhead Secondary, both in Handsworth and his former clubs included Derby and Burton Albion.
3. Born in Paris, this striker began his professional career with Red Star 93. His first league goal for WBA came against Manchester City in December 2005.
4. In April 2008, this winger scored a late equalising goal against Southampton in a 1–1 draw. This effectively secured Albion's promotion to the Premier League.
5. This WBA new boy scored 25 goals in 88 appearances for Heerenveen between 2002-2006, before sealing a Premier League move.
6. Born in Landskrona, when not playing football this defender enjoys playing the guitar. He joined Albion from NEC Nijmegen.
7. This former Albion midfielder became manager of Ajax in May 2009, taking over from Marco van Basten.
8. This ex-player and manager played for Arsenal in the 1979 FA Cup final, scoring a goal in a 3–2 victory over Manchester United.
9. Born in Ripon, this Baggies goalscoring legend won 14 caps for England, scoring eight goals.
10. You will often hear WBA fans singing that this defender is better than JT.
11. This former England under-21 international joined WBA from Manchester City in 1979 and went on to play for Panionios and Sheffield Wednesday.
12. A Baggies legend, this central defender was also managing director of the Baggies from 1997-2002.
13. This Danish defender, a former 2.5m Baggies signing, has nicknames including Dolph and He-Man, due to his resemblance to the actor Dolph Lundgren.
14. This striker scored the winning goal for the Baggies at Old Trafford last season.
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