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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/153 18 Jan 1969 Wolverhampton Archives

The photograph shows (left to right) Ernest Wilson, Rown Lewin and Ron Harrison inspecting the Fellows Park pitch after Middlesbrough referee Peter Baldwin called off their came against Gillingham.

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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/171 30 Jan 1970 Wolverhampton Archives

For the second time that week the club had asked Warwickshire County Cricket Club for the loan of their squeegee tackle in order to soak up water from the Fellows Park pitch to ensure the game with Reading went ahead. The photograph shows Trevor Townsend

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Walsall F. C. Supporters Club

D-EXP/S/WA/173 16 Feb 1970 Wolverhampton Archives

Members started a petition to present to Walsall Town Council to urge them to help the club out of their financial troubles. The photograph shows Pat Fawdrey from Little Bloxwich signing the petition.

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Walsall v. Oldham

D-EXP/S/WA/143 19 Oct 1968 Wolverhampton Archives

The Saddlers supporters were adjudged to have been the best behaved Third Division crowd during the first month of the season and were awarded £100, which was presented to Goscote Boys Club. The photograph shows (left to right) Reg Wilkes, H. Davies of Wa

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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/172 30 Jan 1970 Wolverhampton Archives

For the second time that week the club had asked Warwickshire County Cricket Club for the loan of their squeegee tackle in order to soak up water from the Fellows Park pitch to ensure the game with Reading went ahead. The photograph shows the squeegee at

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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/176 1 May 1970 Wolverhampton Archives

A major drainage scheme to improve the Saddlers’ pitch was taking place at Fellows Park. The photograph show Graham Mapp and contractors with a pipe-laying machine laing land drains and three-yard intervals across the pitch.

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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/174 21 Apr 1970 Wolverhampton Archives

The new luxury team coach, a Portuguese-bodied Leyland operated by Walsall Coach and Travel, Ltd, won four trophies and was placed 2nd in the 16th International Coach Rally at Brighton, behind the England World Cup team coach of London. The photograph sho

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Walsall

D-EXP/S/WA/141 19 Jul 1968 Wolverhampton Archives

The photograph shows Williams, Merrick, Mighalls, Burkitt, Fleet, Train, Harris, Cross, Evans, Jones, Wesson, Parkes, Ball, Biggs, Meath, Murray, Bennett, Baker, Morris, Atthey, Watson, Lewin (manager), Tindall, Harrison, Gregg and McEwan.