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Laurie Cunningham pictured with parents, after successful debut in England 1-0
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Laurie Cunningham pictured with parents, after successful debut in England 1-0
Laurie Cunningham pictured with parents, after successful debut in
England 1-0 Scotland Under 21s match at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, 27th April 1977. Laurie Cunningham, became the first black player to wear an England shirt at any level, also scoring a goal, the headed winner
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21646563
© Mirrorpix
Father Mother Proud West Brom West Bromwich Albion Mavis
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see the talented Laurie Cunningham basking in the glory of his successful debut for England's Under 21s. Pictured alongside him are his beaming parents, overflowing with pride and joy. This historic moment took place on April 27th, 1977, at Bramall Lane in Sheffield during a thrilling match against Scotland. Laurie Cunningham etched his name into football history that day as he became the first black player to don an England shirt at any level. Not only did he make history with this milestone, but he also showcased his exceptional skills by scoring a remarkable headed winner that secured victory for his team. The love and support radiating from Laurie's parents is palpable in this image. His father stands tall beside him, exuding strength and admiration for his son's achievements. Meanwhile, Laurie's mother Mavis beams with maternal pride as she witnesses her child making waves in the world of sport. This snapshot captures not just a significant sporting achievement but also a beautiful family moment filled with love and unwavering support. It serves as a testament to the power of determination and talent while breaking barriers along the way. Preserved by Birmingham Post and Mail Archive through Memory Lane Prints, this photograph immortalizes an extraordinary chapter in football history – one where Laurie Cunningham paved the way for future generations of black players to shine on international stages worldwide.
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