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Valerie Holiday, Helen Scott and Sheila Ferguson a. k. a. The Three Degrees meet up with
Valerie Holiday, Helen Scott and Sheila Ferguson a.k.a. The Three Degrees meet up with their football namesakes at West Bromwich Albions ground The Hawthorns, 9th March 1979. Football players, from left to right, Laurie Cunningham, Brendan Batson and Cyrille Regis.
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A memorable moment in music and sports history came together at West Bromwich Albion's ground, The Hawthorns, on 9th March 1979. The Three Degrees, Valerie Holiday, Helen Scott, and Sheila Ferguson, graced the presence of their football namesakes, Laurie Cunningham, Brendan Batson, and Cyrille Regis. The soulful trio, known for their chart-topping hits such as "When Will I See You Again" and "Dirty Ol' Man," shared a special connection with the dynamic West Bromwich Albion team. Laurie Cunningham, a trailblazing winger, was the first black player to represent England at a full international level. Brendan Batson, a central defender, was a key figure in the team's success and a pioneer for black players in the English football scene. Cyrille Regis, a striker, was a prolific goalscorer and an inspiration for future generations of black footballers. This iconic photograph captures the essence of unity and inspiration that transcended both music and sports during the 1970s. The Three Degrees and the West Bromwich Albion team, despite being from different worlds, shared a common bond of breaking barriers and pushing boundaries in their respective fields. This image is a testament to the power of unity and the impact of trailblazers in music and sports. It serves as a reminder of the progress made in the past and the continued importance of representation and diversity in contemporary society.
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