Manager Jimmy Melia (left), Jimmy Case (centre) and the late Tony Grealish, (known affectionately as Paddy), three of the heroes of Albion's 1983 FA Cup run
There is nothing quite like the magic of the FA Cup.
The first round proper is staged this weekend and Albion fans have the chance to re-live the club's famous run to the 1983 final at Wembley against Manchester United.
The FA's broadcast partner, Input Media, produce the FA Cup Preview Show, which is screened domestically and internationally.
They have put together a series of features recalling 'great FA Cup runs'.
Albion have been selected for the opening show to coincide with the first round.
Input Media producer Ian Roebuck and a cameraman visited The Argus offices to talk to chief sports reporter Andy Naylor.
Long-serving Albion employee Edward David and Alan Wares from the radio show Albion Roar also feature in the programme, broadcast this evening on BT Sport 1 at 11.15pm.
Before then tell us about your favourite moment from Albion's 1983 run.
Was it Gerry Ryan scoring at Anfield, Steve Foster's crucial goal-line clearance in the semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday, Gary Stevens' late equaliser in the first game at Wembley?
We'd love to hear your thoughts.
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