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English: Derby County's 1968-9 Second Division Championship winning side, managed by Brian Clough.
The players are [L-R from top row]: Frank Wignall, Jim Walker, Alan Durban, Les Green, John Robson, Roy McFarland, Ron Webster, John McGovern, John O'Hare, Dave Mackay [captain, with the trophy], Kevin Hector, Willie Carlin, Alan Hinton. |
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