Football stars including West Brom legend turn out in Stourbridge sun for 10th anniversary edition of charity match
West Brom legend Chris Brunt made a surprise appearance as hundreds of people turned out for the 10th anniversary of a much loved charity football fun day.
The former midfielder, who made over 350 appearances in the blue and white stripes and more recently served as caretaker manager earlier this season, was just one of a host of former stars who turned out at Stourbridge Football Club for the Jane Webb Memorial Trophy on Sunday (April 27).
The event, which also featured plenty of family fun, music and entertainment, as well as the game between Stourbridge Old Boys and West Midlands Legends, who Brunt turned out for alongside the likes of James Chambers and Leroy Lita.
Also present on a watching brief were Bob Taylor, Tony Daley and Don Goodman, who in his career represented Wolves and Albion and is now a pundit for Sky TV.
All the players signed autographs and posed for pictures with the fans, who enjoyed a lovely sunny afternoon.
The game - co-organised by former Stourbridge player Matt Webb in memory of his mum Jane - will have raised, they hope, more than £100,000 for Mary Stevens Hospice once all the proceeds from the day are calculated.
An auction of signed football and darts items was expected to boost the coffers as well.
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