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Former West Bromwich Albion midfielder Bobby Hope has died aged 78.
Hope was part of the sides that won the 1966 League Cup and 1968 FA Cup in a career that saw him play 409 times for the club from 1960 to 1972.
Hope - who scored 42 times for the Baggies - also won seven caps for Scotland in the late 1960s.
He went on to play for Birmingham City, Sheffield Wednesday and Bromsgrove Rovers, as well as having a number of spells in the United States.
He went on to manage Bromsgrove - leading them to second place in what is now the National League - and also worked as West Brom's chief scout.
"The thoughts of all at the club are with Bobby's family, friends and team-mates at this desperately sad time," a West Bromwich Albion statement read.
"The club will pay a full tribute to Bobby and will honour his Albion legacy at the first home game of the 2022-23 season."
