West Ham United legend Sir Trevor Brooking celebrates his 71st birthday on Wednesday.
Born in Barking on 2 October 1948, Brooking joined the Hammers at 16, made his first-team debut at 18 and went on to score 102 goals in 647 senior appearances between 1967-84.
The only player voted Hammer of the Year five times, Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Brooking won the FA Cup twice, scoring the winner in the 1980 final, and earned 47 England caps.
To mark Sir Trevor's birthday, we delve back into West Ham TV archives to 2016, when he took a tour of London Stadium, where a stand is named in his honour, with his long-time friend, former Sunday League manager and Evening Standard correspondent Ken Dyer.
