A mural to celebrate Dagenham & Redbridge's history and their continued efforts to support diversity and the local community has been unveiled at the club's ground.
The artwork, which adorns the wall alongside the League 2 club's Family Stand, was revealed at last Saturday's 'Daggers against Racism' match by club legend Anwar Uddin.A number of VIP guests were also in attendance, including Football League Chairman Greg Clarke, Cllr Kange - Mayor of Barking and Dagenham, Cllr Wheeler - Mayor of Cheltenham, Kevin Coleman from the Football Association, and the unveiling was also featured on Sky Sports News.
The spray-painted mural was created in conjunction with the Football Supporters' Federation and Kick It Out.
Dagenham's Managing Director, Steve Thompson MBE, said: "The mural depicts part of the club's celebrations following the win at Wembley in the Play-Off Finals.
“Included in the artwork are Uddin himself - the first Asian Player to captain a team in The Football League, South African Mark Arber, and Jon Nurse - Dagenham and Redbridges’ first full international for Barbados.
“All three players were involved in the Daggers' League 2 promotion season, with Nurse scoring the winning goal in the Final."