The year 1970 was groundbreaking for Radomiak Radom. After years of hard work and determination, the team, under the guidance of coach Tadeusz Łachowicz, clinched its first Polish championship. This achievement was the result of not only the players' talent but also their incredible teamwork and fighting spirit.

The road to the title wasn't easy. In the decisive matches of the season, Zieloni had to face strong rivals, but their determination and skills on the pitch allowed them to secure the highest trophy in Polish football. Key was also the performance of players like Krzysztof Bąk, who became one of the team's leaders, and his goals at critical moments were invaluable.

The victory in 1970 not only brought joy to the fans but also solidified the club's identity. Radomiak became a symbol of struggle and ambition, and its success inspired future generations of players. Fans fondly remember that season and still celebrate this achievement, which will forever remain in the club's history.

The Polish championship in 1970 opened a new era for Radomiak Radom. The team gained a reputation as one of the top clubs in Poland, and its successes attracted media and sponsors' attention. Although many years have passed since then, the spirit of that team still lives in the hearts of every fan of Zieloni, and their story is proof that hard work and commitment can lead to great achievements.