Albion’s Second Tier Season Comparison – 35 games

Only once before in Albion’s history have they had as few as 35 points from 35 games in the second tier, and that campaign ended in the club’s only relegation to the third tier. Unless something dramatically changes in the next week or two, a second such drop will be inevitable. Caretaker boss, James Morrison, effectively threw the players under…

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Mozza’s men face Oxford examination

Oxford United v West Bromwich Albion; Kassam Stadium, Saturday 28th February 2026, 3pm James Morrison takes charge of Albion for the fourth time tomorrow, but this is the first time that the result really matters. A top six spot had already gone when he guided the team through the final two games of last season, while the FA Cup match…

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The post Ramsay pile-on is embarrassing

Just six weeks ago, I penned a piece about being conflicted when Albion’s head coaches get sacked after Ryan Mason was shown the door, and while the decision to move on from Eric Ramsay is difficult to argue with, I find the pile-on about how dreadful the decision was to appoint him in the first place somewhat excessive. Furthermore, the…

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Albion’s Second Tier Season Comparison – 33 games

Few will have expected anything other than a defeat against league leaders, Coventry City, but it extends Eric Ramsay’s winless start as Albion boss to eight games, matching the disastrous start to Alan Pardew’s reign in 2017/18. Only Bryan Robson, who didn’t record a victory until his eleventh match in charge, has had a poorer start in charge of the…

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