Ahead of the match at Selhurst Park in October, Tony Pulis backed Alan Pardew to be the next England manager. After dispatching the Baggies in one of Albion’s poorest performances of the season (at least at that point), Pardew’s Eagles have won just four of the next eighteen Premier League matches, culminating in a run of nine league games without…
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Does another replay beckon for the Baggies?
After an unexpected victory at Goodison Park last weekend, Albion return to FA Cup action on Saturday with a trip to the Madejski Stadium to take on Championship outfit, Reading.
Read MoreAn Albion win seems a long way off
It’s not very often that you get to see the Baggies live on the BBC these days, certainly not on at prime time on a Wednesday evening and, after this week’s game, I think most TV executives will be looking to avoid having to show them again should they progress further in the FA Cup.
Read MoreSurely it can’t get any worse..
Tony Pulis could put out his most attacking line up ever at London Road on Wednesday evening – not because he feels it will be the best way to win the match, but because he may just run out of defenders.
Read MoreExpecting a slog on the Tyne
For the second time in a week, this weekend’s Premier League fixture list pitches sides that met just a few short weeks ago as the reverse fixtures from 28th December see Albion visit Newcastle United. Albion were victorious five weeks ago thanks to a goal from Darren Fletcher and have lost just once in the eight games since in all…
Read MoreAlbion must sink the Swans
A little over five weeks since the two sides met in the Liberty Stadium on Boxing Day, the fixture computer pitches West Bromwich Albion and Swansea City against one another once more, this time at the Hawthorns. It’s a massive game for both sides who sit in 14th and 15th places in the Premier League table, nervously eyeing the bottom…
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