Albion travel to Old Trafford on Saturday looking to repeat a feat they last achieved some 56 years ago, win at Old Trafford for a third successive time. Albion’s win back in May was a typical Tony Pulis team performance with Jonas Olsson grabbing the only goal of the game in a “backs-to-the-wall” performance, and most will be expecting something…
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Claudio Ranieri brings a team to the Hawthorns for the first time for more than 12 years since he was manager of a victorious Chelsea side back in March 2003, with the Foxes seeking the first successive top flight victories at Albion for 80 years.
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West Bromwich Albion travel to Carrow Road this afternoon for the second time this season, having lost in Norfolk in the Capital One Cup a month ago. The Baggies conceded more goals that evening than they have done in all four of their Premier League away games this season combined, although that was, of course, a much weakened team.
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As the national media focuses on the latest media darling in his new post at Liverpool, the Premier League’s other new manager takes his side back to his very own Black Country.
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After three wins out of three against his former clubs since being Baggies’ manager, Tony Pulis is looking to extend that to four out of four when Albion visit Selhurst Park on Saturday. The Baggies won 2-0 in south London in April and, with their home form suffering, they will be anxious for another three points this time around.
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With Craig Dawson being the only player to have started at both Villa Park and Carrow Road in the last week, the majority of Pulis’s preferred first team should be well rested for the visit of Everton on Monday evening. Meanwhile, Everton’s starting line-up at the Madejski Stadium on Tuesday included Jagielka, Stones, Barkley, Lukaku and Koné who would all…
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