For once, my prediction came true and Albion and Villa earned a point apiece in the big game at the Hawthorns on Friday evening, a result that keeps the Baggies in third place ahead of the remainder of the weekend’s fixtures.
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However disappointing and frustrating the result against Brentford was, I don’t believe we should be reading too much into it given the way that Big Dave’s team dominated most of the match.
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Albion produced a hard-fought victory at the Liberty Stadium to make it back to back away wins for the first time since they won at Old Trafford and St James’s Park in April, and the joint longest run of successive league victories for the first time since Steve Clarke’s team won four in a row in November 2012.
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Albion’s first win on the road since September moved them up into second place, albeit having played a game more than their rivals, as they beat Ipswich Town at Portman Road for the first time since October 2006.
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What a difference a week makes – last Monday, the knives were out in force for Darren Moore after Albion had succumbed to defeat at Wigan in what was their worst performance of the season. Today, Big Dave is being lauded after the Baggies comfortably beat the side that had topped the table in what was undoubtedly their best display…
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The shouts for Darren Moore’s head will inevitably be louder after a hugely disappointing performance on Humberside.
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