After having had their first say in the title race during the week, Albion will now aim to dent Manchester United’s aims of what, for most of the season, appeared to be an unlikely finish in the Champions League places
Once again, Tony Pulis succeeded in galvanising his team into pulling a result out of the bag, even though they nearly through it away, thereby producing back-to-back Premier League wins for the third time this season. It would be an impressive feat if Albion were to make it three in a row for the first… Continue reading Albion face the Premier League leaders
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… Continue reading Who needs a win more, Pulis or Pardew?
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.
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.
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.