This season remains Albion’s second best in the Premier League as they are 5 points and 4 places worse off than they were in 2012/13, and 3 points better off than their next best seasons in 2010/11 and 2011/12.
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… Continue reading Albion must sink the Swans
After one of the worst games of football at the Hawthorns I can remember last weekend, it will be interesting to see whether the £10 ticket price is enough draw in another large FA Cup attendance this weekend against Peterborough United. It certainly worked against Bristol City earlier this month, although the largest third round… Continue reading Pulis needs to win back the fans
It’s been more that 51 years since West Bromwich Albion last completed a top-flight league double over Aston Villa, and the Baggies will probably never have a better chance to end that wait than they did on Saturday. Their nearest neighbours were rock bottom of the table, lacking in confidence and surely on the way… Continue reading Is it back to square one with Tony Pulis?
Along with the wait for a league double over Villa, Albion’s wait for two Premier League wins in January also goes on for another season.
When Albion and Villa met for the double-header in March last year, it was the Villains who came out on top in both games helping to kick start their season which resulted in them comfortably avoiding relegation and getting hammered by Arsenal in the FA Cup Final.