So much for Alan Pardew’s brand of exciting attacking football – two games, no goals, one point against two sides in the bottom three. Not only have Albion played the bottom side for two successive games, on both occasions they have moved off the bottom as a result of the match.
Two of the worst form teams in the Premier League meet on Saturday as Albion face the bottom-of-the-table side for the second match in succession.
The football was definitely better and for a 0-0, it was an exciting game, but Albion’s winless run extends to 13 games in the Premier League.
A new era in the history of West Bromwich Albion gets underway on Saturday as new Head Coach, Alan Pardew, takes charge of his first game at the Hawthorns against his previous club, Crystal Palace. The majority of Baggies fans were happy to see the end of the Pulis era and, while Pardew may not… Continue reading Pardew starts against a familiar foe
Albion’s winless run in the Premier League extended to twelve games as they threw away a two-goal lead against Newcastle United at the Hawthorns. It was the 26th time that the Baggies had played a Premier League game on a Tuesday, and they are yet to win – this week’s result makes it 11 draws… Continue reading Albion’s Premier League Season Comparison – 14 games
The first game at the Hawthorns of the post-Pulis era sees the visit of Newcastle United and what seems likely to be the second and final game of Gary Megson’s spell in caretaker charge of first team affairs.