Archives: West Bromwich Albion

Today, we have a feel-good story for a change. While temperatures plummeted across Britain last night with heavy snowfall particularly in the west of the country, Swansea City fullback Angel Rangel put a call out on Twitter asking for the … Continue reading →

  French striker Loic Remy was convinced he should join Queens Park Rangers instead of Newcastle United because QPR owner Tony Fernandes took time to play a FIFA 12 game against him at the end of four hours of negotiations. … Continue reading →

Six Premier League sides are in action today as each of them have another chance to qualify for the fourth round of the FA Cup. Each team has a FA Cup third round replay in their path. Today’s FA Cup … Continue reading →

After several high scoring Saturdays of late, today was almost the opposite with some very hard fought nil-nil draws and low scoring matches. Having said that, there were some spectacular saves and defending today, which makes a change this season! … Continue reading →

We have eight Premier League matches on deck today beginning with the London derby between QPR and Tottenham Hotspur from Loftus Road. Harry Redknapp returns to see his new side play against his old side. If QPR can win this … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder who Arsene Wenger is trying to please — the supporters of the club who give their hard-earned wages to watch his team play, or the money cats in the Arsenal boardroom who want to generate as much … Continue reading →

West Bromwich Albion defender Jonas Olsson is close to sealing a deal to Queens Park Rangers, but the initial bid of £5 million has been turned down by Steve Clarke’s club. The gifted Swedish footballer is supposedly keen on a … Continue reading →

The Guardian‘s Barney Ronay has penned a piece tonight about how Michu looks like the striker Fernando Torres might have become. The way the Swansea striker clinically finished his chance on Wednesday night is reminiscent of a Torres in his … Continue reading →

Without Robin van Persie, Manchester United would be 16th in the table, right? The flaws in the ‘One Man Team’ argument are numerous, but the biggest of these flaws is that when arguing United would be a lesser team without van … Continue reading →

Good news for Arsenal fans tonight as a deal to sign Theo Walcott to a new contract appears to be imminent, perhaps as early as next week. Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines: Theo Walcott edging towards new £25m … Continue reading →

Pretty much every pundit of the Premier League has bemoaned the lack of defending in the league this season. This may seem like a bad thing for the Premier League, but I’m going to make the case that it doesn’t really … Continue reading →

Israeli attacking midfielder Yossi Benayoun has completed his loan deal at West Ham United, and today has returned to Chelsea. Unfortunately he’s one of those talented players who has slipped off the radar despite playing for Liverpool, Arsenal and the … Continue reading →

In case you missed any of the match highlights from the Premier League New Years Day gameweek 21 matches, here are all of the video highlights: West Bromwich Albion vs Fulham Video: West Brom v Fulham Premier League Highlights 01/01/13 … Continue reading →

Ugh, hangover from a very Happy New Years Eve, so it’ll be a shorter preamble than usual! I feel like the color of Fulham’s away shirt today. Here are today’s matches: Tuesday, January 1: West Brom vs Fulham, 7:45am, FOX … Continue reading →

Here are five observations from Manchester United’s 2-0 victory against West Bromwich Albion in gameweek 20 of the 2012-13 season: 1. United manage to get a clean sheet: You read it right. The league leaders have been ruthless when it … Continue reading →

After several nail-biting low-scoring games over the festive period, today’s matches brought us an incredible 4.37 goals per game with 35 goals scored in eight Premier League matches. Here are the video highlights for all eight matches in the Premier … Continue reading →

Fresh after beating Manchester City at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland opens today’s Premier League football with another opportunity to see if they can knock one of the big EPL clubs off their perch — Tottenham Hotspur. The match kicks off … Continue reading →

We’re at the halfway point of the 2012-13 Premier League season, so I thought I’d share some research in regards to which clubs are doing the best off the pitch in terms of filling up the most seats available in … Continue reading →