Baggies FTW!
West Brom chief Jeremy Peace has revealed how the scouting and transfer policy of the club has been overhauled.
Peace says there’s a more professional approach to both aspects of recruiting these days.
He told the Express & Star: “We had to get shrewder and smarter – and we are. We have wasted money in the past, a lot of money, but each time we learn from our mistakes.
“We know we will get the DVDs which will show players scoring wonderful goals to a background of stirring music.
ROBERT Koren has been urged to stick by West Brom after earning praise from the club’s coaching staff for his conduct during the second-half of the season.
The Baggies midfielder cast doubt over his future earlier in the season after expressing disappointment over his lack of first-team action, not least in his favoured central midfield role.
Matters came to a head when the Slovenia national captain refused to shake Roberto Di Matteo’s hand when he was subbed during the 2-0 win against Scunthorpe.