Blog: Reasons to be cheerful at West Brom
It's been a disappointing end to a sparkling season for West Bromwich Albion, writes Baggies blogger Warren Stephens.
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Digital Editions Blog: West Brom must improve with Arsenal
Not a classic week - West Brom's defending was more jellied eels than pearly kings down in the East End last Saturday, writes blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: West Brom, Steve Clarke and life after Roy Hodgson
The international break has drawn to a close and Roy's boys could only manage a draw in Montenegro, write West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: West Brom in Europe is a pipe dream
West Brom beating Swansea gave fans new hope of a European spot, only to be all but dashed by the FA Cup draw 24 hours later, writes blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: West Brom are back on the up and up
What a difference a couple of weeks makes for West Brom, writes blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: It's all been going on at West Brom
A player trying to orchestrate his own move away from the club, one sent off for spitting and another swearing at his own fans - it’s been a hectic week at West Brom, writes blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: Sorry Peter, you've tarnished your West Brom legacy
It was supposed to be an Albion-free weekend to look forward to, no PMT (pre-match tension) or (post-match trauma), writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: West Brom can now afford an FA Cup run
So West Brom are still in the FA Cup, it could have so much better but for QPR’s stoppage-time equaliser at Loftus Road on Saturday, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
West Brom blog: Looking for a cup of good cheer
Happy New Year fellow Baggies, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens. If over-exuberant festive celebrations weren’t enough to leave us feeling despondent and empty then Monday’s result at home to Fulham certainly was.
Blog: 2012 - West Brom's year of two halves
The festive season is upon us and most Albion supporters will be hoping for some Christmas cheer in the form of goals and points, something that seems to have eluded us in recent weeks, writes blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: Christmas approaches and it's stuffing for West Brom again
Yes it’s that time of year again, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens. where that ugly thing dressed in red and white turns up, we all end up being ripped off, drinking too much and feeling depressed afterwards.
Blog: Dare West Brom fans dream a little dream?
Right, this is beginning to get a bit silly, writes West Bromwich Albion blogger Warren Stephens.
West Brom blog: Another week and another win
Another week and another win. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to sound modest whilst writing these blogs.
Good reason for Albion fans to have the broadest grins
Albion moved to the giddy heights of fifth in the Premier League after Monday’s 2-0 defeat of Southampton and I’m sure I’m not the only Albion supporter wandering around with the grin of a Cheshire cat at the moment, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
Blog: Albion have to pick themselves up again after last minute heartbreak
Feeling sick after a last-minute winner, writes West Bromwich Albion blogger Warren Stephens. Have we been here before?
Why spending big is no guarantee of success
With the international break over, it’s a return to Premier League action with Albion hosting reigning champions Manchester City at the weekend, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
No banana skin as talk of Fortress Hawthorns gathers pace
A home fixture against bottom of the league, we’d not conceded at home, they were yet to win, writes West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
A point gained - or two lost?
This is my first blog and I approach it with a slight sense of trepidation, I think I can speak for a lot of E&S regulars when I say that Jarrod Hill’s done a fantastic job over the last five years and will be an extremely difficult act to follow, writes our new West Brom blogger Warren Stephens.
Baggies bow out as Jarrod takes his bow
I hate tearful endings, no not the words I uttered as we stumbled out of the League Cup, but words I actually mean today, writes West Brom blogger Jarrod Hill.
Steve Clarke's got plenty of options for Reading clash
Steve Clarke has the perfect opportunity to prove our brilliant start was no fluke when Reading come to town tomorrow, writes West Brom blogger Jarrod Hill.
What a "boing boing" weekend!
What a great weekend, the kind of weekend you just don’t want to end, and us baggie fans must be easy to spot around the Midlands at the moment, because we seem to be the only ones smiling! writes Jarrod Hill.