Front two danger and tough love works: West Brom talking points after deserved Sheffield United point

It wasn't a victory - but it was something to give Albion fans hope.

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Eleven games without a win and on the back of an awful defeat at Oxford United - James Morrison read the riot act in and out of the changing rooms last week.

And it looked like it had the desired impact at Bramall Lane as Albion battled back for a point.

Jonny Drury looks at a few talking points to come from the game.

Two up = more dangerous

Playing two centre forwards in modern football is something you don't see a lot of.

But when you are Albion and need of goals and wins, then what have you got to lose?

I'm sure that will have been behind the thinking from Morrison - he needed to do something.

It was Daryl Dike and Aune Heggebo in Yorkshire and they looked so much more dangerous.

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Aune Heggebo battling for the ball against Sheffield United (Photo by Adam Fradgley/West Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images)