West Bromwich Rumors & News

Daily Mail "Cardiff City want West Bromwich Albion striker Salomon Rondon. Manager Neil Warnock has identified the robust Venezuela international should Cardiff seal promotion against Reading on Sunday. Rondon has a relegation release clause set at £16.5million but Cardiff are likely to offer £12m..." May 06

Daily Mail "West Bromwich Albion are looking into the possibility of bringing Sam Allardyce to the Hawthorns. Baggies officials are keen on a move for the Everton manager should he leave his current post at the end of the season and have made preliminary enquiries, Sportsmail understands. Allardyce's..." May 01

Sky Sports "The prospect of a winter break is closer than ever with the Premier League happy in principle to introduce it from the 2019/20 season, Sky Sports understands. From February 2020, Premier League clubs will have a staggered break that will guarantee all 20 clubs at least 13 days between..." April 18

Daily Mail "Alan Pardew has left West Bromwich Albion by mutual consent to bring an end to a four-month tenure riddled by incident and defeats. The board held discussions with Pardew following Saturday's defeat by Burnley, an eighth in succession in the Premier League, and a parting was agreed. As..." April 02

The Telegraph "Tottenham Hotspur are among the clubs thinking of triggering the £3million release clause in the contract of Jonny Evans if West Bromwich Albion are relegated. With West Brom bottom of the Premier League table, 10 points adrift of safety, it seems certain that Evans will be available for a..." March 23

The Telegraph "Michael Appleton is emerging as a serious contender to take over at West Bromwich Albion in the summer, as the club prepare for likely relegation to the Championship. With Alan Pardew expected to leave at the end of Albion’s troubled season, the club are already targeting potential..." March 17

The Sun "WEST BROM are bracing themselves for a mass exit of players if they drop down to the Championship. Skipper Jonny Evans’ departure is inevitable but keeper Ben Foster, defender Craig Dawson and striker Jay Rodriguez are also attracting interest. Foster, 34, could stay in the top flight but..." March 04

The Telegraph "Alan Pardew, the West Bromwich Albion manager, is on the brink of losing his job after his side suffered their fifth successive Premier League defeat. Troy Deeney’s late winner for Watford has left West Brom eight points adrift of safety at the foot of the table, and leaves Pardew clinging onto..." March 04

Sky Sports "The Premier League is happy in principle with a plan to allow for a two-week winter break beginning in 2020, Sky Sports News understands. The proposals mean there will be no weekend without Premier League football - but the fixtures will be staggered so that there are five Premier League games..." February 27

The Telegraph "Alan Pardew on Friday night conceded that his West Bromwich Albion ­future was already in doubt after just 16 games in charge. Failure to beat Huddersfield Town at the Hawthorns on Saturday could spell the end of his reign, which has produced just one league win. That has taken his..." February 24

The Sun "ALAN PARDEW has been given just two games to save his job by West Brom owner Guochuan Lai in the wake of ‘Taxi-gate’. The Baggies boss was already under fire with his team bottom of the Premier League. Then Gareth Barry, Jonny Evans, Boaz Myhill and Jake Livermore were involved in an alleged..." February 19

Daily Mirror "Players from ailing Premier League side West Brom have been quizzed by police amid claims they stole a taxi to get back to their hotel after a drunken night out. Police were called after the footballers allegedly drove off in the cab from a McDonald’s drive-through and abandoned it outside..." February 16

The Telegraph "Alan Pardew, the West Bromwich Albion manager, said Daniel Sturridge was “distraught” after limping off with yet another injury after just three minutes of action against his former club at Stamford Bridge. The on-loan Liverpool striker was making just his third appearance for West Brom when he..." February 13

Daily Star "ARSENAL boss Arsene Wenger has been backed to snap up West Brom ace Jonny Evans. The Northern Ireland international has been repeatedly linked with a move away from the Hawthorns. The Gunners and Manchester City have been touted as potential suitors. However, Wenger now appears to be the..." January 28

Daily Star "ARSENAL have tabled a bid for West Brom defender Jonny Evans. Evans is wanted at the Emirates Stadium this month to help bolster Arsene Wenger’s backline. Wenger is on the lookout for new recruits at the back with Per Mertesacker retiring at the end of the season. And Starsport understand..." January 27

The Sun "ARSENAL are close to agreeing a deal with West Brom for defender Jonny Evans. The Gunners are hoping to clinch the signing of the Northern Ireland defender this month as Arsene Wenger looks to finally end his search for a top class signing at the back. And SunSport understands West Brom and..." January 07

Manchester Evening News "West Brom have looked into the prospect of Jonny Evans leaving as they consider their options for the January transfer window. Alan Pardew is out to lead the goal-shy Baggies out of the relegation places but is in need of reinforcements. Since taking over from Tony Pulis at the end of..." December 31

Daily Mirror "Alan Pardew admits Jonny Evans could be sacrificed to generate funds to solve West Brom’s misfiring attack. Baggies centre-half and captain Evans is again on the radar of Manchester City, who bid for him in August. Tomorrow’s opponents Arsenal have also shown an interest with Evans’ contract..." December 30

The Telegraph "Manchester City will step up their interest in Real Sociedad central defender Inigo Martinez or Jonny Evans, the West Bromwich Albion captain, after it was confirmed that Virgil van Dijk will join Liverpool for £75 million. The latest injury to Vincent Kompany, the 39th of his City career,..." December 29

Daily Mail "The average away fan will spend £171.37 to watch their beloved team play over the Christmas period, according to research from the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF). This research includes ticket, travel and food costs, plus journey times incurred by fans of all 92 Premier League and..." December 20

Daily Mirror "Manchester United are ready to make a shock bid to bring Jonny Evans back to Old Trafford. Manager Jose Mourinho believes that it was a huge mistake by predecessor Louis van Gaal to sell the central defender to West Brom for just £6million two and a half years ago. Now he wants him back –..." December 17

Metro "Arsenal and Manchester City must wait until after Jonny Evans sits down with Alan Pardew before learning if the defender is available for transfer, reports say. Evans is wanted by the Premier League duo to boost their defences while Liverpool too have been mooted as potential suitors. City..." December 04

Express "MANCHESTER CITY have not given up hope that they can persuade West Brom to part with Northern Ireland international Jonny Evans next month. City boss Pep GuardIola failed with bids to land the former Manchester United star in the summer but still wants to take him to the Etihad Stadium. And..." December 03

Daily Mirror "Alan Pardew was confirmed as West Brom's new boss on Wednesday, and will be tasked with keeping them in the Premier League. Pardew replaces Tony Pulis who was axed earlier this month after 10 League games without a win. Caretaker Gary Megson has since guided 16th-placed Albion to draws with..." November 29

The Sun "ALAN PARDEW is set to be named the new West Brom manager and could start work on Monday. SunSport understands that the former Crystal Palace and Newcastle boss has held a second round of talks with the Baggies. There is likely to be an announcement over the weekend, with Albion facing a..." November 25

BBC "More Birmingham City fans were arrested than at any other club in England's top five leagues for a second consecutive season in 2016-17. The Championship was the league with most arrests (455) and 72 of those were fans of Birmingham. West Ham supporters were behind them on 67, however,..." November 23