Interim Boss James Morrison Lifts West Brom Clear of Danger With Unbeaten Run
A simpler 4-4-2 with more direct play has restored results.
Overview
- West Brom have taken two wins and two draws in their last four league matches under James Morrison, moving four points above the relegation places.
- The team next host Wrexham at The Hawthorns before a trip to Blackburn Rovers, which will show if the recent upturn can hold.
- Morrison reverted to a 4-4-2, gave clearer instructions, and pushed a more direct style with set-piece threat, drawing praise from former midfielder Richard Sneekes.
- Defender Nat Phillips said Morrison spotted the squad’s shortfalls and has them playing more forward-thinking football that suits their strengths.
- Eric Ramsay was sacked after a 1-1 draw with Charlton following nine winless games, a run local analysis describes as the club’s worst on record.