Many questions arise
in this upcoming campaign at the Hawthorns, when many of its followers tired of
many setbacks and modest campaigns performed by its Albion Boys, ask themselves
is this the year.
That If Tony Pulis a
man known to turn things around with squads destined for relegation suddenly he
can turns things around for the best, especially with this West Midlands club. So
far so good, for the Throstles, keeping the majority of the squad intact, poised
to make things happen, and making it into an interesting campaign.
Still the specter of
seeing Saido Berainho leaving to another club is somehow present in the Baggies
front office looking forward to sell this player to the best suitor or club
that can offer a good sum for his services.
In addition, the way
this club played last campaign so far in the transfer market it has not been
able to attract or awaken the interest of any players to come and play at the
Hawthorns. The lone signing of Mark Phillips from Queens Park Rangers shows off
a club lacking ambition and drive to excel.
Not in Tony Pulis
eyes, known to tackle any challenge coming his way and turning his clubs into
all around spoilers, the question asides when he is experienced the same faith
as the one he did when he was at Crystal Palace. Once again, the Wales native
is experiencing the repeat of Selhurst when West Brom top brass has not gotten
into the task of getting more players to reinforce its ranks.
In this case, the possibilities
are open for seeking players directly from this club academy and maybe a couple
or more prospects can make the jump into the big club and make an impacting
debut.
As many states that
West Brom can pursue and deliver the likes of Diafra Sakho from Liverpool and
defender Jeffrey Schlupp from Leicester City, if this club wants their target
players they better make it quick before the market closes.
Even though the
arrival of these players will not assure a sound campaign at the Hawthorns, when
this club will face a very contested and demanding Premiership in this edition
and with the top clubs armed to the teeth.
For Albion Manager he
had better pull something out of his hat in order to turn things for the better
and make this club a contender, but not for any of the league title or try their
best in the FA or Capitol One Cups to net a shield or two.
Very well, with the way,
this first half the Baggies perform and by the needs of Manager Pulis, this
club top can deliver some players to make a decent run in the second half and
maybe turn up among the middle spots with a prolific campaign.
One thing for sure
this club will prevail and maybe surprise everyone in this upcoming edition of the
English Premier League, West Bromwich Albion does not have nothing to lose but
just play and play and become a feared underdog.
So far in the first
matches of this new campaign, the Baggies have an a fair schedule as in August
with two of their of matches playing as a visitor and opening at London against
Crystal Palace and coming home to face a renewed Everton to later play Middleborough.
At the end what will
destiny be for the WBA at the end of the campaign, after many experts placed
this team with many possibility of fighting for its survival and staying away
from the relegation spots, nothing is impossible for the Baggies.
Maybe they can turn
some heads with their football showing off a new style and game, the people at the
Midlands, they can put their trust in their Boss Tony Pulis to pull a winning tradition.
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