Ron Gourlay makes West Brom managerial claim
West Bromwich Albion chief executive Ron Gourlay has told the Express & Star that one of the main reasons why Steve Bruce was given the job is because of his ability to get results.
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Insider: West Ham move for 'world class' international who Moyes loves is now more than likely
As per West Ham United insider Claret & Hugh, the Irons and manager David Moyes could make a move for West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Sam Johnstone this summer.
3 players who will surely be happy with Steve Bruce’s arrival at West Brom
Steve Bruce was appointed West Bromwich Albion manager on Thursday, ending a very short managerial search with the 61-year-old new CEO Ron Gourlay’s only candidate for the top job.
West Ham retain transfer interest in Championship star
Premier League side West Ham United are still interested in recruiting West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, according to the Ex-WHU employee on his Patreon page.
Former West Brom player makes prediction on Steve Bruce’s future at The Hawthorns
Former West Bromwich Albion forward Kevin Phillips believes new manager Steve Bruce’s future may be assessed at the end of the season after being appointed on Thursday, speaking in an interview with West Brom News.
Sources: Steve Bruce weighing up early transfer action after West Brom appointment
Steve Bruce is the new West Bromwich Albion manager and could look to the free-agent market to make an early stamp on his new side, Football League World has been told.
Ex-Aston Villa and Chelsea player touted as potential Valerien Ismael replacement at West Brom
Former Aston Villa and Chelsea defender John Terry has been touted as potential a candidate to become the next West Bromwich Albion boss after the appointment of CEO Ron Gourlay.
Key decision expected today in search for new West Brom manager
A decision is expected today over whether Steve Bruce will sign an 18-month contract to become the next West Bromwich Albion boss after he held talks with new CEO Ron Gourlay on Wednesday evening, according to The Telegraph’s John Percy.