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The 'Mozza effect' is happening here and now at The Hawthorns for players and fans alike

'I was feeling it at Wrexham' admitted the Albion boss yesterday. Now a win against Millwall would rubber-stamp his team's position in the promotion play-off places at the 15-game stage.

07.11.26, 11:36 Updated 07.11.26, 11:41 3 Minute Read

Like any good manager, James Morrison is not getting carried away by a string of decent results. He's more aware than anyone else at the club that things can change in an instant. One bad decision, one poor refereeing call, one off-colour 45-minute performance, can alter the course of a season dramatically.

But Morrison also knows there is a transformation taking place at The Hawthorns right here and now.

On February 26 this year, Albion were a bedraggled team on the pitch and a broken club off it. Beaten 2-1 at Oxford, they sat one point above the drop zone on 35 points. They had won just nine of their 35 matches.

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Steve Tudgay

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was a journalist for the Birmingham Evening Mail during the early 90s when West Brom were managed by Bobby Gould and Ossie Ardiles. You may remember him - he was the one banned by Gould! Since then he has worked in television for ITV Sport, Sky Sports and Premier League Productions.

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