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5 things we've learned from Albion's highly promising and exciting start to the season

From the manager to the player to the fans (vast majority of them anyway) - the vibes are all positive after James Morrison's men wrapped up before the international break with another three points taking their 15-game total to 28.

09.11.26, 06:35 Updated 09.11.26, 07:48 3 Minute Read

We're reached the 15-game stage of the Championship season. Time to take stock of what we've learned from an exhilirating start.

Here's my Full Throstle take:

  1. James Morrison is a star manager-in-the making. Full stop. Been under our noses all this time. But the timing perhaps wasn't right. It is now.
  2. Selling Alex Mowatt on the eve of the season was a blessing. Morrison won't admit it because he's too good a guy. But it was.
  3. Albion cannot sell Isaac Price in January. He's worth too much to the team and will be worth even more as an asset next summer.
  4. It is not daft to now talk of the possibility of promotion. Morrison has said he welcomes it. So let's do that.
  5. They're having kittens from anxiety every match down the road at Molineux. While we're having a party. Our fans should keep enjoying the ride.

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Steve Tudgay

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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