West Brom keen to stop falling behind early in matches
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 07:32 · Archive
West Brom have developed a habit of falling behind in games.
West Brom have developed an unwanted habit of giving opponents a leg-up by falling behind in games. James Morrison expressed optimism that the club can end this sequence and adopt a more aggressive approach early on.
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- 'Can we be killers first?' - West Brom's James Morrison optimistic sequence will endAlbion have developed an unwanted habit of giving opponents a leg-up in games by falling behind.Birmingham World · 27 Oct, 06:59
- 'Can we be killers first?' - West Brom's James Morrison optimistic sequence will endAlbion have developed an unwanted habit of giving opponents a leg-up in games by falling behind.Express & Star · 27 Oct, 06:59
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