West Brom signs Toby Collyer after injury-plagued season
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 07:07 · Archive
Toby Collyer has completed a permanent move to West Bromwich Albion after missing most of last season through injury.
Toby Collyer has completed a permanent move to West Bromwich Albion, ending speculation about his future after a campaign hampered by injury setbacks.
West Brom manager James Morrison had made his intentions clear well in advance. Collyer confirms that Morrison spoke to him about a potential move back to the club as early as March, several months before the transfer window officially opened.
Collyer endured what was described as a difficult season due to injuries, but he is now focused on putting that behind him. He is ready to make up for lost time as he begins his spell at The Hawthorns under Morrison's management.

How it is being reported
- How West Brom's Toby Collyer took it upon himself to learn from injury woeBirmingham World · 6 Oct, 06:59
- How West Brom's Toby Collyer took it upon himself to learn from injury woeExpress & Star · 6 Oct, 06:59
- Morrison talked of Collyer move as early as MarchBBC Birmingham And Black Country · 5 Oct, 10:19
In this story: Toby Collyer · James Morrison · West Bromwich Albion · The Hawthorns
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