[h=3]Talking point: What is Albion's best team now?[/h]10:32pm Saturday 8th February 2014 in Albion
Solly March in action for Albion at the Amex today. Picture by Simon Dack
Albion’s win over Doncaster was not perfect but it ended a run of three league games without a victory and there were some impressive performances.
Solly March, particularly, staked a claim for a more regular starting spot and Rohan Ince also shone on his return from injury.
Transfer deadline signings Dale Stephens and David Rodriguez both made their home debuts, showing some nice moments at times.
The likes of Kazenga LuaLua, David Lopez, Kemy Agustien and Jonathan Obika had to be content with places on the bench while Keith Andrews, Jake Forster-Caskey and Will Buckley were all out injured.
With everyone fit and with Liam Bridcutt having moved to Sunderland, what is now Albion’s best starting XI?
Original article
Albion’s win over Doncaster was not perfect but it ended a run of three league games without a victory and there were some impressive performances.
Solly March, particularly, staked a claim for a more regular starting spot and Rohan Ince also shone on his return from injury.
Transfer deadline signings Dale Stephens and David Rodriguez both made their home debuts, showing some nice moments at times.
The likes of Kazenga LuaLua, David Lopez, Kemy Agustien and Jonathan Obika had to be content with places on the bench while Keith Andrews, Jake Forster-Caskey and Will Buckley were all out injured.
With everyone fit and with Liam Bridcutt having moved to Sunderland, what is now Albion’s best starting XI?
Original article
