Albion Analysis

After Albion came back from 2-goals down to win for the first time since 2008, Chris & Pete explore how there has been such a complete shift in the team's mentality.

Conor Townsend scored his first league goal for the Baggies in 134 games and the guys ask if it should be a more regular occurrence.

 Chris also contemplates how Matt Phillips has gone from frustratingly inconsistent to a leader of men in a few short months.

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Chris & Pete discuss what we learned about Albion's fringe players in the FA Cup draw with Chesterfield.

They also give their thoughts on Brandon Thomas-Asante's alleged elbow and highlight some players Albion should be monitoring as potential future signings.

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Chris & Pete discuss another excellent win, as victory against the Royals made it 8 wins from 9 games.

They focus on the performance of Jayson Molumby and ask how he's improved this season.

Also, after Action For Albion sent their message to the owners - Chris & Pete have their own plea for the hierarchy of the club.

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Chris & Pete give their thoughts on a seventh win in eight games and another magnificent Okay Yokuslu performance.

They also discuss what Albion's transfer policy should be going forward following the confirmation of the loan from MSD Holdings.

The duo asks whether the governing bodies of football could be doing more to protect clubs, with Albion's financial future appearing perilous. 

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Chris & Pete reflect on the Boxing Day victory at Ashton Gate.

They praise the performances of Okay Yokuslu and Brandon Thomas-Asante as well as looking at the data behind Conor Townsend & Matt Phillips' seasons.

They also offer their thoughts on the possible MSD Holdings loan and the fresh wave of protests planned by Action For Albion.

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Well, it's only taken us nearly a year but we've finally quoted Moneyball in the title :)

Chris & Pete look back on the defeat to Coventry and what went wrong for the Baggies.

They also consider CC's post-match comments and discuss whether there was a deeper meaning to his words...

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Pete & Chris reflect on the weekend's action as Albion made it five wins on the spin.

They ask whether we should now be looking up the table toward those play-off places rather than concerning ourselves with the bottom 3.

They also myth bust around Grady Diangana and look ahead to the clash with Coventry.

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Albion returned to action after the World Cup break with a fourth successive win so the lads are back to dissect that victory.

They focus in on the performances of Dike, Rogic, and Wallace and also hail the bravery of Carlos Corberan to go and win the game in the second half.

The discussion also turns to Albion's recent lack of quality, young loan signings and the pair discuss why young players from top clubs seem to not want to join the Baggies.

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Chris & Pete look back on a tremendous ten days that has seen the Baggies win 3 games in a row for the first time since August 2021.

They discuss what has changed since Steve Bruce left the club to cause this incredible turnaround in fortunes.

They also assess some of the top performers against the Potters - Brandon Thomas-Asante, Kyle Bartley, and unsung hero, John Swift.

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Chris & Pete discuss a night of protests against Albion's ownership but also a night of success on the pitch as the Baggies registered only their third win of the season against Blackpool.

The pair analyse the impact Carlos Corberan is having on the pitch and discuss Albion's top performers from that victory.

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