West Bromwich Albion’s manager is James Morrison, who has been appointed for the remainder of the season, following Tony Mowbray’s departure on Monday.
Morrison represented two clubs throughout his playing days. The former midfielder came through the Middlesbrough academy and went on to make 98 appearances for the club before swapping Yorkshire for the Black Country in 2007.
He spent 12 years at the Baggies racking up well over 300 appearances and recording 73 goal contributions.
The Durham-born boss took his first steps into coaching in the West Brom academy, working his way up the ranks to First Team coach.
Alongside his work at the Baggies, he has been a part of Scotland’s coaching team, whom he represented during his playing days.
This Saturday’s fixture will mark his debut as a manager in senior football.
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