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Henrik Larsson scored one league goal for Manchester United - yet he made an impact. Approximately 5,000 people have nominated him as their favourite loan signing...
Image source, Getty ImagesSummary
Berahino scores second goal in two games
Dawson heads West Brom's second from corner
Lukaku replies with header moments later
Kone slots home equaliser after Lukaku pass
Lukaku bundles ball home from close range
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Image source, Getty ImagesGet Involvedpublished at 19:50 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
81111
I make it that 23 out of the 36 players on show tonight at The Hawthorns are Brits. Much more relevant to me than watching the likes of Chelsea and Man City.
Shaun of Bristol
Get involved: Loan signingspublished at 19:49 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
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Postpublished at 19:48
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Just 10 minutes now until kick-off at a picture-esque Hawthorns. The pundits on TV and radio are both expecting a cagey first 45 minutes.
We want goals! Get after it. A nice early goal please.
Image source, Getty ImagesKeep it tightpublished at 19:47
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Image source, Getty ImagesSince Tony Pulis took charge of his first WBA game on 10 January 2015, West Brom have kept more clean sheets in the Premier League than any other side (14).
Get involved: Loan signingspublished at 19:43 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
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One good...
And one bad...
Brown speakspublished at 19:42 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
West Brom v Everton (20:00 BST)
Former Albion striker Brown Ideye has been on the phone this afternoon to BBC World Service's John Bennett, discussing his departure from the Hawthorns
“I really had a good pre-season at West Brom and I was looking forward to the season but I guess that Tony Pulis had to sign some players and I’ve been unlucky that I’m not one of the players he wanted to keep," Ideye said.
"But right now I’m putting that behind me and I’m focused on the future and playing football. I’m happy Saido Berahino is back and scoring goals again at WBA. He’s a nice guy and I hope he can continue scoring goals for the team.”
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Quote MessageWe've played Chelsea, Man City and Southampton at home. The home games have been really difficult. We've picked up most points away from home. We have to be resilient and hopefully move the ball as quick as we did against Villa.
Tony Pulis, West Brom manager
Get Involvedpublished at 19:41 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
Loan signings
Gaz Habs: Lee Hendrie at Stoke, he started the belief we could do better that has never stopped since.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Who knew Lee Hendrie was the catalyst to Bojan?
Lucky charm?published at 19:38
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Gareth Barry has never lost a game against West Brom,, external winning 10 matches and drawing six, with his three clubs, all in the Premier League.
He starts tonight.
Image source, PA'West Brom are really well organised'published at 19:38
Everton v West Brom (20:00 BST)
Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "Ramiro Funes Mori has been impressive so far in the way he has adapted to the Premier League.
"Clearly he needs to adapt to the tempo and the physicality. West Brom are really, really well organised."
Garth's team of the weekpublished at 19:35
Garth Crooks
BBC Sport
Tonight's fixture has come too soon for any West Brom or Everton men to force their way into Garth's team of the week - but what do you make of his selection this week?
I think I'd quite like a season ticket at Garth FC. Goals, goals, goals...
Tune in tonightpublished at 19:33
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BBC Radio 5 LivePlenty of football tonight on 5 live sport.
Tune in now for the Monday Night Club as Mark Chapman and guests discuss the weekend's football and look forward to the action from The Hawthorns, and then enjoy full commentary of the game itself from Ian Dennis and Steve Claridge from 20:00 BST.
Listen on the radio, online, or in this page. Just press play.
Lawro says home winpublished at 19:32
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Get involved: Loan signingspublished at 19:31 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
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And do we suspect a touch of sarcasm in this one?
Wolves up for salepublished at 19:29
West Brom's rivals Wolves are in the news tonight as owner Steve Morgan has placed the Championship club up for sale after eight years in charge.
Liverpool-born Morgan, 62, who also built the Redrow building empire, will step down from the board with immediate effect.
Chief executive Jez Moxey will manage the club's day-to-day business affairs.
A club statement said: "Steve's ongoing commitment and financial support to Wolves will continue until a new owner can be found."
Trouble ahead? Or a much-needed change?
Image source, Getty ImagesGet Involved on 81111published at 19:28
Loan signings
Nathaniel Chalobah at Watford. Just one of the few loanees we had!
Tom from Radlett
Henrik Larsson has to be my favourite loan signing for Man Utd, absolute great player just a shame he wasn't snapped up sooner
Jimmy from Cardiff
Get involved: Loan signingspublished at 19:27 British Summer Time 28 September 2015
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'Transfer fees are crazy'published at 19:25
West Brom v Everton (20:00 BST)
West Brom boss Tony Pulis admitted this week that he was surprised that John Stones and Saido Berahino are still at Everton and West Brom.
“I just think the value of people and what’s going on has changed," he said., external
Image source, PA“In my opinion the transfer fees 10 years ago were ridiculous so don’t even ask me what I think of them now.
“It’s crazy, but that’s the game.
“We’re in a game flush with money and money is going to move around.
“The top clubs want the best players, they will spend to get the best players and the market value will keep going up because the money is getting bigger and bigger, especially in the Premier League.”