Morrison Prepares for Mowbray Return as West Brom Host Blackburn
A return to The Hawthorns for Tony Mowbray could influence the Championship table.
Overview
- West Brom welcome Blackburn to The Hawthorns on Saturday with James Morrison urging focus on the Championship's "fine margins" after a shaky run of results.
- West Brom regained momentum with a late 2-1 win at Wrexham on Tuesday that ended a two-match losing run and restored belief in the squad.
- Morrison has made bold selection calls this season by dropping and later using players such as Auge Heggebo, Jimmy-Jay Morgan and Nat Phillips, and substitutes played decisive roles in the Wrexham comeback.
- Blackburn arrive in good form, having taken 10 points from their last four games, and a win would allow Tony Mowbray's side to leapfrog Albion in the table.
- The match revives a personal subplot between mentor and protégé, with Mowbray returning to the club that signed Morrison in 2007 while West Brom seek consistency from a young team still gelling and aiming for a promotion push.