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West Brom Gain World Cup Experience With New Arrival – “Looks Like A Boiler Fitter” “Proper Coup”

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Following the speculation that former Belgian coach Graeme Jones was set to make the switch to West Bromwich Albion to complete head coach Darren Moore’s backroom staff, this afternoon his arrival has been confirmed.

Having worked alongside Roberto Martinez and helped to guide Belgium to a third-place finish at this summer’s World Cup out in Russia, he now reunites with Moore in the position of assistant head coach and should help answer any lingering ‘experience’ questions.

Their friendship came about during a 12-month spell at Doncaster Rovers during their playing days so it’s fair to say they go back a bit of a way.

Speaking to wba.co.uk Moore explained.

“Graeme and I have never been out of contact since those first days together at Doncaster and I cannot tell you how delighted I am to have him alongside me. He has all the right qualities as a man and all the right qualities as a coach. His attention to detail, his career record, and his qualities as a human being are exactly why I was determined he join me. He is an attack-minded coach and while I know what I want from our forward play, I believe Graeme can deliver that with precision.”

West Brom fans might be salivating at the talk of ‘attack’ given recent years in the clubs’ history.

Jones was at the Training Ground earlier today bedding himself in with his new job so fingers crossed his experience and attacking outlook can come to the fore for us this weekend and in the coming months.

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