Baggies out to impress Pulis, says Morrison

James Morrison insists there is nowhere for the West Brom players to hide as he bids to impress Tony Pulis.

Thu, 01 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

Former Stoke and Crystal Palace manager Pulis will watch from the stands when the Baggies go to West Ham today and is expected to be confirmed as their new head coach before the weekend.

It is understood he will sign a two-and-half-year deal to replace the sacked Alan Irvine.

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