West Brom already feeling the Pulis effect

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West Brom already feeling the Pulis effect
Fri, 02 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
Jim van Wijk

New head coach Tony Pulis is already having an effect at West Brom, reckons caretaker boss Rob Kelly.

A first goal in 12 Premier League appearances from the recalled Saido Berahino cancelled out Diafra Sakho’s opener for the Hammers — who are now without a win in three.

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