Tony Pulis stays grounded as West Brom put Wembley in their sights

FA Cup Round-up: West Brom manager Tony Pulis refused to get carried away after the Baggies trounced Premier League rivals West Ham 4-0 to reach an FA Cup quarter-final.

Tony Pulis stays grounded as West Brom put Wembley in their sights
Mon, 16 Feb, 2015 - 00:00

Goals from Brown Ideye (two), James Morrison and Saido Berahino ensured West Brom booked their place in the sixth round for the first time in seven years, but Pulis is unwilling to contemplate the possibility of taking the Baggies to Wembley.

“We mustn’t get carried away,” Pulis told BT Sport.

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