Last updated: 15:13, November 20, 2008
West Bromwich Albion news
Formed in 1878, West Brom have played there home matches at their current home ground of the Hawthorns since 1900.
The Baggies, who won the League Cup in 1966, spent their longest ever period out of the top division from 1986 to 2002. This coming campaign will be their fourth season in the Premier League.
Manager Tony Mowbray will be trying his look in the Premier League for the first time, having led Albion to the Championship title last season.
Key players for the new campaign include Scott Carson, Ishmael Miller, Jonathan Greening and James Morrison.
Legendary former Baggies include Jeff Astle, Ron Atkinson, Cyrille Regis, Lawrie Cunningham and Bob Taylor.
Midfielder adjusting to Baggies
Borja Valero says he is loving life at West Brom and feels the Baggies are playing the type of football that suits his style.
Baggies survival belief
Tony Mowbray feels West Brom are on course to survive in the Premier League and has called on his players to ignore the table.
West Brom face Fulham fight for international
West Brom are being linked with a move for Bosnian international midfielder Semir Stilic but face a fight with Fulham for his services.
Bednar blast for Chelsea's Terry
West Brom striker Roman Bednar has accused Chelsea skipper John Terry of deliberately trying to injure him in last week's match.
Mowbray waits on key man
West Brom are awaiting further news on the fitness of James Morrison, who has been forced to withdraw from the Scotland squad.
Midfielder targets key spell
Robert Koren says the next month for the Baggies will be crucial, admitting the next four games could determine their season.
Hammers defender eyed
West Brom are reported to be keeping tabs on West Ham United defender James Collins and hope to resurrect a deal.
West Bromwich Albion 0-3 Chelsea
Chelsea produced a devastating spell of attacking football before half-time to blow away West Brom and record a routine 3-0 victory.
Baggies look to January experience
Tony Mowbray admits that West Brom will need to bring in players with 'Premier League experience' during January's transfer window.
Duo in line for Blues test
Abdoulaye Meite and James Morrison could both return for West Brom's home clash with leaders Chelsea.
Boss looking to strengthen
Tony Mowbray is looking to sign players with Premier League experience to help West Brom in the second half of the season.
Chelsea toughest test yet - Mowbray
West Brom boss Tony Mowbray says the Hawthorns clash against Chelsea will be a true gauge of how far the side have come.
Baggies look upwards
West Brom boss Tony Mowbray has told his players to ignore the Premier League table as they prepare for the clash with Chelsea.
We need to take our chances - Mowbray
West Brom boss Tony Mowbray has warned his players they must start taking their chances if they are to survive in the top flight.
Baggies target suffers season KO
West Brom target Kevin Thompson has suffered a massive injury blow and will miss the rest of the season because of a knee problem.
