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HURTING BAGGIES BOSS IS FURIOUS

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 March 2026

WEST BROM interim manager James Morrison admitted he felt let down by his players as they fell to defeat at their relegation rivals. Both Oxford goals came from set pieces in the first half and Morrison said: “We have to get real. I do feel let down by them.
“Maybe we’re not as good as we think we are – maybe that’s why we are where we are. You get what you deserve.”
Morrison accepted the criticism of the fans as the Baggies dropped even further into relegation trouble.
“I understand the criticism from our fans – they have ever...

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