Chris Dunlavy

Missing magic is sign it’s time up, Steve…

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 October 2022

Chris Dunlavy

PRESSURE: Steve Bruce

NOT all of West Brom’s problems can be laid at the door of Steve Bruce but it is clear that the former Manchester United skipper is finished at the Hawthorns.
Is he also finished with football? Probably. Bruce made his name as a Championship promotion specialist, and it was a reputation he fully merited.
Between 2002 and 2016, he was promoted four times, more than any other manager over the same period. That record is even more impressive when you consider that Bruce only spent five of those years in the second tier.
In 2014, he also took Hull Ci...

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