West Bromwich Albion v Cardiff City
By Jemma Tappenden
January 18 2008
After a brief repreive from the league in midweek, The Baggies are back to business against Dave Jones' Cardiff City side at the Hawthorns. A win for Albion will further secure their position at the top of the table. A win for Cardiff could see the in form team move into the playoff places. We look at the team news that could make a difference to tomorrows outcome.
West Bromwich Albion gaffer Tony Mowbray was relieved to see his side emerge eventual victors but also unscathed from Tuesdays FA Cup 3rd Round replay with Charlton Athletic. With no new injury worries or suspensions to consider, Mowbray may be dealt a selection headache. It is unclear whether he will stick to midweeks starting eleven.
Defender Paul Robinson is still suspended. He will serve match two of his ban tomorrow after being sent off last weekend against Hull City. Striker Craig Beattie is still sidelined with a thigh injury.
Cardiff boss Dave Jones is said to be giving careful consideration over whether to drop Michael Oakes in favour of on-loan keeper Peter Enckelman. Jones has named teenagers Adam Matthews and Jon Brown in the first team squad for the first time.
The Lords My Shepherd.
The future is bright. The future is Stripes.
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The Lords My Shepherd.
The future is bright. The future is Stripes.
www.wbabaggies.co.uk