New Poll: Would Jason Koumas be welcome back at Albion?
By Jemma Tappenden
February 12 2010
The transfer window may well be done and dusted for another January, but with the loan window still available movement of players between clubs is still on the cards. West Bromwich Albion gaffer Roberto Di Matteo today admitted that he has considered the prospect of bringing former Baggie Jason Koumas back to the Hawthorns on loan.
Jason Koumas spent six years with West Brom, but upset fans on several occassions and most prominantly when he refused to return to the Hawthorns after a loan spell with Cardiff City. Upon his eventual return to Albion he won back the hearts of Baggies fans until his eventual departure to Premiership outfit Wigan Athletic.
So this week we ask you: Would Jason Koumas be welcome back at the Hawthorns?
To participate in our online poll CLICK HERE. Poll is located towards the bottom of the page. And many thanks to those of you who participated in our last online poll, the results of which can be seen below:
Question: Have West Brom blown their chance of automatic promotion?
Number of votes: 43 Yes, absolutely
16.28%No not at all
67.44%Maybe - but there's plenty of time left
6.98%This is the Championship - it's unpredictable
9.30%
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Koumas, Dear O dear it seems by the poll most are willing to forgive him. This guy walked out on us twice, Yes he Had talent, Will be interested to see if he still has it i suppose. If it were up to me, he would never wear our shirt again.
and PS welcome to the board Chris.
The Lords My Shepherd.
The future is bright. The future is Stripes.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010:02:13:03:10:12 by .Say Hello Wave Goodbye..
Personally I remember seeing Koumas at Molineux when he was onloan at Cardiff - just as all this stuff was kicking off about him refusing to come back to Albion. A great talent, run us ragged all game from what I remember, but his attitude was appalling. That being said, Albion will be measured by what they do on the football pitch this year, not off it, so I can perhaps understand why 50% of people would be happy to see him back.
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