West Brom fans all say the same thing after Eric Ramsay footage – ‘I’ve heard enough’
West Brom supporters are still awaiting a conclusion to the managerial situation at The Hawthorns amid links to Minnesota boss Eric Ramsay.
Since Tony Mowbray was sacked in April, West Brom have been without a permanent manager, ultimately leading them to miss out on the Championship play-offs.
If the Baggies are to avoid a repeat of that shortcoming in the next campaign, plans need to be put in place ahead of the summer transfer window, and that includes the managerial situation.
Several managers have been linked with the job at The Hawthorns, but a post shared on X has sparked intrigue among the Albion faithful.
Ramsay ‘on the way’ to West Brom after latest post
West Brom fans won’t be unfamiliar with the current situation, having endured a similar one when Carlos Corberan departed the club over Christmas.
Mowbray’s appointment came over three weeks after that, leaving Albion in the lurch throughout that period.
With the Championship campaign now ended, West Brom have a little bit of extra time to find their next boss, though it will be crucial that an appointment is made well in advance of pre-season to ensure that planning can be put in place.
| Team | Win Rate |
| Minnesota United | 43.4% |
Ramsay has been linked with the job, and footage of him discussing his way of playing emerged over the weekend, with Albion fans now in agreement on who they want in charge.
West Brom have no time to waste this summer
If promotion is going to be the goal this season, it is imperative that any decisions made are made far enough in advance of the new campaign to settle in and adapt.
That goes for the manager and recruitment, which is going to play a deciding role in the success they can find at The Hawthorns.
With several players already leaving West Brom, the need for reinforcements has grown even further, though until the managerial uncertainty is cleared up, those plans will likely be put on hold.
These next few weeks are shaping up to be crucial for the Baggies ahead of another Championship campaign.