West Bromwich Albion have appointed a new head coach, Eric Ramsay, to replace the sacked Ryan Mason. The 34-year-old former Manchester United coach has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the Championship side after leaving Minnesota United.
Ramsay's appointment comes after a dismal run of form under Mason, who was let go following a 10th consecutive away defeat. The club currently sits 18th in the table and Ramsay will look to turn their fortunes around.
The new head coach has experience working with top-tier teams, having previously worked as an assistant coach at Manchester United under Erik ten Hag. He also spent six months as an assistant coach with the Wales national team before joining Minnesota United last February.
Ramsay's tenure got off to a flying start when he became the youngest permanent head coach in MLS history, leading Minnesota United into the playoffs and setting a club-record points total in his first season. He has now been brought in at West Bromwich Albion to oversee the team's campaign in the Championship.
The 34-year-old will be assisted by Dennis Lawrence, who joins him from Minnesota having previously worked with Roberto Martinez at Wigan Athletic and Everton, before joining Mark Robins at Coventry City.
Ramsay will face a tough test as he looks to get West Bromwich Albion back on track. The club's next five fixtures include home games against Middlesbrough and Derby, as well as away trips to Portsmouth and Stoke.
Ramsay's appointment comes after a dismal run of form under Mason, who was let go following a 10th consecutive away defeat. The club currently sits 18th in the table and Ramsay will look to turn their fortunes around.
The new head coach has experience working with top-tier teams, having previously worked as an assistant coach at Manchester United under Erik ten Hag. He also spent six months as an assistant coach with the Wales national team before joining Minnesota United last February.
Ramsay's tenure got off to a flying start when he became the youngest permanent head coach in MLS history, leading Minnesota United into the playoffs and setting a club-record points total in his first season. He has now been brought in at West Bromwich Albion to oversee the team's campaign in the Championship.
The 34-year-old will be assisted by Dennis Lawrence, who joins him from Minnesota having previously worked with Roberto Martinez at Wigan Athletic and Everton, before joining Mark Robins at Coventry City.
Ramsay will face a tough test as he looks to get West Bromwich Albion back on track. The club's next five fixtures include home games against Middlesbrough and Derby, as well as away trips to Portsmouth and Stoke.
, gotta say i'm cautiously optimistic about this one... they've had some pretty tough times under Ryan Mason, but if anyone can turn it around, its that guy 
. had a crackin' first season with Minnesota United, and now hes comin in here to sort out our Baggies 
. dont get me wrong, its not gonna be easy, especially with those next 5 games lined up against some tough opponents... but id say hes the right man for the job 
anyway back to west bromwich albion... i feel bad for them, been down the tubes like the team itself lol 18th in the table? that's gotta be tough for eric ramsay what's he gonna do with those fixtures though? maybe get them to play some fun games instead of boring old league matches 
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️. Still, it's a tough ask for Ramsay to turn things around in such a short time... 
! Eric Ramsay, 34, I mean... what's next? A 25-year-old taking over at Arsenal? 
Anyway, I'm keeping an eye on this guy - seems like he's got some solid experience under his belt. Minnesota United was one of the best teams in MLS during his tenure, and now he's brought in to turn West Brom around... that's a big ask! 
. And now, he's gotta do the same at The Hawthorns, but this time in a tougher league. The fact that he's only 34 is also a bonus, might be like getting a fresh pair of boots 
. Ramsay's got a tough task ahead of him, but I think he's up for it 
they really needed a change after that 10 game losing streak 
ramsay's got some decent experience under his belt tho, had a solid stint with minnesota united and stuff 
gotta be realistic about what's achievable here 
think that duo might just do the trick 
! This dude has been doing some sick stuff in the MLS, leading Minnesota United into the playoffs and setting a club-record points total 
. His experience working with top-tier teams is gonna be a game-changer for this club 
. And, I gotta say, Dennis Lawrence is a solid addition to his coaching staff 
. I mean, he's got some decent experience under his belt, but West Bromwich Albion are in a tough spot right now 
. The fact that Ryan Mason got sacked after 10 straight away defeats says a lot about the team's problems 
. It'll be interesting to see how Ramsay can turn things around, especially with those tricky fixtures coming up 
. It's gonna be interesting to see if Ramsay can bring some positivity back to the team, especially with Dennis Lawrence by his side 
. The way he turned Minnesota United around in just one season is pretty impressive 
Either way, it's gonna be fun to watch! 
I just hope he can get them out of this 18th spot before it's too late, those next five games are gonna be a real test for him and the squad...