West Brom boss Alan Pardew’s job is safe ‘for now despite squad frictions over management style’
Baggies have won just one Prem game since Pardew took over and their Chinese owner recently sacked chairman John Williams
ALAN PARDEW'S West Brom job is reportedly safe despite the club sacking chairman John Williams yesterday.
Williams and chief executive Martin Goodman were both axed by Chinese owner Guochuan Lai after the club's poor run of form.
The report continues that there has been some friction in the squad since his appointment over training and tactics.
West Brom's survival hopes suffered a further blow on Monday when they travelled to Stamford Bridge.
Despite a promising start against the reigning champions Chelsea, they were thumped 3-0 to leave them stranded at the foot of the table and seven points from safety.
West Brom sacked manager Tony Pulis back in November after a run of ten matches without a win saw them slip to a point outside the drop zone.
They won their opening three games of the campaign before their form dramatically dipped.
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The Welshman, who guided WBA to tenth last season, was replaced by Alan Pardew on November 29.
They face a crunch clash against Huddersfield in their next Premier League encounter in a fortnight.