Lewis Cox and Jonny Drury bring you the latest episode of the Baggies Broadcast.
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00:00But Coxey, a win over Bristol City. We talked about a few points, but for me, it's just
00:05I know they lost last Sunday on the road, but back-to-back home wins, kind of just starting
00:10to see the cogs of momentum maybe turning at the right time.
00:15Yeah, yeah, I think so. And the league table, you know, albeit we're just at the halfway
00:20point of the season or one match before the halfway point, the league table showing it
00:24again a little bit, isn't it? Just goal difference outside that top six. One goal, actually,
00:29that Devante Cole finish away from a top six spot for Christmas, Johnny, but never
00:34mind.
00:35Yeah, yeah, I think there's been, OK, Watford defeat aside. Aside, sorry, we've had, there's
00:45still been a couple of draws. You know, you look at the Sheffield United draw before the
00:49Coventry game, but I think we can look at that one against the good side and think that
00:52was a step forward. You know, it was a draw, but that was a step forward for Albion. And
00:56it was, those are the last four games off the back of Preston away. And Preston away
01:01wasn't too cheerful, was it? It wasn't too friendly. And Albion have well-responded from
01:08that. And to be honest, you could take it back a little bit further. We were talking
01:12about Preston, there's a tough old afternoon, a bit of a negative. You could go back further
01:16to the win at Hull and the 2-2 draw on the other side of the break against Norwich as
01:24well. So, sort of, Albion took a step forward in an attacking department, I think. A little
01:30tweak. We started to see Grant go up front with Madger and it's bore fruit since then.
01:35I think goals have been scored at a more regular rate. Albion have been a little bit more watchable,
01:41a couple of key wins. And yeah, just look to have found that bit more sort of consistency
01:47from an attacking and results perspective.