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West Bromwich Albion manager Sam Allardyce is open to staying at the Baggies despite almost certainly being set to break his career-long record of no relegations

Daily Mail | May 2, 2021

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Sam Allardyce will hold talks on his West Brom future only when their likely relegation to the Championship is sealed.

His contract means he is guaranteed to stay only if he can pull off a miracle and keep them in the Premier League, starting with a win over Wolves in Monday's Black Country derby.

West Brom are 11 points adrift of safety with five games left and Allardyce's career-long record of having never been relegated is now seriously threatened.

West Brom manager Sam Allardyce says he is open to staying at the club even if they go down
His side are likely to get relegated and are 11 points adrift with only five league matches left

He is open to remaining at the Hawthorns but needs a squad and budget capable of securing an immediate return.

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