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Aune Heggebø is fresh from his first season at West Bromwich Albion and is preparing for next term - though he has more than one eye on England v Norway

From Dallas to Boston, New York to Atlanta and now Mexico City to Miami - West Bromwich Albion is well and truly represented by fans following England's World Cup dream

After two years of disappointment, now is the time for Bikul to back new manager James Morrison

Brendon Batson reflects on the days when Albion stormed to the top of the First Division before squandering a golden period

EXCLUSIVE: The Robins fielded four trialists for the match on Saturday (July 4), including ex-Sheffield Wednesday winger Favour Onukwuli and one-time Bristol City midfielder Marley Rose. But it was another player, wearing number 22, who impressed several Swindon fans in attendance.

In a busy start to his summer, Ollie Wright signed a new contract extension with Southampton, then sealed a season-long loan to Gillingham, where he’s excited to anchor the side as its new number-one keeper.

Gillingham fans who were starting to become increasingly vocal online about their concern about the lack of a first-team goalkeeper at the club, but they needn't have worried.

The year 2027 shall mark two decades since James Morrison first walked through the doors of West Bromwich Albion. Morrison briefly left the club after retiring only to return in a coaching capacity; he was promoted to the first-team set-up, took temporary charge and, now, can finally call himself the permanent head coach of the Albion.