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Former West Brom boss Tony Mowbray explains the secret behind James Morrison’s impressive start
Tony Mowbray has praised James Morrison’s approach to management at West Bromwich Albion, highlighting the humility and down-to-earth attitude that he believes have helped the young head coach make a positive early impression.
Mowbray described Morrison as “no Pep Guardiola”, suggesting that the Baggies boss does not try to portray himself as a tactical genius but instead relies on a grounded, straightforward approach to his work.

The comments came after a dramatic encounter at The Hawthorns, where West Brom overturned a two-goal deficit to beat Mowbray’s Blackburn Rovers 3-2, sealing a memorable victory with a last-minute winner.
Having previously managed West Brom and played an influential role in Morrison’s football journey, Mowbray is well placed to offer an insight into the qualities shaping his early managerial career.
However, the Blackburn boss also expressed frustration with the officiating, particularly the penalty decision that helped West Brom launch their comeback.
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