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- Roy Keane the 4/1 favourite to take over at West Brom
- Steve Bruce was dismissed from the Baggies after struggling since taking over
- West Brom sit in 22nd in the Championship table
Roy Keane the 4/1 favourite to take over at West Brom
Former footballer and current Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane is the bookies favourite to be the next West Brom Manager.
Keane has had a string of assistant manager roles in the last decade, but hasn't managed a club since leaving Ipswich in 2011.
Fast forward more than 11 years later though and it's the Irishman who is favourite to take over at the Baggies.
| Next West Brom Manager | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Roy Keane | 4/1 | 20.0% |
| Chris Wilder | 5/1 | 16.7% |
| Sean Dyche | 7/1 | 12.5% |
| Scott Parker | 8/1 | 11.1% |
Chris Wilder is second favourite in the betting market to take over West Brom after being dismissed as Middlesbrough manager last week.
Wilder is a manager who receives high praise for his playing style but his struggles at Boro may put Baggies bosses off him.
Steve Bruce was dismissed from the Baggies after struggling since taking over
Steve Bruce was sacked as West Brom manager on Monday morning after a drab 0-0 draw at home to Luton at the weekend.
Bruce joined the club last season with the Baggies in the play-off spots and now leaves them in the relegation places.
With just 7 wins in 30 league games and 1 win out of the 13 this season, the Baggies owners were left with no option but to sack Bruce.
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West Brom sit in 22nd in the Championship table
Whoever comes into the vacant West Brom role has a massive job on their hands with the club currently sat in 22nd place in the Championship.
The Baggies are already 3 points off safety after a disastrous start to a campaign in which they were a promotion favourite.
BetVictor still make West Brom 8/1 to be promoted this year, 7th favourite in the betting market to go up this season.
