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Eric Ramsay's Final Words as West Brom Boss After Brutal Sacking Confirmed - Birmingham Live
Eric Ramsay was dismissed after failing to win any of his nine games, leaving West Bromwich Albion just one point above relegation, with a minus-13 goal differential.
- On Tuesday, West Bromwich Albion dismissed Eric Ramsay after a 1-1 draw with Charlton, ending his short tenure after returning from Minnesota United earlier this year.
- Across nine matches, Ramsay took charge on Jan. 16 and managed four draws and five defeats with a minus-13 goal differential.
- Now sitting just one point above the English third-tier relegation zone, WBA was bounced out of the FA Cup while Ramsay was in charge.
- WBA must now search for its fourth coach in 14 months after paying undisclosed compensation to Minnesota United to secure Ramsay, who lasted only 17% of his contract.
- In 2024, Ramsay, then 32, led MNUFC to a record 58 points after scoring 56 goals in 34 games last season, unlike his WBA team scoring five times in nine matches.
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West Brom sack boss after just 44 DAYS with Baggies staring down barrel of relegation - The Mirror
West Brom have shown Eric Ramsay the door despite only hiring him last month with the 34-year-old failing to win a single game as the Baggies slide towards the bottom three
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Former Loons coach Eric Ramsay fired at West Bromwich Albion
Former Minnesota United head coach Eric Ramsay never gained any traction at West Bromwich Albion and was fired by the English club on Tuesday. The Welshman took over the second-tier team on Jan. 16, but failed to win a single game while in charge. He managed four draws and five defeats, with a minus-13 goal differential. He was let go after a 1-1 tie with Charlton on Tuesday. Ramsay took over West Brom after previous coach Ryan Mason struggled, …
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