Paul Robinson commends Carlos Corberan for his outstanding performance this season, acknowledging some unconventional decisions made at West Brom.
Despite a depleted squad due to a quiet summer transfer window, West Brom sits seventh in the Championship, sharing points with the sixth-placed Sunderland.
Robinson attributes much of the success to Corberan’s excellent management at The Hawthorns but expresses perplexity over the departure of players like Taylor Gardner-Hickman.
He acknowledges the challenging nature of the league and praises Corberan for achieving a commendable position with limited resources.
Before the season began, a gloomy atmosphere surrounded The Hawthorns, with fans anticipating disappointment after an unimpressive transfer window.
The lack of investment left Corberan with a limited squad, and the departure of key players further depleted the team’s depth. Despite these challenges, Corberan has guided the team to success, winning matches even with several players sidelined due to injuries.
Robinson credits Corberan for this impressive run of form and emphasizes the difficulty of the Championship, especially in a season with financially well-equipped teams.
While acknowledging the tough journey to return to the Premier League, Robinson believes that West Brom, if they maintain their current performance, can contend for a playoff spot.
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