Darren Moore promoted to first team coach by West Brom
Moore was previously overseeing West Brom's loans
Written by Simon Austin — December 17, 2017
DARREN MOORE is to to continue as Alan Pardew’s first team coach until the end of the season.
The former Baggies defender was previously responsible for loan deals for the club’s Academy players before being promoted following Pardew's appointment as manager at the end of November.
Pardew said: “I wanted to have a good look at Darren Moore. I’ve known him from a couple of coaching seminars and me and John Carver have had a conversation about whether we could step him up to the first team.
“In terms of this club, he’s a legend here, so I think it works well. I’m enjoying working with him, I’m quite happy with Darren.
“He has the respect of the players, and he’s been given a role which he has been brilliant at. He’ll be a first team coach, he has certain responsibilities and they’ll be a clearer as we go along.”
West Brom lost four senior coaches - Gary Megson, Ben Garner, Mark O’Connor and Gerry Francis - after Tony Pulis was sacked as manager, with only assistant John Carver coming in.
Jonathan Gould stayed on as goalkeeping coach.
“I think we’ll be okay, that’s what I’ll go with until the summer,” Pardew added.
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