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Sam Allardyce will not discuss his future as West Brom's relegation is confirmed

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Sam Allardyce will not discuss his future as West Brom's relegation is confirmed

Sam Allardyce will not discuss his future as West Brom's relegation is confirmed

Sam Allardyce refused to commit his future to West Brom after suffering his first relegation from the Premier League following defeat at Arsenal.The Baggies are the eighth club Allardyce has managed in the competition but a 3-1 loss at the Emirates Stadium saw them condemned to the drop.The writing had been on the wall for some time and, despite a good start in London, goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Nicolas Pepe had them on the ropes.

Matheus Pereira reduced the arrears with a memorable strike but Willian’s first Arsenal goal from a late free-kick sealed West Brom’s fate.


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