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Academy graduate Fellows, 20, was a highlight for the Baggies in an otherwise forgettable 0-0 draw at The Hawthorns against newly-promoted Plymouth Argyle.
Also in for the Baggies was midfielder Jayson Molumby - in for his first start since September - for the suspended Okay Yokuslu.
Both West Brom and Watford are shaping up for another season in the Championship, after the Baggies finished 9th last term, two places ahead of the Hornets.
Every year when the third round comes around Baggies fans have to re-live the memories of that forgettable 4-2 defeat back in 1991.
Fans from both clubs took to social media and highlighted Darlow's performance, with many Tigers fans hoping to keep the star after what he showed off against the Baggies.
Forest Green Rovers and Bolton Wanderers await at the back end of next week, and the Baggies are expected to treat that double header similarly to how they did this week at Cheltenham and Salford.
Former Sunderland striker Josh Maja made his first start for the Baggies, while Kyle Bartley, Jayson Molumby, and John Swift also came into the side, with Thomas-Asante, Semi Ajayi, Matt Phillips, and Okay Yokuslu the men to make way.
Here is a look back at the Baggies shot stoppers from the last 20 years - and their records for the club.
The 23-year-old's return will be timely, with the Baggies having recently lost forward Josh Maja to a serious ankle injury.
Source: https://www.expressandstar.com/top-stories/sport/2023/12/22/west-brom-receive-big-daryl-dike-boost/
The 29-year-old, who cost Villa £11million in 2019, is on Carlos Corberan's radar as the Baggies eye another option at the heart of their midfield.
The Baggies boss has overseen a sharp turnaround at The Hawthorns that began with three straight wins prior to the break.
The Baggies, who head to lowly Rotherham on Good Friday, last week lost O'Shea and Jayson Molumby to injury, with Matt Phillips and Grady Diangana already out for the season.
The Baggies, who yesterday brought in Nigeria international Josh Maja from Bordeaux in France, could now cast their transfer net overseas and not be restricted by Brexit red tape.
The Canaries didn’t trouble Alex Palmer’s goal once, though the Baggies deserve credit for game management and seeing out the important points to take them to south Wales next week with a glimmer.
The head coach was so all-consumed in Baggies analysis and preparation during the season he had to park a passion for Premier League and continental matches.
The Whites felt they had a strong case for a penalty when Gnonto was hauled to the floor by Baggies centre-half Cedric Kipre shortly before half-time, but referee Scott immediately waved away the young Italian's protestations.
Warnock – who tried to rile Albion and Corberan with a jibe before the clash – also reserved praise for a fellow experienced boss Steve Bruce, the Spaniard's Baggies predecessor, who the former felt was unfortunate this term.
West Brom substitute Brandon Thomas-Asante pulled one back for the Baggies but it was too little too late and the game finished 2-1 to the hosts in the Championship.
West Bromwich Albion take on Blackburn Rovers on Saturday at Ewood Park as the Baggies' Championship season kicks off away from The Hawthorns.
Source: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/blackburn-v-west-brom-tv-27459587
With my quiet Baggies optimism I felt they could do something here today - but not quite what we witnessed.