Five talking points from West Brom's victory over Reading
West Brom continued their fine form this season with a 4-1 win over Reading last weekend.
Here are five talking points from the clash at The Hawthorns.
Value for money down The Hawthorns
The numbers are quite frankly, ludicrous.
Albion have scored four or more goals in a third of their league games, they’ve equalled their league tally for the whole of last season, and have scored at least nine more than any other team in the division.
Twenty of those 31 goals have come at home, which means fans are getting value for money.
If you have a season ticket behind the goals, it’s currently costing you just £4.29 per Albion goal – and including the seven the opposition have scored, it’s £3.18 per goal.
Kyle Edwards proves youth can be trusted
It’s understandable why Darren Moore didn’t want to start Edwards in an unfamiliar position, but it was always going to be a tall order to expect a 35-year-old orthodox right-back like Tyrone Mears to play three games in eight days in such a demanding role.
