Keeper consistency: West Brom's shot stoppers from down the years
In recent history West Brom's number one spot has arguably been the most settled position in the side.
From Russell Hoult's clean sheet record in the early noughties to Ben Foster's Premier League days - Albion have always built well from the back.
However, in the current campaign it has been anything but as they have been forced to call upon three goalkeepers in the space of a few months.
In the past, third or even fourth choice goalkeepers have been handed the odd appearance, such as Anders Lindergaard, or the late Martin Fulop.
However, not for many years have Albion had three goalkeepers who have been a considerable amount of games in a season.
Here is a look back at the Baggies shot stoppers from the last 20 years - and their records for the club.
Russell Hoult
Hoult was signed by Gary Megson in 2001 - and would go on to make over 200 appearances for Albion and go down in the club's history.
He played 13 times in his first season as Albion lost in the play-offs - but it was the famous 2001/2002 season where the goalkeeper would make his name.
He kept a record number of clean sheets, was named in the PFA Team of the Year, and helped Albion win promotion to the Premier League.
He remained the Baggies' number one for four seasons - playing almost every league game in that time and racking up 213 appearances in all competitions.
Hoult picked up an injury in the penultimate game of the 2004/05 Great Escape campaign - and was replaced by Tomasz Kuszczak.
He would never fully become number one again and left in 2007.
Tomasz Kuszczak
