Article: West Brom cheer proves short-lived

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EVERTON, APPROPRIATELY kitted out in graveside black on a day that as good as saw West Brom killed off as a Premiership club, did their bit to make it a painless and dignified dispatch into the afterlife, otherwise known as the Nationwide League.

Everyone, that is, except Everton manager David Moyes who, showing no respect for the solemnity of the occasion, argued so long, hard and abusively about West Brom's penalty that referee Steve Bennett ordered him from his touchline seat.

If a West Brom penalty can cause such a fuss, it is just as well that it was their first for 12 months. Manager Gary Megson said: "Penalties are like dodos to us. It has been so long that Igor ...

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