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‘GRATEFUL’ MOWBRAY SO GLAD TO BE BACK…

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By John Lyons

WELCOME HOME: Tony Mowbray at West Brom yesterday

REVITALISED Tony Mowbray is relishing his return to management with West Brom.
The 61-year-old penned a two-and-ahalf-year contract on Friday and take the reins from interim boss Chris Brunt today.
It means the first game of his second spell in charge of the Baggies will be at another of his former clubs, Middlesbrough, on Tuesday.
It will be an emotional moment for the veteran boss, who was given the all-clear by doctors earlier this week having endured a “tough year” following a bowel c...

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