West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis has stated that his current position at the Midlands side could prove to be his last job in football.
Tony Pulis manager of West Bromwich Albion
Having been at the club since January 2015, Tony Pulis has experienced both the highs and lows of management in his time at West Bromwich Albion. With nine months left on his two and a half year contract there has been much speculation about his future lately, and as reported by Birmingham Mail the Welshman believes this could well be his last job in the sport.
Pulis has reportedly been on the verge of leaving the Midlands club for while now amidst rumours of not getting what he wanted in the transfer market as well as poor results.
“It’s all according to what happens here,” he said in the Mail.
“If they give me another five years and I stay here another five years it could be my last job.
General view before the match
“Coming from South Wales and a family of eight living in a small a terraced house and being the one out of that family to be blessed and so lucky.
“I want to take as much out of it as I possibly can.”
Whether or not Baggies fans would be pleased at the prospect of an extended stay for the 58-year-old remains to be seen, but his veteran status in the game cannot be denied after recently celebrating his 1,000th game in management against former side Stoke City.
Pulis’ attention will now shift to the weekend when his side travel to the Stadium of Light to face Sunderland.
West Brom manager Tony Pulis before the match
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