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- Player records Appearances Most appearances Goalscorers Top goalscorers International caps
- Transfers Highest transfer fees paid Progression of record transfer fee paid Highest transfer fees received
- Managerial records
- Club records Goals Points Matches Firsts Wins Defeats Consecutive results Attendances Home attendances Away and neutral attendances
- Footnotes
- References
{{about|all-time records|a season-by-season statistical breakdown|West Bromwich Albion F.C. seasons}}{{Use dmy dates|date=November 2012}}West Bromwich Albion are an English professional association football club based in West Bromwich, West Midlands. The club was founded in 1878 as West Bromwich Strollers, by workers from George Salter's Spring Works and turned professional in 1885.[1][2] The team has spent the majority of its history in the top division of English football and is currently in its longest spell in the Premier League. This list encompasses records set by the club, their managers and their players. The player records section includes details of the club's leading goalscorers and those who have made most appearances in first-team competitions. It also records notable achievements by Albion players on the international stage, and the highest transfer fees paid and received by the club. Attendance records at The Hawthorns, the club's home ground since 1900, are also included in the list. Records generally refer only to first team, competitive matches in national or European competitions. Reserve matches, youth matches, friendlies, testimonials, war-time matches and regional competitions are not considered, except where indicated. Player records {{see also|Category:West Bromwich Albion F.C. players}} Appearances - Youngest first-team league player: Charlie Wilson, 16 years 73 days, vs Oldham Athletic, First Division, 1 October 1921[3]
- Youngest Premier League player: Isaiah Brown, 16 years 117 days vs Wigan Athletic, 4 May 2013[4]{{ref label|YoungestPremScorer|A|}}
- Oldest first-team player: George Baddeley, 39 years 345 days, vs Sheffield Wednesday, First Division, 18 April 1914[2]
- Oldest Premier League player: Dean Kiely, 38 years 226 days vs Blackburn Rovers, 24 May 2009[5]
- Most substitute appearances: 78, Bob Taylor, 1994–2002[6]
Most appearancesTotal appearances including substitute appearances are listed below, with the number of substitute appearances shown in parentheses.[7] | # | Name | Years | League | FA Cup | League Cup | Other{{ref label|OtherGoals|B| | Total | | 1 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Tony|Brown|Tony Brown (English footballer)}} | 1963–1981 | 574 (13) | 54 (1) | 47|47 (1)}} | 45|45 (1)}} | 720 (16) | | 2 | {{flagicon|Scotland}} {{sortname|Ally|Robertson}} | 1968–1986 | 504 (2) | 34 (2) | 53|53 (0)}} | 31|31 (0)}} | 622 (4) | | 3 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|John|Wile}} | 1970–1983 | 499 (1) | 42 (0) | 42|42 (0)}} | 35|35 (0)}} | 618 (1) | | 4 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Jesse|Pennington}} | 1903–1922 | 455 (0) | 39 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 02|2 (0)}} | 496 (0) | | 5 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Tommy|Glidden}} | 1922–1936 | 445 (0) | 33 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 01|1 (0)}} | 479 (0) | | 6 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Len|Millard}} | 1937–1958 | 436 (0) | 40 (0) | 0|0 (0)}} | 01|1 (0)}} | 477 (0) | | 7 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Joe|Smith|Joe Smith (footballer born 1890)}} | 1910–1926 | 434 (0) | 30 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 07|7 (0)}} | 471 (0) | | 8 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Ronnie|Allen}} | 1950–1961 | 415 (0) | 42 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 01|1 (0)}} | 458 (0) | | 9 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Joe|Carter|Joe Carter (English footballer)}} | 1921–1936 | 414 (0) | 37 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 451 (0) | | 10 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Ray|Barlow}} | 1944–1960 | 403 (0) | 46 (0) | 00|0 (0)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 449 (0) | |
Goalscorers - Most goals in a season: 40, W. G. Richardson, 1935–36[8]
- Most league goals in a season: 39, W. G. Richardson, 1935–36[2]
- Most league goals in one match: 6, Jimmy Cookson, vs Blackpool, Second Division, 17 September 1927[3]
- First league goal: Joe Wilson, vs Stoke, The Football League, 8 September 1888[9]
- First FA Cup hat-trick: Jem Bayliss, vs Old Westminsters, sixth round, 13 February 1886[10]
- First league hat-trick: Tom Pearson, vs Bolton Wanderers, The Football League, 4 November 1889[11]
- Most hat-tricks: 14, W. G. Richardson, 1931–1938[12][13]
- Oldest Premier League goalscorer: Gareth McAuley, 37 years 87 days, 25 February 2017 vs Bournemouth[14]
Top goalscorersTony Brown is the all-time top goalscorer for West Bromwich Albion. Appearances, including substitute appearances, are marked in parentheses.[7] | # | Name | Years | League | FA Cup | League Cup | Other{{ref label|OtherGoals|B| | Total | | 1 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Tony|Brown|Tony Brown (English footballer)}} | 1963–1981 | 218 (574) | 27 (54) | 17 (47) | 17 (45) | 279 (720) | | 2 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Ronnie|Allen}} | 1950–1961 | 208 (415) | 23|23 (42)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 03|3 (1)}} | 234 (458) | | 3 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|W. G.|Richardson}} | 1929–1949 | 202 (320) | 26|26 (34)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 01|1 (0)}} | 228 (355) | | 4 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Jeff|Astle}} | 1964–1974 | 137 (292) | 14 (23) | 19|19 (28)}} | 04|4 (18)}} | 174 (361) | | 5 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Derek|Kevan}} | 1953–1963 | 157 (262) | 16 (29) | 00|0 (0)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 173 (291) | | 6 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Joe|Carter|Joe Carter (English footballer)}} | 1921–1936 | 145 (414) | 10|10 (37)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 155 (451) | | 7 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Tommy|Glidden}} | 1922–1936 | 135 (445) | 05|5 (33)}} | 00|0 (0)}} | 00|0 (1)}} | 140 (479) | | 8 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Bob|Taylor|Bob Taylor (footballer)}} | 1992–1998
2000–2003 | 113 (324) | 04|4 (10)}} | 06|6 (22)}} | 08|8 (21)}} | 131 (377) | | 9 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Fred|Morris|Fred Morris (footballer born 1893)}} | 1911–1924 | 112|112 (263)}} | 4 (20) | 00|0 (0)}} | 02|2 (4)}} | 118|118 (287)}} | | 10 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Cyrille|Regis}} | 1977–1984 | 82 (237) | 10|10 (25)}} | 16|16 (28)}} | 4 (12) | 112 (302) | |
International caps This section refers only to caps won while a West Bromwich Albion player. - First representative honour: Bob Roberts for North vs South, played in London on 26 January 1884[15]
- First international cap: Bob Roberts for England vs Scotland, 19 March 1887[16][17]
- Most capped player: James Morrison, 46 caps for Scotland as a West Bromwich Albion player (46 caps in total)
- Most capped player for England: Jesse Pennington, 25 caps as an Albion player[18]
- First players to play in the World Cup Finals: Stuart Williams for Wales vs Hungary in Sandviken and Don Howe, Bobby Robson and Derek Kevan for England vs USSR in Gothenburg, both matches on 8 June 1958 at the 1958 World Cup finals.
- First player to score in a World Cup Finals: Derek Kevan for England vs USSR in Gothenburg on 8 June 1958 at the 1958 World Cup finals.
Transfers Highest transfer fees paid| # | Name | Fee | Paid to | Date | Notes | | 1 | {{flagicon|Scotland}} {{sortname|Oliver|Burke}} | £15 million | GER}} RB Leipzig | format=dmy|2017|8|25}} | [19] | | 2 | {{flagicon|Belgium}} {{sortname|Nacer|Chadli}} | £13 million | ENG}} Tottenham Hotspur | format=dmy|2016|8|29}} | [20] | | 3 | {{flagicon|Venezuela}} {{sortname|José Salomón|Rondón}} | £12 million | RUS}} Zenit Saint Petersburg | format=dmy|2015|8|10}} | [21] | | 4 | {{flagicon|ENG}} {{sortname|Jay|Rodriguez}} | £12 million | ENG}} Southampton | format=dmy|2017|7|2}} | [22] | | 5 | {{flagicon|Nigeria}} {{sortname|Brown|Ideye}} | £10 million | UKR}} Dynamo Kiev | format=dmy|2014|7|18}} | [23] | | 6 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Jake|Livermore}} | £10 million | ENG}} Hull City F.C. | format=dmy|2017|1|20}} | [24] | | 7 | {{flagicon|Benin}} {{sortname|Stéphane|Sessègnon}} | £6.6 million | ENG}} Sunderland | format=dmy|2013|9|2}} | [25] | | 8 | {{flagicon|Nigeria}} {{sortname|Victor|Anichebe}} | £6 million | ENG}} Everton | format=dmy|2013|9|2}} | [25] | | 9 | {{flagicon|Ireland}} {{sortname|Shane|Long}} | £5 million | ENG}} Reading | format=dmy|2011|8|9}} | [26]{{ref label|LongFee|C|}} | | 10 | {{flagicon|Spain}} {{sortname|Borja|Valero}} | £4.7 million | ESP}} RCD Mallorca | format=dmy|2008|8|22}} | [27] | |
Progression of record transfer fee paidTransfers in bold are also British record transfers | # | Name | Fee | Paid to | Date | Notes | | 1 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Bobby|Blood}} | £4,000 | Port Vale | format=dmy|1921|2}} | [28] | | 2 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|George|Shaw|George Shaw (footballer born 1899)}} | £4,100 | Huddersfield Town | format=dmy|1926|12}} | [28] | | 3 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Cecil|Shaw}} | £7,500 | Wolverhampton Wanderers | format=dmy|1936|12}} | [28] | | 4 | {{flagicon|Ireland|1783}}{{Flagicon|Ireland}} {{sortname|Jack|Vernon|Jackie Vernon (footballer) }} | £9,500 | Belfast Celtic | format=dmy|1947|2}} | [28] | | 5 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Ronnie|Allen}} | £20,000 | Port Vale | format=dmy|1950|3}} | [28] | | 6 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Bobby|Robson}} | £25,000 | Fulham | format=dmy|1956|3}} | [28] | | 7 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|John|Kaye|John Kaye (footballer) }} | £44,750 | Scunthorpe United | format=dmy|1963|5}} | [28] | | 8 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Colin|Suggett}} | £100,000 | Sunderland | format=dmy|1969|6}} | [28] | | 9 | {{flagicon|Scotland}} {{sortname|Willie|Johnston}} | £138,000 | Rangers | format=dmy|1972|12}} | [28] | | 10 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|David|Mills|David Mills (footballer)}} | £516,000 | Middlesbrough | format=dmy|1979|1}} | [28] | | 11 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Peter|Barnes|Peter Barnes (footballer)}} | £748,000 | Manchester City | format=dmy|1979|1}} | [28] | | 12 | {{flagicon|Ireland}} {{sortname|Kevin|Kilbane}} | £1,250,000 | Preston North End | format=dmy|1997|6|13}} | [29][30][31] | | 13 | {{flagicon|England}}{{flagicon|Grenada}} {{sortname|Jason|Roberts|Jason Roberts (footballer)}} | £2,000,000 | Bristol Rovers | format=dmy|2000|7|26}} | [32] | | 14 | {{flagicon|Wales}} {{sortname|Jason|Koumas}} | £2,250,000 | Tranmere Rovers | format=dmy|2002|8|29}} | [33] | | 15 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Lee|Hughes}} | £2,500,000 | Coventry City | format=dmy|2002|8|29}} | [34] | | 16 | {{flagicon|Denmark}} {{sortname|Martin|Albrechtsen}} | £2,700,000 | F.C. Copenhagen | format=dmy|2004|6|3}} | [35] | | 17 | {{flagicon|Wales}} {{sortname|Robert|Earnshaw}} | £3,500,000 | Cardiff City | format=dmy|2004|8|30}} | [36] | | 18 | {{flagicon|Spain}} {{sortname|Borja|Valero}} | £4,700,000 | RCD Mallorca | format=dmy|2008|8|22}} | [27] | | 19 | {{flagicon|Ireland}} {{sortname|Shane|Long}} | £5 million | Reading | format=dmy|2011|8|9}} | [26]{{ref label|LongFee|C|}} | | 20 | {{flagicon|Benin}} {{sortname|Stéphane|Sessègnon}} | £6.6 million | Sunderland | format=dmy|2013|9|2}} | [25] | | 21 | {{flagicon|Nigeria}} {{sortname|Brown|Ideye}} | £10 million | Dynamo Kiev | format=dmy|2014|7|18}} | [23] | | 22 | {{flagicon|Venezuela}} {{sortname|José Salomón|Rondón}} | £12 million | RUS}} Zenit Saint Petersburg | format=dmy|2015|8|10}} | [21] | | 23 | {{flagicon|Belgium}} {{sortname|Nacer|Chadli}} | £13 million | Tottenham Hotspur | format=dmy|2016|8|29}} | [37] | | 24 | {{flagicon|Scotland}} {{sortname|Oliver|Burke}} | £15 million | GER}} RB Leipzig | format=dmy|2017|8|25}} | [19] | |
Highest transfer fees received| # | Name | Fee | Received from | Date | Notes | | 1 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Saido|Berahino}} | £15 million | ENG}} Stoke City | format=dmy|2017|1|28}} | [38] | |
| 2 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Curtis|Davies}} | £10 million | ENG}} Aston Villa | format=dmy|2008|7|3}} | [39] | | 3 | {{flagicon|Ireland}} {{sortname|Shane|Long}} | £7 million | ENG}} Hull City | format=dmy|2014|1|17}} | [40] | | 4 | {{flagicon|Senegal}} {{sortname|Diomansy|Kamara}} | £6 million | ENG}} Fulham | format=dmy|2007|7|9}} | [41] | | 5 | {{flagicon|Wales}} {{sortname|Jason|Koumas}} | £5.3 million | ENG}} Wigan Athletic | format=dmy|2007|7|10}} | [42] | | 6 | {{flagicon|England}} {{sortname|Lee|Hughes}} | £5,000,001 | ENG}} Coventry City | format=dmy|2001|8|8}} | [43] |
Managerial records {{see also|List of West Bromwich Albion F.C. managers}}- First secretary-manager: Louis Ford (fulfilled the role from 1890–1892)
- Longest serving secretary-manager: Fred Everiss (fulfilled the role from 1902 to 1948, an English record)[44]
- First full-time manager: Jack Smith (managed the club between 1948 and 1952)
- Longest serving full-time manager: Vic Buckingham (managed the club from February 1953 to August 1959)
Club records Goals - Most league goals scored in a season: 105 in 42 matches, Second Division, 1929–30[45]
- Fewest league goals scored in a season: 29 in 38 matches, Premier League, 2002–03[45]
- Most league goals conceded in a season: 98 in 42 matches, First Division, 1936–37[45]
- Fewest league goals conceded in a season: 27 in 38 matches, Second Division, 1908–09[45]
Points - Most points in a season:
- Two points for a win: 60 (in 42 games in 1919–20), First Division[45]
- Three points for a win: 91 (in 46 games in 2009–10), Championship[46]
- Fewest points in a season:
- Two points for a win: 12 (in 22 games in 1890–91, First Division)[45]
- Three points for a win: 24 (in 42 games in 1985–86, First Division)[45]
Matches Firsts- First match: West Bromwich Strollers 0–0 Hudson's, a 12-a-side friendly match on 23 November 1878[47]
- First competitive match: Calthorpe 2–3 West Bromwich Albion, Birmingham Senior Cup first round, 12 November 1881[48]
- First FA Cup match: West Bromwich Albion 0–2 Wednesbury Town, first round, 10 November 1883[49]
- First league match: Stoke 0–2 West Bromwich Albion, Football League, at the Victoria Ground, 8 September 1888[50]
- First match at The Hawthorns: West Bromwich Albion 1–1 Derby County, 3 September 1900[51]
- First floodlit match at The Hawthorns: West Bromwich Albion 1–1 Chelsea, Football League First Division, 18 September 1957[52]
- First League Cup match: West Bromwich Albion 3–1 Walsall, second round, 22 September 1965[53]
- First European match: DOS Utrecht 1–1 West Bromwich Albion, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, second round, 2 November 1966[54]
- First Premier League match: Manchester United 1–0 West Bromwich Albion, 17 August 2002[55]
Wins- Record league win: 12–0 vs Darwen, First Division, 4 April 1892[2] (English top division joint record){{ref label|RecordLeagueWin|D|}}
- Record Premier League win: 4–0 vs Everton, 19 November 2005;[56] 5–1 vs Wolverhampton Wanderers, 12 February 2012; 4–0 vs Sunderland, 25 February 2012; 4–0 vs Burnley, 28 September 2014;[57] 4–0 vs Burnley, 21 November 2016
- Record FA Cup win: 10–1 vs Chatham, third round, 2 March 1889[50]
- Record League Cup win: 6–1 vs Coventry City, fourth round replay, 10 November 1965 and 6–1 vs Aston Villa, second round, 14 September 1966[2][58]
- Record European win: 4–0 vs FC Dinamo Bucureşti, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, second round second leg, 27 November 1968[59]{{ref label|Anglo-Italian|E|}}
Defeats- Record league defeat: 3–10 vs Stoke City, First Division, 4 February 1937[2]
- Record Premier League defeat: 0–6 vs Liverpool, 26 April 2003 and 0–6 vs Chelsea, 14 August 2010
- Record FA Cup defeat: 0–5 vs Leeds United, fourth round, 18 February 1967[2]
- Record League Cup defeat: 1–6 vs Nottingham Forest, second round first leg, 6 October 1982[2]
- Record European defeat: 0–3 vs Bologna F.C. 1909, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, third round first leg, 1 February 1967[60]{{ref label|Anglo-Italian|E|}}
Consecutive results- Record consecutive league wins: 11 (April – August 1930)[61]
- Record consecutive league draws: 5 (August – October 1999)[61]
- Record consecutive league defeats: 11 (October – December 1995)[61]
- Record consecutive league games without defeat: 17 (September – December 1957)[61]
- Record consecutive league games without a win: 20 (August 2017 – January 2018)[62][63]
- Record consecutive games without a win, all competitions: 21 (August 2017 – January 2018)[62][64]
- Record consecutive league games without defeat from the start of the season: 9 (August – September 1953)[61]
- Record consecutive games without a win from the start of the season: 12 (August – October 1985)[61]
Attendances Home attendancesHome attendance records listed are for games at The Hawthorns only (1900–present). For limited details of attendance records at Albion's previous grounds, see West Bromwich Albion F.C. former grounds. - Highest league attendance: 60,945, vs Wolverhampton Wanderers, First Division, 4 March 1950[2]
- Lowest league attendance and lowest overall attendance: 1,050, vs Sheffield United, First Division, 30 April 1901[65]
- Highest FA Cup attendance and highest overall attendance: 64,815, vs Arsenal, sixth round, 6 March 1937[66]
- Lowest FA Cup attendance: 5,230 vs Leicester Fosse, preliminary round, 14 January 1905[2]
- Highest League Cup attendance: 41,188, vs Walsall, second round, 22 September 1965[2]
- Lowest League Cup attendance: 6,288, vs Port Vale, second round first leg, 24 September 1985[2]
- Highest home European attendance: 35,118, vs Valencia CF, UEFA Cup fourth round second leg, 6 December 1978[67]
- Lowest home European attendance: 16,745, vs Grasshoppers Zurich, UEFA Cup fourth round second leg, 30 September 1981[68]{{ref label|Anglo-Italian|E|}}
- Highest all-seated attendance: 27,751 vs Portsmouth, Premier League, 15 May 2005[69]
Away and neutral attendances- Highest away European attendance: 95,300, vs Red Star Belgrade, UEFA Cup, 7 March 1979[70]
- Lowest away European attendance: 5,500, vs DOS Utrecht, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, 2 November 1966[54]
- Highest attendance at a neutral venue: 99,852 vs Preston North End, 1954 FA Cup Final, 1 May 1954[70]
Footnotes{{refbegin}}A. {{note|YoungestPremScorer}}Brown is the second youngest player to appear in a Premier League match, after Fulham's Matthew Briggs. B. {{note|OtherGoals}}The "Other" column constitutes goals and appearances (including those as a substitute) in the FA Charity Shield, European Cup Winners' Cup, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, UEFA Cup, Anglo-Italian Cup, Texaco Cup, Watney Cup, Anglo-Scottish Cup, Tennent Caledonian Cup, Full Members Cup, Football League Trophy and in play-offs and test matches. C. {{note|LongFee}} The fee for Long may rise to £6.5m with add-on clauses. D. {{note|RecordLeagueWin}} The record was equalled by Nottingham Forest when they beat Leicester Fosse by the same scoreline in April 1909.[71] E. {{note|Anglo-Italian}}Excludes Anglo-Italian Cup games {{refend}}References- General
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8. ^McOwan p. 233.
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11. ^McOwan p. 190.
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27. ^1 {{cite news | title = West Brom sign midfielder Valero | url = http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/w/west_bromwich_albion/7577128.stm | publisher = BBC Sport | date = 22 August 2008 | accessdate =17 November 2008}}
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