Chelsea were poised to move four points clear at the top of the table on the back of defender Branislav Ivanovic’s injury-time strike in the first half at The Hawthorns
Browsing: Victor Anichebe
The 25-year-old confessed settling with the Baggies after a decade at Goodison Park has proved challenging, but insisted he is not having second thoughts about the move
“A lot of people must have written us off and probably didn’t think we’d get anything. But we showed what a strong team we are and showed our resilience
The lanky forward is still being considered by Super Eagles’ Coach, Stephen Keshi, for his Brazil 2014 World Cup squad
Mel is hoping the 25-year-old hitman can build on that early promise in his reign as Hawthorns chief
With Nicolas Anelka facing suspension by the Football Association, the Nigerian ace will soon be Albion’s most experienced Premier League striker
The former Everton striker believes he was destined to join West Brom, but it was not supposed to be like this when he left Everton for £6 million in the summer
“It means so much to the fans and the atmosphere filters down into the players and makes you try that extra bit more
Super Eagles and West Bromwich Albion hit man, Victor Anichebe, has been watching Aston Villa’s Christian Benteke and Baggies Romelu Lukaku in an effort to improve his own game
Anichebe was handed his Premier League debut by the Scotsman in 2006 and he thinks that his former boss is the right man for the Old Trafford job
Nicolas Anelka returns after missing the last two games due to injury and spearheads the attack against his former club, with Victor Anichebe (groin) ruled out altogether
Moyes managed Anichebe at Everton before his own move to Old Trafford
“The sky is my limit but I’m not a selfish player and I don’t need the headlines,” Anichebe told the Birmingham Mail
“I had a great time at Everton. I was there for 15 years. Of course there were ups and there were downs, but that is all part of life
The 25-year-old striker made the Toffees, where he had spent his whole career to that point, on transfer deadline day at the start of September
The Nigeria striker chose to leave Everton after Moyes’ departure.
He said: “The West Brom gaffer Steve Clarke told me he spoke to David Moyes before I came here and they had a good chat
Although undisclosed, the suggestion is Albion splashed out £6 million to land the Nigerian forward following an eight-year spell with Everton
Anichebe’s move became possible when Everton brought in Belgium striker, Romelu Lukaku, on loan from Chelsea for the season
West Bromwich Albion and Stoke City are bidding for the Nigerian international on Monday
Keshi disclosed that he has sent an email to Everton in a renewed attempt to reach the striker