Darren Moore takes West Bromwich Albion training as caretaker manager prepares for his first match in charge of doomed Premier League outfit

Daily Mail | April 5, 2018

Darren Moore was vocal in training on Thursday as West Bromwich Albion's new caretaker boss tried to rouse his under-performing players.

Former Baggies captain Moore, who stepped up after Alan Pardew's sacking on Monday, was seen belting out instructions and he even provided a demonstration with a football at his feet.

The 43-year-old, who retired from playing in 2012, will take charge of his first game as a manager on Saturday when West Brom host Swansea in the Premier League.

Darren Moore took charge of training on Thursday ahead of his first game as West Brom boss

The former defender was placed in caretaker charge after Alan Pardew's sacking on Monday

Forty-three-year-old Moore provided a demonstration for his players with the ball at his feet

He look very expressive while making his point

Moore faces the almost impossible task of saving a seemingly-doomed team from relegation

Sitting in last place, West Brom are currently 10 points adrift of safety with 18 left to play for

Moore was seen in conversation with Under 23 coachu00a0Jimmy Shan who has been assisting him — Moore was seen in conversation with Under 23 coach Jimmy Shan who has been assisting him

Moore's dream must be to save the Baggies from relegation, but at this stage it is hard to envisage the Midlands outfit finishing the season anywhere but last place.