Di Matteo

West Bromwich Albion: Cardiff 'nightmare' scares Di Matteo

Footy Mad Club News (Free subscription) | yesterday

Injuries and suspension compound boss' misery

Biggest game so far for Di Matteo

Express & Star (Free subscription) | yesterday

Albion boss Roberto Di Matteo believes the club have shaken off their soft-touch tag as they gear up for their ‘biggest match of the season.’

Roberto Di Matteo has brought winning mentality to West Bromwich Albion

The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009

Roberto Di Matteo has undone Tony Mowbray's obsession with playing the beautiful game at West Brom.

'Crazy' Carson headbutt benefits Bluebirds

icWales (Free subscription) | yesterday

WEST BROM manager Roberto Di Matteo insisted he had still not seen the controversial head-butt that saw captain Scott Carson sent off in the defeat against Cardiff, although opposite number Dave Jones labelled the goalkeeper’s moment of madness as “crazy”.

We must add players warns boss

Express & Star (Free subscription) | yesterday

Albion boss Roberto Di Matteo has insisted he must strengthen his squad in January for a final promotion push.

Bednar set to start Cardiff clash

Express & Star (Free subscription) | yesterday

Albion striker Roman Bednar will return to the team against Cardiff with boss Roberto Di Matteo revealing he could secure a regular place.

Carson sent off for headbutt as Albion are sent crashing

The Independent (Free subscription) | yesterday

This was a good result for Newcastle, who go to Coventry this evening with a four-point advantage and a game in hand at the top of the Championship after Cardiff ended a six-match unbeaten run for Roberto Di Matteo's side, who had goalkeeper Scott Carson sent off for a headbutt on striker Michael Chopra.

Carson shown red for headbutt as Albion are sent crashing

The Independent (Free subscription) | yesterday

This was a good result for Newcastle United, who go to Coventry this evening with a four-point advantage and a game in hand at the top of the Championship after Cardiff City ended a six-match unbeaten run for Roberto di Matteo's side, who will also have to manage for a while without their goalkeeper Scott Carson, who was sent off for a violent attack on Cardiff's Michael Chopra eight minutes...

• Carson sent off for headbutt as Albion are sent crashing - The Independent
• Championship: West Bromwich Albion 0-2 Cardiff City - The Guardian

Opinions divided over Cox’s strike

Express & Star (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009

Rival bosses Roberto Di Matteo and Nigel Clough had differing opinions on Albion’s ‘Thierry Henry’ goal – despite both claiming they did not see it.

Championship: West Bromwich Albion 0-2 Cardiff City

The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday

A miserable night for West Bromwich Albion culminated in Scott Carson being sent off for headbutting Michael Chopra as Roberto Di Matteo's side suffered a chastening defeat that will be as well received in South Wales as it is on Tyneside. The England international appeared to completely lose his mind after Chopra challenged him at the near post and, having witnessed the incident, the referee...

Kiely in line for contract

Express & Star (Free subscription) | 12/05/2009

Roberto Di Matteo will consider extending Dean Kiely's Albion contract after praising the veteran for improving number one Scott Carson.

West Brom play it cool over Campbell interest

tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009

West Brom boss Roberto Di Matteo has not been in touch with Sol Campbell since the defender settled his contract dispute with Notts County. read more

• Baggies quiet on Sol swoop talks - TEAMtalk

Baggies quiet on Sol swoop talks

TEAMtalk (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009

West Brom boss Roberto Di Matteo has not been in touch with Sol Campbell since the defender settled his contract dispute with Notts County.

Warning on Pride Park clash

Express & Star (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009

Roberto Di Matteo today warned his Albion team that Derby will not roll over if the Baggies go in front at Pride Park on Saturday.

Signings plan is a work in progress

Express & Star (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009

Roberto Di Matteo was today in the running for manager-of-the-month honours as he claimed Albion’s January transfer plans were a ‘work in progress’.