Mowbray joins West Brom
West Bromwich Albion have confirmed the appointment of former Hibernian boss Tony Mowbray as Bryan Robson's successor. Mowbray will take up his duties on Wednesday after agreeing terms leave his post at Hibernian to become Bryan Robson's successor at The Hawthorns.
An Albion statement read: "Albion are delighted to announce that Tony Mowbray has agreed to become the club's new manager.
"He will take up his Albion duties on Wednesday.
"Mowbray will keep a watching brief during the Baggies' next two fixtures at Ipswich tomorrow (Saturday) and away to Crystal Palace on Tuesday.
"Caretaker manager Nigel Pearson will remain in charge of first-team affairs until after the Palace trip."
Mowbray spent just over two years in charge at Easter Road, leading Hibs to successive top four finishes in for the first time in more than 30 years.