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WEST BROM BOSS PULIS DELIGHTED WITH BERAHINO SUNDERLAND SHIFT

West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Pulis was delighted with Saido Berahino's performance for their 0-0 draw at Sunderland.

Pulis was pleased with the shift Berahino turned in.
“Saido has been fantastic for us, but he took a knock early on in the game and he struggled with his ankle," said Pulis.
"But we wanted to keep him on because he has been playing so well for us.
“He can do things, special things, so we kept him on there and he is also a young lad who has to learn when things are not going well for him, he has to work hard for the rest of the team, and he has done that and I am very, very pleased.
“Although we didn't play very well and he has had better days, his effort and commitment were first-class."

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