West Brom’s official Twitter account recently posted a tweet featuring an image of The Hawthorns which has caught the attention of some Baggies fans who have been sharing how much they miss their club’s home ground in response to this post.
Baggies fans haven’t been able to enjoy a game of Championship football at their home ground since the 29th of February. This has been due to the current viral outbreak which forced professional football in England to a halt in March and it may not come as a surprise that this image of the club’s stadium has prompted some Baggies fans to respond to this post to share that they miss The Hawthorns.
Read the responses of some West Brom supporters to this post from their club’s official Twitter account in the tweets below.
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Our home. ??? pic.twitter.com/LEkSliTTuI
— West Bromwich Albion (@WBA) May 20, 2020
Being back here can’t come soon enough ?
— Sarah ? (@sarah_WBAx) May 20, 2020
Took it for granted for so long. What I would do now to climb those steps in the brummy road end and see those same faces again
— Phil whitfield (@whitfield_phil) May 20, 2020
STOP ADMIN!!! not good making grown man cry ??!! ??
— Carl 1878 ????? (@baggyboy1878) May 20, 2020
Is The Hawthorns the best stadium in the Championship?YES, OBVIOUSLY
NOT QUITE THE BEST
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Same held back the tears here
— JAY LEE (@itsjaylee13) May 21, 2020
Miss going home ?
— Jimi Nicholls (@JimiNicholls) May 20, 2020
Can’t wait to get back but it’s going to be while before we can
— Simon Brookes (@SimonWBA) May 20, 2020
What do we think?
The Baggies’ most recent Championship home game was a 1-0 loss to Wigan Athletic, which may not provide them with a positive memory of their last outing at The Hawthorns. However, despite that, it may be fair to say that the length of time that these Baggies fans have now had to endure without being able to watch a game of football at their club’s stadium has left them yearning for a return to the ground, which may be evident by how they’ve reacted to this post featuring a picture of the stadium.