Roman Bednar

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A strong and quick striker, Bedná? is a Czech international football player currently playing for West Bromwich Albion. Bedná? joined Hearts on a permanent deal in August 2006, but exactly a year later he moved to Albion on a season-long loan deal. Albion paid hearts £2.3 million for Bednar who signed a three year contract in 2008. Bednar went on to rattle in 17 goals in just 22 starts to help Albion clinch the championship title and reach the FA Cup Semi-Finals for the first time in 26 years.

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Roberto Di Matteo claimed his West Bromwich Albion side deserved to take more than the one point they ended Monday's 2-2 draw against Newcastle United in possession of. Twice Newcastle came from behind to salvage a point, having gone into the game knowing victory would open up a five-point lead at the top of the Championship. The third-placed Baggies led first through big Swedish defender... [more»]

West Brom striker Roman Bednar has apologised after he was pictured in the News of the World allegedly buying drugs following the victory against Wigan Athletic earlier this month. Albion have suspended the 26-year-old Czech Republic international while an internal investigation takes place and Bednar admits the whole affair has been very embarrassing. "I am sorry and deeply regretful for the... [more»]

West Brom have moved quickly to suspend striker Roman Bednar who was shown in the News of the World on Sunday appearing to buy drugs. The 26-year-old Czech Republic international will now be at the centre of an investigation by the Baggies. A club statement read: "Roman Bednar has been suspended while the club conduct an internal investigation." Bednar joined Albion from Hearts in August... [more»]

West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Mowbray is refusing to give up on his side's chances of survival despite Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Fulham. The Baggies remained rooted to the foot of the table after losing their tenth game on the road this season. But despite another morale-sapping defeat - which included Roman Bednar missing a stoppage-time penalty - Mowbray is remaining upbeat on his side's... [more»]

West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Mowbray believes edging tight games like Sunday's 2-0 win over Tottenham will ultimately keep them in the Premier League. Roman Bednar and Craig Beattie combined to keep the Baggies' survival hopes alive with a second successive home victory. Albion remain rooted to the foot of the table, but Mowbray has been heartened as the rest of the league's strugglers are... [more»]