Relegated West Brom have appointed former Reggae Boy Darren Moore as their new manager.

The 44 year old led them on an unbeaten run in April as caretaker manager having replaced by Alan Pardew with three wins and two draws.

But he was unable to save Albion, who were 10 points adrift at the bottom of the Premier League when he took over.

Chief executive Mark Jenkins said Moore “embodies the spirit of the club and the spirit of what we are striving to achieve in this new chapter ahead”.

Moore played for West Brom from 2001 until 2006, twice helping them to promotion to the Premier League.

After succeeding Pardew he oversaw 1-0 victories away at Manchester United and Newcastle to earn the Manager of the Month award for April, and added a home win over Tottenham in May.

Moore celebrated his manager of the month award for April with dozens of members of club staff

He accrued 11 points from the 18 available after being named as caretaker manager and reeled in gap from 10-points to five.