The 56-year-old was appointed on 29 November after the Baggies sacked Tony Pulis following a run of 10 Premier League games without a victory.

A 2-1 home defeat by Burnley on Saturday left bottom club Albion 10 points from safety with six games left.

Coach Darren Moore has taken over the first-team and is likely to stay in charge for the rest of the season.

Pardew has become the 10th permanent manager in the Premier League to leave his post this season, which is a joint record along with the 2013-14 campaign.

The Baggies’ statement read: “West Bromwich Albion and Alan Pardew have agreed to mutually part company following discussions between both parties.

“Assistant head coach John Carver will also be leaving.

“The club would like to thank Alan and John for their efforts and wish them well in their future endeavours.”

Pardew, a former team-mate of West Brom technical director Nick Hammond, was the club’s sixth manager since 2011.

West Brom won just once in 18 league games under him, taking only eight points from a possible 54.

They are in their eighth successive Premier League season but have taken only 20 points from their 32 matches this campaign.

Pardew’s previous job in the Premier League was with Crystal Palace, who sacked him in December 2016 with the club 17th in the table.

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Source: BBC Sport

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The Baggies sacked Tony Pulis on 20 November after they went 10 Premier League games without a victory and were a point above the relegation zone.

Pardew, 56, has been out of the game since being sacked by Palace in December 2016.

He has signed a contract until the end of the 2019-20 season, becoming Albion’s sixth manager since 2011.

“I’m thrilled with the opportunity Albion have provided and looking forward to getting to work with what I consider to be a talented group of players,” said Pardew, a former team-mate of West Brom technical director Nick Hammond.

“The immediate challenge will be to get the results we need to pull ourselves up the table.

“But I’m aware that while I’m joining one of the great, traditional clubs of English football, it is one determined to go forward in the Premier League.”

Pardew’s first game in charge will be against Palace in the league at the Hawthorns on Saturday, 2 December (15:00 GMT).

Albion then face trips to Liverpool and Swansea before a home fixture against Manchester United.

John Carver, Pardew’s former assistant at Newcastle, will join the West Brom backroom staff.

Assistant head coach Gary Megson, who took temporary charge following Pulis’ dismissal, has left the club.

Pardew, who has also had spells at Reading, West Ham, Charlton and Southampton in an 18-year managerial career, lost the FA Cup final twice as a manager.

He was named League Managers’ Association Manager of the Year in 2012 after Newcastle finished fifth place in the Premier League.

West Brom chairman John Williams said: “We were impressed with what he had to say and what he has to offer and we are looking forward to an exciting new era under his charge.”

Pardew’s Premier League stats

• Pardew had a 34.3% Premier League win percentage at Palace, compared to 37.4% at Newcastle, 36.4% at West Ham and 26.3% at Charlton
• His overall Premier League win percentage is 35.8%
• With Palace, Pardew became the first Premier League manager to guide a club to a top-half finish after being in the relegation places at Christmas
• Pardew has managed 302 Premier League games

Pardew’s controversial managerial career

While in charge of West Ham in 2006, Pardew was involved in a confrontation with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.

In January 2014, he swore at Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini while in charge of Newcastle.

Two months after that, he was fined £100,000 and given a formal warning for headbutting Hull City midfielder David Meyler.

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Source: BBC

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