Tony Pulis is perhaps unfairly pigeonholed as a manager who merely relies on the physical prowess of his sides to bully out a result.

Now, it’s not as if that isn’t strictly true, though the West Bromwich Albion boss is more than that.

The man is a cold hearted dream crusher who loves to stop an unlikely title challenge in its tracks.

His Crystal Palace side infamously pegged Liverpool back from 3-0 up to a earn a point in the final eleven minutes as the Reds conceded the 2013/14 Premier League trophy to Manchester City.

Grinding out results is something the Welshman is famous for. Never one to exude flamboyance, the former Stoke City chief prefers graft and a defensive mind.

His West Bromwich Albion side are doing their best to derail Leicester City’s title bid this evening, taking the lead through Solomon Rondon early on.

Though the Foxes struck back with two goals, the Baggies levelled proceedings with a delightful free-kick from Craig Gardner.

Twitter does not seem to be too surprised. We’ve been here before with a Pulis team.

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