West Bromwich Albion defender Paul Robinson has extended his stay at the club by penning a new two-year deal at the Hawthorns.

There is an option in which the Baggies can extend the players contract by another year.

On the club’s official website West Brom manager Tony Mowbray said: “Robbo warrants his new deal.

“He was very consistent for us last year and has started this season well for for us.

“I’m delighted he’s put pen to paper.

“Robbo is a good player and good players deal with whatever comes at them.

“If he’s got to be physical, he’s physical.

“If it’s a football match, he’s not found wanting either.”

Robinson added: “I’m absolutely delighted.

“Obviously, these things take time.

“The manager and chairman wanted to get new players in first and I fully understand that.

“I’m glad it’s all sorted now and I can get my head down and focus fully on my football again.

“I’m fully committed to the club - and I would have been whatever happened.

“The club have been good to me and there was never any doubt I wasn’t going anywhere.

“Everyone’s now got to put up with me for at least another two years!”