The Scot signed a deal at the Hawthorns last June, after being employed as Roy Hodgson's successor, and it is comprehended he'll be paid in the summertime, though no talks have already been used at this level. Clarke, whose official title is head coach, had formerly established a as a assistant, working under the likes of Jose Mourinho, Kenny Dalglish and Gianfranco Zola. He said: "I am enjoying my time here at West Bromwich Albion and I enjoy next year as I am under contract here. "I liked being No2 at a few of the top clubs in the country, and maybe it may occur again in the foreseeable future. At the moment, this job is the best one for me. "This is the one a long time was waited by Iave for, Iave served a huge apprenticeship to be here and be the final decisions are made by the guy who. Right now, Iam really comfortable and happy in this job." Clarke, whose group face fighting Newcastle at home on Saturday, is planning his strategy for next period and has provided new contracts to key players Shane Long, Youssouf Mulumbu and Gareth McAuley. Albion are also set to make a decision on whether to sign Dynamo Kiev opponent Goran Popov completely, though their hopes of preserving Chelsea forward Romelu Lukaku for another period appear distant.
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