The 2011-12 campaign delivered a season of top-flight stability for West Bromwich Albion as the Baggies secured a commendable 10th-place finish in the Premier League under the steady guidance of Roy Hodgson. Leading the charge was the clinical forward Peter Odemwingie, whose 10 goals proved vital in a campaign built on defensive organization and tactical discipline. It was a standout year that marked the club's highest league finish in over 30 years and remains a defining chapter in Albion's modern era of Premier League consistency.