Ansen joined the Robins on a temporary loan deal in February after former Canaries left-back Tierney, now sporting director at Moss Lane, utilised his contacts to gain the backing of former Carrow Road team mate Declan Rudd to sanction the move.
Tony Mowbray’s side are currently sat in 6th place in the table with eight fixtures left to play. They are inside the play-offs along with Burnley, Sunderland and Coventry City.
Former Luton Town man Parkin has said on the Benjamin Bloom YouTube channel: “I think both teams to score, the points mean more to West Brom. If I were showing continuity I would probably go for the Baggies here but I just like Norwich.
“I like Norwich on their day and I probably like Norwich with a bit of freedom because I don’t think they’re going to make it (the play-offs) but I think they’re good enough to win here and maybe spoil West Brom’s weekend and potential of getting into the play-offs. I’m going to go 2-1 Norwich.”
West Brom are in a strong position to make a push for promotion to the Premier League again.
They could do with getting a result against Norwich City on Saturday though with the likes of Bristol City and Middlesbrough chasing them down.
