Seol Ki-Hyeon - FINALLY A SIGNING

[RG30]

Very good news both on and off the field. He's an excellent player with a good pedigree of experience and anything that helps boost the club's off the field activites with shirt sales etc is a welcome boost.

[Platypuss]

I do like the way our signings this and last year have come from nearly nowhere.

Spot on. Lita, Doyle anyone?

Eh? The Lita saga went on for ages!

[FiNeRaIn]

Don't think they'd have put it on the Official Site if WMBAP.

A few seasons back I certainly remember the OS saying that we had had a bid accepted for David Connolly - who ended up going to West Ham.

So it does happen.

I remember that aswell, coppell is a bit more low key than pardew though. Remember pardew goinn on about joey beauchamp for ages aswell, and that fell through.

[Ascension]

Definitely a good signing, pleased with this one. (Didn't Wolves pay £2m for him?!)

[Kingsley's Kousin]

I do like the way our signings this and last year have come from nearly nowhere.

Spot on. Lita, Doyle anyone?

Eh? The Lita saga went on for ages!

Probably my memory going, thought that happened inside a day, ah well, such is life.

[Sussex Royal]

'In Coppell we trust'

I believe this is an excellent signing - so far Coppell has been pretty reliable when it comes to this area, so that adds extra confidence.

[Dawn]

http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10307~864656,00.html?ptvParm=

Seol Transfer Fee Agreed

Wolves have agreed a fee with Reading for the sale of Seol Ki-Hyeon.


The deal will be £1mil plus £500,000 depending on appearances. There is also a sell-on clause.


The Korean international, who has recently been on World Cup duty, could make the switch to the newly promoted Premiership side when he returns to England early next week.


"We have agreed a fee but the deal will of course be subject to a medical," says Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey.


Seol, 27 signed for Wolves for £1.2 mil from RSC Anderlecht in August 2004. His contract at Molineux would have expired in the summer of 2008.


Last season he made 36 appearances (ten from the bench) and scored four goals.


Whilst with his national team in Germany, Seol recently expressed his frustration with Wolves not winning promotion to the top flight.


Jez adds: "Seol is a good person and a good player but he never made the impact on the pitch that we were hoping when we signed him from Anderlecht.


"He has publicly and privately expressed his wish to leave Wolves to play in the Premier League. We had two offers from Premiership clubs and some interest from Germany as well, but it was Reading who offered a deal that both the player and Wolves found acceptable.


"We wish him well."

[Stranded]

http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10307~864656,00.html?ptvParm=

Seol Transfer Fee Agreed

Wolves have agreed a fee with Reading for the sale of Seol Ki-Hyeon.


The deal will be £1mil plus £500,000 depending on appearances. There is also a sell-on clause.


The Korean international, who has recently been on World Cup duty, could make the switch to the newly promoted Premiership side when he returns to England early next week.


"We have agreed a fee but the deal will of course be subject to a medical," says Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey.


Seol, 27 signed for Wolves for £1.2 mil from RSC Anderlecht in August 2004. His contract at Molineux would have expired in the summer of 2008.


Last season he made 36 appearances (ten from the bench) and scored four goals.


Whilst with his national team in Germany, Seol recently expressed his frustration with Wolves not winning promotion to the top flight.


Jez adds: "Seol is a good person and a good player but he never made the impact on the pitch that we were hoping when we signed him from Anderlecht.


"He has publicly and privately expressed his wish to leave Wolves to play in the Premier League. We had two offers from Premiership clubs and some interest from Germany as well, but it was Reading who offered a deal that both the player and Wolves found acceptable.


"We wish him well."

So from that it would appear, that everything is in place subject to him not having anything wrong with him. Good stuff.

[shadesrwrf]

We had two offers from Premiership clubs and some interest from Germany as well, but it was Reading who offered a deal that both the player and Wolves found acceptable.

That's the bit I find most heartening.

[FiNeRaIn]

"but it was Reading who offered a deal that both the player and Wolves found acceptable"

So personal terms discussed?

[Tilehurst Road]

Excellent value for money IMHO

[Kingsley's Kousin]

it was Reading who offered a deal that both the player and Wolves found acceptable.

Looks like wages aren't a problem!

[Coppell's Right Footed 11]

Well if two premiership clubs have bid for him aswel then we may not be the only suitors who may agree a fee for his services. fingers crossed though.

[Kingsley's Kousin]

Well if two premiership clubs have bid for him aswel then we may not be the only suitors who may agree a fee for his services. fingers crossed though.

English not a strong point then?

[EASTENDER MARKY]

Seol Seol wherever you maybe,
They eat dogs in your home country,
It could be worse,
You could be scouse,
Eating rats in your council house.

??

[FiNeRaIn]

Well if two premiership clubs have bid for him aswel then we may not be the only suitors who may agree a fee for his services. fingers crossed though.

English not a strong point then?

says he who edits

[Kingsley's Kousin]

Edited so that it didn't look like I was taking the piss out of our new signing!

[TFF]

Very good news both on and off the field. He's an excellent player with a good pedigree of experience and anything that helps boost the club's off the field activites with shirt sales etc is a welcome boost.

Improved concourse hot dogs apparently part of the deal.

[Adrian's Fool]

Seol Seol wherever you maybe,
They eat dogs in your home country,
It could be worse,
You could be scouse,
Eating rats in your council house.

I like. Very much.

[Kingsley's Kousin]

Very good news both on and off the field. He's an excellent player with a good pedigree of experience and anything that helps boost the club's off the field activites with shirt sales etc is a welcome boost.

Improved concourse hot dogs apparently part of the deal.