The Wolves Are Gathering


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By T/T
January 28 2010

Hull City manager Phil Brown is planning on holding contract talks with Stephen Hunt after Wolves bid £4million for his services. The Republic of Ireland international has been linked with a move to rivals Wolves throughout the January transfer window. Wolves have reportedly bid three times for the ex-Reading man this month, with their latest move coming in the last 24 hours.

Brown insists the 29-year-old is not for sale despite their financial plight and he expects the winger to face Mick McCarthy's side this weekend.

The Tigers boss is keen to keep hold of Hunt and has confirmed talks to reward Hunt with new terms have started.

With the next game against Wolves Phil wont want to let him go, but finaces at the club are tight and a bid of 4million could be tempting.

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The Wolves Are Gathering
Discussion started by House of Hull , 28/01/2010 17:12
House of Hull
28/01/2010 17:12
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tiger tamer
28/01/2010 17:58
he wont go, wolvers are going down

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tiger tamer
29/01/2010 10:29
Wolves are going to make one final bid, dont no the amount yet, but they really testing hull(Sm110)

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dj wolf
29/01/2010 10:46
He's on the way to Molineux

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tiger tamer
29/01/2010 10:49
We shall see, i would think to be honest that it will be a very hard move either way, if he picks wrong then he could be back in the championship, but then again both teams could go down. Bit of a dilema for him. Hopefully We will both stay up and Pompey, Burnley and West Ham go down(Sm109)

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tiger tamer
01/02/2010 16:18
A further bid of 5mill turned down, not surprised as we cannot let our best players go to relagation rivals.

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