' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

Annis, the Telegraph jumping on what has already been said, no new news there.

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

Annis, the Telegraph jumping on what has already been said, no new news there.

Steve, Ive just read it, I put it out because it was on the Baggies news,I realise theyve taken it from the Telegraph.

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

Annis, the Telegraph jumping on what has already been said, no new news there.

Steve, Ive just read it, I put it out because it was on the Baggies news,I realise theyve taken it from the Telegraph.

I'm not having a go at you putting it out Annis but just saying that's what journalism has come to these days, jumping on story's from weeks ago just to make a buck.

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

Annis, the Telegraph jumping on what has already been said, no new news there.

Steve, Ive just read it, I put it out because it was on the Baggies news,I realise theyve taken it from the Telegraph.

I'm not having a go at you putting it out Annis but just saying that's what journalism has come to these days, jumping on story's from weeks ago just to make a buck.

Steve, I do think they are very close though.

Ive got your ticket for Blackburn, just waiting on Dibs for times

' THEY EXPECT TO ANNOUNCE SIGNING NEXT WEEK '

Baggies News

BAGGIES TO ANNOUNCE ANOTHER SIGNING EARLY NEXT WEEK
By Ste Hoare

Sunday 16th August 2015


Former Celtic & Norwich City goalkeeper David Marshall, who is now at Cardiff City, will complete a switch to West Brom next week, according to John Percy of The Telegraph.

Percy reports that West Brom will pay £5million to acquire the Scotland international, who is being brought in as competition for Boaz Myhill, with England keeper Ben Foster sidelined until October with a knee injury.



Marshall is currently serving a three-game ban, but that ends this weekend, and that is why Albion are set yo finally set up their efforts to sign him.

Marshall started his career in his native Scotland with Celtic, where he was predominantly a backup. He was later loaned to Norwich, and eventually ended up making the move to Carrow Road permanent.

in 2005, Cardiff City paid £500,000 to sign him from Norwich, and he’s enjoyed a successful spell with the Welsh club. He was part of the side that gained promotion to the Premier League in 2012/13, and he was named in the Sky Sports’ 2014 Premier League ‘Team of the season’.

Annis, the Telegraph jumping on what has already been said, no new news there.

Steve, Ive just read it, I put it out because it was on the Baggies news,I realise theyve taken it from the Telegraph.

I'm not having a go at you putting it out Annis but just saying that's what journalism has come to these days, jumping on story's from weeks ago just to make a buck.

Steve, I do think they are very close though.

Ive got your ticket for Blackburn, just waiting on Dibs for times

Yes I think they are close also Annis, I think they were just waiting for Marshall to serve out his suspension.
Thanks for getting me the ticket, I can't wait now

I just want it sorted now.

One way or another.
I'd like to keep him, but if not let's have the money soon as that will give Slade time to get in a replacement and hopefully the striker we need

I just want it sorted now.

One way or another.
I'd like to keep him, but if not let's have the money soon as that will give Slade time to get in a replacement and hopefully the striker we need

Tim, Yes it needs sorting now ASAP, not good for City or Marshall the longer this goes on.

I can't understand why they would wait until his ban is up i would of thought the benefits of a couple of weeks training with the team would outweigh the extra wages

I can't understand why they would wait until his ban is up i would of thought the benefits of a couple of weeks training with the team would outweigh the extra wages

I personally think its about City wanting £5million up front and not in add ons etc.
Its the fee they are arguing over.

I can't understand why they would wait until his ban is up i would of thought the benefits of a couple of weeks training with the team would outweigh the extra wages

I personally think its about City wanting £5million up front and not in add ons etc.
Its the fee they are arguing over.

Great that the club are holding out. He's worth every penny in my opinion. They are getting Scotland's number 1 and by today's prices £5m is a good deal.

I can't understand why they would wait until his ban is up i would of thought the benefits of a couple of weeks training with the team would outweigh the extra wages

I personally think its about City wanting £5million up front and not in add ons etc.
Its the fee they are arguing over.

Great that the club are holding out. He's worth every penny in my opinion. They are getting Scotland's number 1 and by today's prices £5m is a good deal.

Norms, Totally agree Marshall is worth £5mill

What if we got promoted this season ?

Marshall is the only premiership quality we have.

I know we have to make ends meet, but there are a few high wage earners I'd let go of before
Marshall.

If we did go up we,d be in exactly the same hole as last time -trying to get players who will only come for high money as
They'd expect us to go back down.

Glad I don't make these decisions

Obviously Marshall.

Marshall needs to be playing regularly to keep his Scotland place. When Ben Foster is back, WBA will have three decent 'keepers.