New contract for Nuno.......Bostin

[Hanbury_Wolf]

Any guesses

 

[AndyWolves]

Loan out to a non league club for a youngster you e never heard of.

Probably....

 

[paulhick]

Waters wet, ice is cold,villa still screwed........

 

[mexy]

just seen his tweet..waiting for him to tweet the news

 

[Metal Wolf89]

Kouyate from West Ham?

Experience CM to battle for the ball so Neves can concentrate on being Creative?

 

[WednesfieldWolf]

Please don't be about his book..

 

[The Professional]

This had better be bloody exciting news. Not expecting ****-worthy stuff- usually isn't.

 

[Snarlingwolf]

Stop calling us “shortly”.

 

[WednesfieldWolf]

New contract for nuno

Tim Nash on Twitter

 

[Floyd Man]

Sure to be Robbie Keane.

 

[westside wolf]

New deal for Nuno. Chuffed with that.

 

[The Professional]

Meh.

 

[Jefoe]

Call me greedy but I expected transfer news too

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Will take that! Surprised it isn't a 4 year deal, considering his 1st contract was for 3. But great to have tied the gaffer down and hopefully next news will be a super massive transfer!

 

[Deleted at request of member 4337]

Oh well good glad to hear it Nunos dream continues

 

[Bostin]

Was looked at by Arsenal

 

[Tojo the grass]

Ah well at least Tim didn’t keep us hanging for too long, I would not have got to sleep.
Great news.

 

[Deleted member 4124]

Was looked at by Arsenal

No chance.

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Nash also says Arsenal approached Wolves before they appointed Emai what's his face

 

[Deleted member 4456]

This is probably the best signing we're likely to make.

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

And Zinchenko is yet to make his mind up on whether to move

 

[Norris]

well they’ve tied down neves and nuno with long contracts, our two shining stars, so if anyone comes knocking it’s going to cost them, very good forward planning, i’m more than happy with that.

 

[VancouverWolf]

Great news......now he’s really ours. After last year a lot of clubs would love to have him and if Wolves do well in the PL next year he would be even more of a target for the head hunters.
Well done Wolves.

 

[Shifnal Wolf]

Best news of the summer

 

[Lisas Husband]

He reeled a few in there. Many thinking it was an incoming transfer. Me included.
Never mind, excellent news.

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

£60,000 a week for Nuno.

Niiiiice.

 

[WednesfieldWolf]

Nash says Zinchenko wanted to speak to Pep before deciding on his future. He was training today, so if they had a meeting after training today, there's a good chance we could hear more about this transfer in the next 48hrs

 

[Skrilla]

He reeled a few in there. Many thinking it was an incoming transfer. Me included.
Never mind, excellent news.

Outside of us announcing Ronaldo this was good a signing as he could of announced

 

[Deleted member 4152]

Nuno turned down everton because he wants to take us to Europe.

 

[JOSWolf]

Nash beats Spiers to the news again!

 

[Deleted member 3751]

Not exciting news, but excellent news. Especially if a couple of clubs have been sending the odd sniff in this direction for his services

 

[astraltrader]

Brilliant news.
Without Nuno our future would not look as certain.

 

[VancouverWolf]

£60,000 a week for Nuno.

Niiiiice.

Fosun like and recognize quality.......Nuno to them is worth every penny.

 

[nicko69]

If Nuno is getting £60k a week, it seems unlikely any player will be offered more than that figure - low wages by Premier standards. May explain why it hard to bring in the really big-name transfers.
In another thread, I read that Patricio was going to sign for Napoli for 40,000 euros a week before he eventually joined Wolves. If he is at Molineux for less than £40k a week, it a real steal and great bit of business.

 

[Calufur]

If Nuno is getting £60k a week, it seems unlikely any player will be offered more than that figure - low wages by Premier standards. May explain why it hard to bring in the really big-name transfers.
In another thread, I read that Patricio was going to sign for Napoli for 40,000 euros a week before he eventually joined Wolves. If he is at Molineux for less than £40k a week, it a real steal and great bit of business.

It's been reported in some areas that Patricio is earning around £80k week, so if that is true I doubt wages are going to stop us from signing quality players.

People need to stop worrying it's early days and I'm sure we'll have an adequate team by time the transfer window closes.

 

[wolvesaywe]

If Nuno is getting £60k a week, it seems unlikely any player will be offered more than that figure - low wages by Premier standards. May explain why it hard to bring in the really big-name transfers.
In another thread, I read that Patricio was going to sign for Napoli for 40,000 euros a week before he eventually joined Wolves. If he is at Molineux for less than £40k a week, it a real steal and great bit of business.

The manager is rarely the highest earner at any club and we will be no different

 

[greco wolf]

The manager is rarely the highest earner at any club and we will be no different

Yep. The best players will earn more than the manager. I wouldn’t worry

Nuno could have gone to Everton or arsenal had he chosen.

He chose wolves and there must be very good reasons behind the scenes about investment , ground etc etc.

Fantastic news

 

[nicko69]

The manager is rarely the highest earner at any club and we will be no different

I would be surprised if Guardiola (Man City), Mourinho (Man U) and Klopp (Liverpool) are not the best paid at their respective clubs. Wenger at Arsenal earned more than any player.
Pellegrini (West Ham), Silva (Everton), Benitez (Newcastle), Dyche (Burnley), Wagner (Huddersfield), Howe (Bournemouth) are all probably their club's top earner. Warnock probably at Cardiff also.
Of the others, only Conte (Chelsea), Pochettino (Spurs), Puel (Leicester), Hughton (Brighton) and Gracia (Watford) are likely to be paid less than their top players.
But no wonder Patricio joined Wolves instead of Napoli who offered him less than £40k. He'll be rubbing his hands together if the earlier poster's figure of £80k a week at Wolves is correct.

 

[Knocker Lite]

My concern with Nuno is will he get homesick without his wife once the razzle dazzle of the Premier league wears off and his job becomes a bit of a grind taking away his current enthusiasm.

 

[Deleted member 4453]

so he turned down Arsenal to stay at Wolves...?