Jonathan Greening deal made permanent


By Jemma Tappenden
July 3 2010

Jonathan Greening has signed for Fulham on a permanent basis after spending a year there on loan from West Bromwich Albion. The 31 year old midfielder has signed a 2 year deal at Craven Cottage after enjoying success this season in both the Premier and Europa League. Greening still had one year to run on his West Brom contract, but had chosen not to return to the Midlands club despite their promotion to the Premiership.

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Jonathan Greening deal made permanent
Discussion started by WBA Baggies World (IP Logged), 03/07/2010 00:34
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Jonathan M
Jonathan M
03/07/2010 07:35
BS. Very very poor reporting. You just copy and pasted other media's lies. You didn't even bother to look back to when the loan took place. It was a loan with a guaranteed sale at the end of a year. No 'choice'. No preference of one team over another. The only news would have been if it didn't happen and there was breach of contract, if that had happened Fulham would already be on their way to court by now with Peace rubbing his hands in glee at the prospect of even more cash from the case as well as the contract. It was alread a done deal. Sorry but with reporting like this you will soon be down at the level of tribalfootball - must do better!

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