By Martyn Todd
July 17 2004

Boro' Accept Baggies Greening Bid. Koumas Sign's 4-year-deal. T-Mobile New Baggies Sponsors. Brown And Johnson Sign New Deals. All the Baggies news from the past week updated.

Boro' Accept Baggies Greening Bid

Middlesbrough have given West Brom the green light to talk to their influential midfielder Johnathan Greening. 

Greening is top of Megson's transfer wish-list and has earmarked the player to help bolster the midfield in time for the big kick-off.

Koumas Sign's 4-year-deal

Jason Koumas has finally put pen-to-paper on a new improved 4-year-deal.

The Welsh wizard shocked Baggies fans when he put in a transfer request, only to have it flatly refused by Gary Megson and Jeremy Peace.

T-Mobile New Baggies Sponsors

West Brom announced that they have signed the biggest sponsorship deal in their history with mobile phone company T-Mobile.

The T-Mobile logo will be carried around on the new shirts next-season.

T-Mobile UK's head of marketing, Sandy Munro, said: "We are delighted to announce this deal with West Bromwich Albion Football Club, a club of great tradition and great support.

"Securing a sponsorship deal of this kind not only cements T-Mobile's position as a supporter of football in the minds of fans but allows us to strengthen our brand position in the West Midlands."

Brown And Johnson Sign New Deals

Young striker Simon Brown has signed a new 1-year contract after an impressive loan-spell at Kidderminster Harriers.

Brown, who has made 1 substitute appearance for the Baggies, scored 3 goals whilst on-loan in the last part of the season.

Welsh midfielder Andy Johnson has also signed a new deal, this time keeping him at the club until 2006. The influential midfielder was rumored to be a £1m target of Leeds United