

Peter Odemwingie to West Brom
By: Ethan Dean-Richards | August 18th, 2010
G-G-GET THOSE DOGS OFF ME! West Bromwich Albion are close to signing Peter Odemwingie from Lokomotiv Moscow. The 29 year-old has agreed personal terms with the club and only a work-permit now needs to be granted before the deal can go through.
Odemwingie is a Nigerian international who can play out wide or up-front.
Roberto Di Matteo, West Brom manager, explained “We are still sorting out his visa so he’s not here yet. Hopefully he’ll join us ASAP. That will give the players a lift.”
Di Matteo added: “He’s got a great CV and he’s a good player. We need a few new faces and it lifts everyone when you see a player like him coming in. I’m pleased he is joining us because I’m sure he will be able to help us. He has got great pace. He is two-footed and has good experience at a very high level. He’s played as a striker and a winger in his career.”
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You will be rewarded with a vicious – very West Brom Blog – post tomorrow aimed at a yet to be decided player. Choose who, here:
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Today’s point of hate goes to the reader: You don’t want to keep coming back, but you feel compelled to. 10-7?????
Comments
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I think I’m being funny, but I’m not.


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Others, less in love with themselves, would have talked about what a good signing Odemwingie might be.


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Good night and good luck.


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Quotes from SKY – had to put that, felt sooo guilty for ripping of THE WORLD’S PREMIER RIP OFF MERCHANTS


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My vote went to the readership


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Wanna guess where my vote went?


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Hi,
We’re producing Absolute Radio’s Premier League coverage for the forthcoming season. More details can be found here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jul/26/ian-wright-absolute-premier-league
Would you be interested in being our West Brom contact that we can call upon in Ian Wright’s post-game show? Basically if there’s been West Brom news that day, we would give you a call during the show and talk about all things West Brom for 5 minutes. The show is from 5 till 6.30 after each game.
If you’re interested, you can call me on 0207 927 6620 or e-mail me at charlie.jones@uspcontent.com.
Thanks,
Charlie


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Ethan, i love that you are winning.


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About the only thing a West Brom fan will win this season.


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Bad-Um-Tisch!


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Unless I win the lottery – fingers crossed.


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Haha, fantastic stuff. You have to promise you’ll give match reports in the style of your posts—I can’t imagine the Blog would allow any other way.


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I’m looking forward to seeing how the hateful post about me comes out, actually.


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Will there be a way to listen to this in the US? I’m too lazy to look.


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Nevermind, damn you, I looked myself.


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Can you listen to it then? I’ve already accepted the offer.


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I’ll describe my voice for you – monotone, teenage boy/man – just in case you don’t get to listen in. Haha.


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I think I can, if not live at least after they post it.
A real celebrity.


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Living the dream.
Or is that ‘living in a dream’?


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I think it’s more ‘living in a basement room watching the real world flow by through a tiny window as the walls gradually close in’.
The Blog should keep an eye on Ethan.


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It might be that.
The Blog looks out for no-one.


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It’s just that I think the pressure is getting to him. The symptoms are undeniable: gentle rocking motion, fitful mumbling, one eye permanently squinted and operated by a jittery eyelid.
(I don’t want to throw accusations around but, what with the fixture list, the expectations and the megalomania…I can swear I saw him talking to Scudamore and Mawhinney late one night. Et tu Brute? *wink* *wink*)


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The symptoms you describe are nothing new; in fact, I’ve mellowed.
That meeting with Scudamore was a business matter, nothing to do with football (I can’t say too much, but if you haven’t heard of water-resistant ink pens, you will have in 6 months!)


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Wanted to think of a more obscure invention, but it’s late. The comic genius still shines through though, right?


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…like light through a sheet of paper drenched in black waterproof ink.













