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8:35pm Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Hull manager Phil Brown claims a deal for Wigan striker Marlon King is "almost 90% done".
The 28-year-old Jamaica international discussed personal terms with the Barclays Premier League newcomers on Tuesday.
Brown told Sky Sports News: "It is almost 90% done but that last 10% can always be the sticking point."
King only joined Wigan in January but boss Steve Bruce seems prepared to cut his losses on the player after just one goal in 15 appearances following his £4million move from Watford.
Brown added: "I spoke at length with Marlon and his representatives at the training ground on Tuesday.
"We have agreed our end. Where Wigan are concerned, they are happy with the transfer dealings and we are happy with the contract negotiations with regards to Marlon.
"But there are still loose ends to tie up at the Wigan end, so we are just sitting back and waiting for the green light from Wigan.
"There is still a medical to go through for a start."
King is likely to cost a club record fee, beating the amount paid for Peter Halmosi earlier this month, which although undisclosed is thought to be around £2million.
More colleagues of Barbara Knights have voiced their messages of grief and condolence at the death of the "selfless and irreplaceable" cleaner who had worked at the Dragon LNG site since the beginning of the project.
Do you know a marvellous mum? Are you one yourself? Here's your chance to nominate either yourself or a role-model mother you know for the Newsquest / Netmums Mum of the Year competition.
As Christmas draws closer and people in Pembrokeshire start to think about soldiers from the county who are posted overseas, we at the Western Telegraph want to help you get your messages of support and solidarity and Christmas cheer to them.
High feed prices are pushing up the cost of Christmas turkeys — but producers in Pembrokeshire are reporting good demand from consumers after warnings that festive poultry may be in short supply.
The dung beetle population on a Pembrokeshire farm is to be examined in detail to establish the impact of wormers on the species.
The Welsh national special needs championships took place on Sunday, November 9th at Cardiff central youth club.
Once again, due to injury and captain Molly Furnival-Doran away on international duty, Manorbier girls were only able to field nine players against championship rivals Llanelli.
More than 30 years ago, the Clarbeston Road Players was set up by Chriswen Vaughan who lived in the village.
Theatr Mwldan will be alive with the sound of music this week as Opera Teifi takes to the stage with Cole Porter’s Kiss Me Kate.
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