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New boy eyes Premier place
Tuesday 19th February 2008, 3:45PM GMT.
South Korean star Kim Do-Heon today set his sights on a career in the Premier League as he was officially unveiled as an Albion player.
Kim was paraded at a press conference this afternoon and he immediately set his sights on the top flight.
And he insisted moving to The Hawthorns was right for his career rather than holding out for a club already in the Premier League. Kim said: “I want to improve this team and this club and I want to make a contribution.
“I want to get to the Premier League step by step. I like this club and this team and I think I can help.”
Kim, who speaks almost no English, addressed the media through an interpreter, but manager Tony Mowbray insisted the 25-year-old has settled in well.
Mowbray said: “I can see he is a good player. And although we cannot talk to each other as such I can also tell he has a good attitude and a good personality.”
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That’s my boy.. Class player will add an extra dimension to the midfield. Should enjoy the Semi Final atmosphere at Wembley. Used to playing on the big stage
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note his comment about getting to the premier league “step by step”. he clearly sees this club as a stepping stone to advance his career like so many albion players before him
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Good luck to him, he does sound like a cracking player “the Paul Scholes of Korea” he has been described as. You tube has a lot about him.
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With that strange language and weird dialect its no wonder he needs an interpreter…….. but thats the north for ya.
All the other players can understand him so KIM will have to learn!!
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2 what about those legendary wolves players in recent years? there was…. erm and.. god i dont think there was any. oh yeah SEOL, MILLER, CAMARA, LESCOTT, all seemed reeeeeeeeally commited mate
we get rid of wasters in kamara koumas mcshane etc and buy great talent you buy pie eaters from grays who break an ankle wedging themselves in a doorway.
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malvern wilf,,,do you think your pace maker will be able to handle it,might get abit much for ya,,,DOING THE DOUBLE THE MOWBURY WAY,,OH YES…
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