Moxey issues transfer threat

23 June 2011 18:07
Chief executive Jez Moxey says Wolves will look elsewhere for potential new signings if clubs cannot make up their mind whether to do business.[LNB] Manager Mick McCarthy is keen to bring in defenders Roger Johnson and Matt Mills from Birmingham and Reading respectively.[LNB]But efforts to complete the moves have so far floundered and Moxey is threatening to pull out of any deals unless there is movement sooner rather than later.[LNB]Blues are looking in the region of £10million for Johnson and Reading in excess of £3million for Mills.[LNB]Moxey said: "We have got feelers out to a number of clubs - so we either start getting serious now or we move on.[LNB]"We are now telling clubs to make a decision.[LNB]"We need to get things done and what we're saying is 'if you don't want to do business, we'll forget it and move on."'[LNB]Moxey has been delighted to have secured midfielder Jamie O'Hara and goalkeeper Dorus de Vries from Tottenham and Swansea respectively but is eager to recruit more new faces.[LNB]He said: "We've done one deal for a high-class midfield player (O'Hara) who, from the vibe we're getting within the game, will be regarded as a very astute piece of business.[LNB]"We're also delighted to have signed a quality goalkeeper (De Vries) who will provide the right competition (for Wayne Hennessey).[LNB]"But we need to concentrate on other, more pressing areas now."[LNB]

Source: Team_Talk