Friday, March 01, 2013 Shane Long looks to be in for a protracted contract at West Bromwich Albion after opening talks with the team. By Liam Mackey Albion manager Steve Clarke said: aSo far when I know Shaneas experts have talked to Richard Garlick [Albionas new sporting and technical director] about possibly a new contract. aIt is great to hear that Shane is happy at Albion. It's advantageous to us. Shane has been great all year from the very first game against Liverpool when he was outstanding.a Long returns to teaching today after limping off having an foot injury against Sunderland last weekend, and his club are beneficial he will be fit to manage Chelsea tomorrow. Meanwhile, Long has been speaking up in favour of his buddy Kevin Doyle, indicating that Wolves need to send for the striker if the Championship strugglers are to escape the relegation zone. Wolves, who have didn't gain in eight games under new supervisor Dean Saunders, experience today to another assessment concern in the design of high-flying Watford. And Long thinks they canat afford to begin without his former Reading and Cork City team partner and fellow Irish international Doyle, who has started the last three games for the club on the seat. aHeas a brilliant footballer,a said Long. aI have observed him teach each and every day. I think he deserves his chance at Wolves since heas when they were fighting over there done a lot for them before. aThere isn't a much better player you may turn to. It was done by heas for Ireland and Wolves. They'll recognize how much they have missed him.a, if he is able to return in the starting 11 A chance for Doyle to impress could also be a increase for the playeras global hopes, with just weekly to go before Giovanni Trapattoni unveils his squad for the Planet Cup qualifiers against Sweden and Austria. Tonightas fit could also be important for Stephen Hunt as he looks to place protracted harm agony behind him. Having recently recovered from hip surgery, the wingeras hopes of returning to action for Wolves suffered a setback in the proper execution of a stubborn chest infection. But Dean Saunders reckons the 31-year-old is on the verge of a recognition. aHe may be in with an opportunity of starting against Watford,a the boss said. aEvery time heas experienced, his lungs have caused him a challenge and heas reacted a but heas got through two days now.a In as particularly welcome news concerning another Irish international what must count, midfielder Keith Fahey is currently near creating a complete comeback for Birmingham City. Fahey, who had been on prolonged loving leave in the home in Dublin, has been back education for two days and Blues boss Lee Clark has now confirmed he will make a low-key return to activity in next Mondayas development team match against Crewe.
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