Tsun Dai

[Malc]

I find 600K very hard to believe. At FC Utrecht he never got anywhere near the first team (who had a very good season) and did not play very often for the U23s. If Wolves did pay that then somebody at OUFC can really spin a fantastic fairytale.

 

[Ricey]

Feels a bit like football manager - when you add “new manager” to a rich team and buy all your s**t players for loads of money.

Next we will be signing Wolves players on free transfers!! ?

 

[holdsteady]

Tiger have any relations to the Wolves owners by any chance I wonder?

Aren’t they Chinese? Bit like asking if you are related to a Belgian because you are both white Europeans.

 

[werthersoriginal]

Damn another one gets away, sort it out Robinson

 

[North Wales Yellow]

I don’t for a second believe that the fee mentioned is true. Having said that, Wolves are owned by a Chinese consortium so this is clearly a PR move to try and grab some attention over there. So if we were smart we could have got some sort of fee, and a friendly wouldn’t be a bad idea either.

 

[Bornyellow]

Is this a deal help with FFP with apparently us having made bids in recent days, Im sure Maybe one of the board knows someone at wolves, £600k for a prem league side is peanuts!

My first thought some kind of deal to help us increase our budget. Maybe a bit elaborate though.

 

[Witneyoldfella]

If Sun Day was worth £600k what is Henry Landers now worth????

 

[andystroud]

I find 600K very hard to believe. At FC Utrecht he never got anywhere near the first team (who had a very good season) and did not play very often for the U23s. If Wolves did pay that then somebody at OUFC can really spin a fantastic fairytale.

Perhaps Kassam was involved in the negotiations

 

[PottersRightBoot]

Last chance for

‘Tsun Dai , bloody Tsun Dai’.

 

[mariokempes]

He's no Robin Friday but could be the best player you never saw

 

[OX18]

He has signed a two year contract with an extra years option. If the £600k is to help cook the books I can believe anything in football nowadays. Certainly looks a bit fishy, but if it’s to help us with our budget and he is as crap as everyone on here thinks, how come such a great contract for him.

 

[gingerox]

Wolves are going to China for a pre season tour, who Tsun Dai had been training for, so could be to try and generate a bit of publicity before they arrive? Bit of a reach really but can't think of much else

 

[Foley]

Certainly looks a bit fishy, but if it’s to help us with our budget and he is as crap as everyone on here thinks,

No body on here has seen him play other than a few minutes in an U23 game. Not sure how everybody can think he is crap?

 

[greatunclekip]

An absolutely staggering signing. In every aspect. Just bizarre.

 

[werthersoriginal]

Well, maybe one for the future, but we don’t have time to see if he comes good. Bit like Brentford signing Carroll

 

[OUFC OX3]

Tiger have any relations to the Wolves owners by any chance I wonder?

Maybe attended the same KTV?

 

[smiler106]

An absolutely staggering signing. In every aspect. Just bizarre.

Yep, signing a teenager who had played a handful of games in the same league that we were in. Absolutely bizarre, what on earth were we thinking?

 

[ZeroTheHero]

Yep, signing a teenager who had played a handful of games in the same league that we were in. Absolutely bizarre, what on earth were we thinking?

I think he's talking about Wolves signing him, not us.

 

[brassmonkey]

some of you lot made the south china morning post.

Wolves fans are unimpressed by signing of Hong Kong’s Tsun Dai

Your source for credible news and authoritative insights from Hong Kong, China and the world.

www.scmp.com

 

[Northstandboy]

Feel sorry for him if he is just being used as a PR guy.