New Deal For West Bromwich Albion New Goalkeeper

[Folami David]

West Bromwich Albion's third-choice goalkeeper Luke Daniels has signed a new two-year contract, tying him to The Hawthorns until June 2015.
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The 25-year-old ex-Manchester United trainee joined the Baggies in July 2004, but is still to make his debut.
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His 116 career appearances have come in loan moves to seven different clubs.
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Starting north of the border with Motherwell in 2008, he has also played for Shrewsbury, Tranmere, Charlton, Rochdale, Bristol Rovers and Southend.
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And he has been on the Albion bench 11 times this season for Premier League matches.
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Ben Foster has been in fine form as West Brom's number one this campaign, while reserve keeper Boaz Myhill also signed a new two-year deal, plus a further year's option in the club's favour, earlier this month.
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Sporting & Technical Director (Designate) Richard Garlick said: "He [Daniels] has shown great loyalty to the club since he joined our academy as a youngster and has developed into a very promising goalkeeper.
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"He is an important part of what has become a strong goalkeeper department at the club and he continues to progress well under the guidance of [goalkeeping coach] Dean Kiely."

[Shola Sholaz]

That is a very huge career boost for the young man. The new deal will earn him more experience in the club