Ndah agrees Wolves deal

Striker George Ndah has pledged his loyalty to Wolves by shaking hands on a 12-month contract extension which will keep him at the club until next summer.

Striker George Ndah has pledged his loyalty to Wolves by shaking hands on a 12-month contract extension which will keep him at the club until next summer.

Ndah, a £1m (€1.49m) buy from Swindon in 1999, missed last term due to a knee injury sustained during May 2003.

The 29-year-old confessed: “I did consider whether a fresh start somewhere else might bring me more luck, but at the end of the day I’m convinced I’ve made the right decision in re-signing for Wolves.

“If I’d gone somewhere else there would have been pressure on me to start playing straightaway, whereas Wolves know my history and will be patient with me.

“I also want to repay the fantastic backing I’ve had from the fans because from the first ball I ever kicked for Wolves they’ve been superb.

“What I want more than anything now is to get back and score some goals for them,” Ndah told the club’s official website www.wolves.co.uk.

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