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All the reports in the press imply that Ward was free to agree personal terms with us, but the sticking point is that Wolves want a fee. Ireland independent: Ward is in limbo as Brighton and Wolves haggle over a transfer fee Irish Post: Ward’s future also remains uncertain as Brighton and...

The stories from the local papers last week all implied that a deal had been done on personal terms, the stumbling block was the fee that Wolves were asking for a player they made clear they don't want. Every week they stall it costs them another £13k, seems a bit dumb really.

Roger Johnson is injured but Jamie O’Hara, Stephen Ward, Kevin Doyle, Tongo Doumbia, Razak Boukari and Georg Margreitter have all been pencilled in to play at AFC Telford United this evening (7.45pm). Their appearance will mean around £17m worth of talent will be on view at the New Bucks Head...

Seems the transfer fee is the sticking point now, maybe a deal has already been done with Ward ( and a medical completed)..... Ward is in limbo as Brighton and Wolves haggle over a transfer fee, while Doyle is left to ponder if QPR will ask him to return to Loftus Road after his successful loan...

It needed the earlier bit of the article to make sense: Ward and his representative are free to negotiate a move for the player. But they have been told he must take a pay cut if he is to sign a more permanent deal with the Seagulls, for whom he starred on loan last season. That could prove...

Express and Star have a little more detail than Mail: Jackett said Doyle, who had been attracting Premier League new boys QPR and Ward, who has been negotiating with Brighton, took the news well however. So it appears we are trying to get a deal done with Ward, but haven't agreed anything with...

From Birmingham Mail: Kevin Doyle and Stephen Ward will train with the so-called ‘bomb squad’. The pair will not travel to Cheltenham on Friday night, nor are they in a 24-man travelling tour party to Ireland as Kenny Jackett looks to sell. Brighton want Ward but Doyle’s situation is complex...