West Ham United Part Company With Freddie Ljungberg
2008-08-06 21:35:00 The hammers have agreed to terminate Freddie Ljungberg with immediate effect, this time last year he was heralded in a £3million move across London from Arsenal. However last season he managed just 25 appearances. The undisclosed terms of the deal have been announced as acceptable for both parties. The 31 year old midfielder can now take ...
West Ham United vs Derby County Highlights: EPL Highlights
2008-04-20 18:22:00 West Ham United vs Derby County Highlights: EPL Highlights1 Vote(s)
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Freddie Ljungberg hopes to be fit for West Ham United
2008-04-16 05:12:00 Freddie Ljungberg hopes to be fit for West Ham United’s match with Derby County despite having a nerve problem. The Upton Park outfit host already relegated Derby on Saturday in the Barclays Premier League, and have been boosted by the Swede’s news. Ljungberg, who has missed the Hammers’ last two matches, was originally thought to ...
By: Blog Hipp
Sunderland ? West Ham United
2008-03-29 10:53:00 Sunderland host West Ham United this Saturday in the hope of recording their first back-to-back wins of the season and picking up three vital point1 Vote(s)
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West Ham United 2 Blackburn Rovers 1
2008-03-17 10:49:00 Sears gives West Ham glimpse of bright future by David LaceyWest Ham United will always be about local heroes. The club may sign players from far and wide but Upton Park keeps a special place in its heart for an Essex boy made good. A roar of anticipation greeted Freddie Sears, an 18-year-old from Hornchurch, when he began to warm up and when he eventually came off the bench his 15 minutes of fame were virtually guaranteed... GuardianSears takes honours for Hammers' academy by Will BuckleyThis was a game that might have meant more to Blackburn, who still had a few lingering hopes of securing a European place. But for West Ham, whose season has run aground with a flurry of big defeats, it was of fundamental significance. Had they contrived to lose 4-0 for a fourth consecutive time, they could have started to believe they were fated to do so every time they played... ObserverSears blazes a trail for revival of Hammers' tradition by Paul NewmanAlan Curbishley would no doubt prefer to...
Fulham 0 West Ham United 1
2008-02-25 11:02:00 Fulham Berate Referee And Lurch Closer To Trapdoor by Sachin Nakrani Fulham are lurching ever closer to the Championship and they know it. Defeat in a match they deserved to draw at least has brought gloom among the players and simmering tensions at boardroom level, where the cost of relegation is measured not only in pride but also in financial diminution of the most severe kind... GuardianSolano Hands Out Cruel Punishment To Fulham by Will Buckley The Duke of Edinburgh is probably to blame. Last week Fulham chairman Mohamed Fayed was outlining his conspiracy theories, and he had more grist for his mill during a London derby that was as dull as it was bleak. The desperately mediocre contest was decided by substitute Nolberto Solano's elbow... ObserverSolano's Controversial Winner Lifts Veil Of Mediocrity by Brian Glanville ?I THINK when you?re down at the bottom, it does go against you somewhat,? said West Ham?s manager Alan Curbishley, generously. Although he insisted that he h...
West Ham United 1 Birmingham City 1
2008-02-11 11:15:00 Dull, Overlong And No One Cared For The Ending by Paul WeaverAfter this appalling game Alex McLeish, the Birmingham manager, said he had escaped, briefly, the Premier League relegation dogfight to attend the cinema. "I saw No Country For Old Men," he said. "It was nice and violent. There were a few red cards in that one."... GuardianBowyer Off As Hammers Fade by Anna KesselWest Ham had been hoping for a fourth consecutive home victory, having beaten Manchester United, Fulham and Liverpool in recent weeks. But a fading performance from both teams resulted in a draw that failed to excite... ObserverHammers Make Easy Viewing For McLeish by Hyder JawadSo much that was unexpected came to Upton Park on Saturday: springtime, Fabio Capello, Alex McLeish's smile ... it was that kind of afternoon. And yet, towards the end, with aimless long balls becoming the tactic of choice for both teams, it was something foreseeable that disfigured this match: the Lee Bowyer sending off... IndependentMcF...
Wigan Athletic 1 West Ham United 0
2008-02-04 12:02:00 Pitch Battles Show Wigan An Obvious Route To Safety by David HoppsFrom the primordial swamp otherwise known as the JJB Stadium pitch, comes the signs of stirring. Wigan Athletic might not be the highest evolutionary form known to the Premier League, but on this evidence they are certainly one of the most combative... GuardianHeskey Injury Takes Gloss Off Wigan Win by Peter KeelingWigan's joy at gaining the three points that took them out of the relegation zone was tempered somewhat by their striker Emile Heskey limping out of the match and out of Wednesday's international friendly with Switzerland... ObserverWigan Revival Continues Under Steve Bruce by Neil Johnston Considering the drama in his private life, Wilson Palacios could be excused for not having the appetite for a relegation battle. After all, the ?King of Honduras? has more pressing matters on his mind, such as whether he will see his 15-year-old brother again... TimesHeskey Ruled Out But Wigan Battle On by Pete Oliver ...
West Ham United 1 Liverpool 0
2008-01-31 10:45:00 "It's tremendous - if you're going to get a penalty and score then it's a great time to do it. Week in and week out we've put in a lot of effort - the squad have a fantastic attitude and full credit goes to them. We've lost three games in the last 16 and that's gone unnoticed."~ Alan CurbishleyNoble Penalty Plunges Liverpool Into Seventh Hell by Dominic FifieldLiverpool's plod in the Premier League has juddered to a halt. A side who had expected to challenge for the title back in autumn gasp in seventh place this morning, their season steadily unravelling around a bewildered Rafael Benítez... GuardianBenitez Put On The Spot As Noble Penalty Adds To Misery by Tom DartIs this the way it will end for Rafael Benítez, with a bang and a whimper? The bang was Jamie Carragher?s crass connection with Fredrik Ljungberg that gave Mark Noble an opportunity to score the winning penalty that he embraced with aplomb. The whimper was Liverpool?s performance... TimesNoble On Spot To Punish Li...
Bellamy and Zamora boost for West Ham United
2008-01-08 12:17:00 West Ham United have been boosted by the news Craig Bellamy and Bobby Zamora are getting back to fitness. Bellamy is running in training after his abdominal injury which he had operated on in Germany three months ago. Zamora, who is out with a knee complaint, is also on the comeback trail and Hammers manager ...
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Arsenal V West Ham United - Pre-Match Review (brief)
2008-01-01 15:12:00 Happy New Year to all Gooners and I can only apologise for this very brief preview. Firstly I was absolutely thrilled to get greetings on this site from Israel, Malta Bangladesh and Oz, The other contributions from South Africa and Malaysia also confirm that Gooners are spread the world over, and each one of you ...
Aston Villa 1 West Ham United 0
2007-10-08 02:10:00 Wing Wizard Young Keeps English Flag Flying by David LaceyWhile the presence of 14 Englishmen on the Villa Park pitch at the start would have pleased Sepp Blatter, the president of Fifa, who wants teams to be restricted to five foreigners, the match itself supported the view of Arsenal's Arsène Wenger that such a move would undermine the quality of the football... GuardianWalls Have No Fears For Gardner by Duncan CastlesHundreds of millions have been spent on purchasing and renovating these two stalwarts of the English game, yet still they inhabit the twilight zone of the Premier League. Capable enough to trip up a superpower once in a while, but struggling for the consistency that would earn their owners a European away day... ObserverAshton Injury Compounds Misery by Brian Doogan FOUR goals failed to accomplish the job for Aston Villa on Monday night against Tottenham but, with a converted free kick by Craig Gardner and a much more assured defensive display, Martin O?Neill?s team...
The Doc?s Diagnosis: Villa vs West Ham United
2007-10-07 04:43:00 First of all, the facts. Villa have taken four points from two tough games this week and are this evening sitting fifth in the Premier League. If you win your home games and draw your away games, you finish in the top four. Full stop. Now to the game this afternoon.
West Ham United 0 Arsenal 1
2007-10-01 13:04:00 Arsenal Show A Gritty Side by Kevin McCarraLife is going so well for Arsène Wenger that he can reminisce about disappointments with a sort of nostalgia. Thinking of the trudge through two trophyless seasons, the Arsenal manager now emphasises the solidarity it nurtured in a relatively new line-up: "It's good to share the pain."... GuardianVan Persie Keeps Arsenal Flying High by Stuart BarnesArsenal's early-season bandwagon rolls on. A week after dissecting Derby with great precision, they successfully negotiated a much sterner test, standing two-to-toe with West Ham, delivering that extra bit of class when it mattered and protecting Robin van Persie's early goal for a merited victory... ObserverArsenal Combine Graft With Craft By John LeyIf Arsenal win the Premier League they will turn their minds back to the late September day when graft rubbed shoulders with craft and stole a win that, a year earlier, would have been improbable. West Ham gave Arsenal the sternest test yet of th...
West Ham United v Arsenal (Premier League)
2007-09-28 03:28:00 West Ham United 0 - 1 ArsenalBarclays Premier League (Week 8)Upton ParkSaturday, September 29, 2007Kick-off: 2:00pm (GMT)[Report | News | Photos]Goals:Credits: Fella0 - 1West Ham UnitedArsenal Van Persie 13'Interviews:BBC Interview: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger BBC Interview: West Ham boss Alan Curbishley Sky Sports Interview: Arsenal manager Arsene WengerSky Sports Interview: West Ham manager Alan CurbishleyMatch Highlights:Credits: fred54, DegasiadoBBC MotD Highlights (Xvid - Widescreen 640 x 352)Download - 59MB [BallShare Password: whua | Mediafire | RapidShare] ATVO Highlights (Extended Highlights + Inteview with Wenger - WMV)Download - 75MB [Sharebee]Full Match:Credits: kc123Setanta Sports Coverage (Torrent - English Commentary - H264 - 1100kbps - 856MB)Download [mininova | Mediafire | Sharebee]
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West Ham United 1 Plymouth Argyle 0
2007-09-27 11:36:00 Ashton Breaks The Deadlock by Andy MartinDean Ashton's stoppage-time winner sent West Ham into the fourth round of the Carling Cup at the expense of Plymouth. The match looked to be heading into extra time as the Championship side held out for 91 minutes in the face of almost constant pressure... GuardianAshton Stunner Sinks Argyle by Nick Szczepanik Dean Ashton produced a spectacular volleyed goal in injury time at Upton Park last night to send West Ham United into the fourth round of the League Cup for the first time in seven seasons. So often the victims of clubs from lower divisions in knockout competitions... TimesDean Ashton Applies Killer Touch For West Ham by Stewart JacksonDean Ashton scored in stoppage time to save West Ham's blushes last night, a right-footed strike claiming victory and his third goal in as many games. Alan Curbishley was true to his word and fielded a strong side ? he spoke this week of the Carling Cup being a viable route back into European football.....
Newcastle United 3 West Ham United 1
2007-09-24 13:54:00 Vibrant Viduka Pays Dividends by Louise TaylorThe stricken local bank, Northern Rock, used Newcastle's advertising hoardings to persistently flash up the message "Rock Steady" yesterday. If financial analysts might disagree with that most brazen assertion, it was difficult to argue with those cynics who have labelled Michael Owen Tyneside's "Northern Crock"... The GuardianNewcastle Roll On After Own Hits the Rocks by George CaulkinThe T-shirts sported by Newcastle United?s players before kick-off were emblazoned with a supportive message for a local bank that has famously undergone difficulties recently - and Sam Allardyce hopes that it will also prove a prophecy for his team... The TimesOwen Concern Takes Edge Off Newcastle's Joy by Michael WalkerMichael Owen will have a scan today to discover whether he requires surgery to correct his stubborn groin injury, a development that will concern the England manager, Steve McClaren, as much as Newcastle's Sam Allardyce... The Independ...
West Ham United 3 Middlesbrough 0
2007-09-17 18:26:00 Cole Changes Hammers' Hearts by David LaceyGoals change games and can sometimes change minds. By half-time, after a routine mix of the bright and the banal, West Ham United supporters had clearly got it in for Carlton Cole... The GuardianCole Comes In From Cold by Will BuckleyThe sun was shining and the Hammers were at home for the first time since a 3-0 victory at Reading. T'were very heaven to be a cultured West Ham fan. The first half, however, was a purgatory that seemed to have no end... The ObserverAshton On Target by James WrigleyIt would be wrong to put West Ham's apparent revival down to the return of the striker Dean Ashton, who missed the whole of his club's chaotic campaign last season with a broken ankle... The IndependentAshton Brings House Down by Jim FoulertonWest Ham produced a first home win for their supporters that had at one point seemed highly improbable but which by the end was emphatic. Three goals inside 16 second-half minutes... Independent on SundayAsh...
Reading 0 West Ham United 3
2007-09-03 11:43:00 Alarm Bells Ringing For Coppell After Hammers Expose Reading by David LaceyJust for a change West Ham went about bursting bubbles rather than blowing them on Saturday. Shaking off their torporific home form, Alan Curbishley's team suggested that what was a miracle at Reading last season may become a mirage before the present one is much older... The GuardianBellamy And Etherington Leave Ragged Royals Looking Flushed by Arindam RejThis was a masterclass in how not to play against West Ham. For all West Ham's faults, they are a team who know how to break quickly from deep positions and have the players to capitalise on counter-attacks... The ObserverBellamy Bullies Reading by Brian GlanvilleMaking light of harsh memories, and the loss in midweek of Kieron Dyer, West Ham, inspired by Craig Bellamy, simply took Reading to pieces... The TimesBellamy Runs Riot In Aid Of Curbishley's Solid Crew by James CorriganAssembling a cast that now includes the likes of Craig Bellamy and Lee Bowye...
Bristol Rovers 1 West Ham United 2
2007-08-29 11:01:00 Victory Marred As Dyer Joins Hammers' Horror Run Of Injuries by Stuart JamesWest Ham United could take little consolation from their passage into the third round of the League Cup last night as Kieron Dyer suffered a suspected double fracture of the leg that is likely to rule him out for the rest of the season... The GuardianAnother Cruel Break For Dyer by George CaulkinWith his job on the line and England?s hopes of qualifying for the European Championship finals at stake, Steve McClaren did not require another bad break, but the head coach?s misfortune was meagre in comparison with that of Kieron Dyer last night... The TimesKieron Dyer Break Hits West Ham by Martin SmithWest Ham, removed from the competition by Chesterfield last season, ensured there was no Carling Cup repeat last night at Bristol Rovers, though at the loss of Kieron Dyer, who may miss the rest of the season... The TelegraphCurbs Fury At Dyer Despair by Ivan SpeckFor once, West Ham made it past lower league oppos...
West Ham United 1 Wigan Athletic 1
2007-08-27 18:29:00 West Ham Are Calling On Ashton To Advance by Simon BurntonThis was a three-minute thriller. It was as if, some time deep into the second half, the players had been informed of a contractual obligation to provide Match of the Day with a minimum amount of useable highlights and met the basic obligations... The GuardianBowyer Late Show Leaves Wigan Short Of Revenge by Conrad LeachGiven that Wigan were one of the gang of four who had wanted West Ham relegated last season over the Carlos Tevez affair, presumably winning here would at least have come as a decent second prize... The ObserverHammers Defy Odds by John Aizlewood A MOST curious encounter: one where West Ham United had most of the possession, yet Wigan Athletic had most of the clear-cut chances. After 90 fascinating minutes, the spoils deserved to be shared but Wigan headed back up the M6 regretting a lapse of concentration... The TimesCurbishley Searches For Elusive Hammers Spirit by Jason BurtBust-ups with players have plague...
Birmingham City 0 West Ham United 1
2007-08-20 11:57:00 Noble Relief For Curbishley by John AshdownToday is the beginning of week 37 of Alan Curbishley's reign as West Ham managerbut it must seem an awful lot longer. Last week's home defeat by Manchester Citybrought a bout of unwanted headlines... The GuardianBruce Fumes As Bellamy Eases Pressure by Duncan MackayFew players appear to thrive on conflict and controversy quite like CraigBellamy, who started yesterday by making one of his regular appearances on theback pages of a tabloid and ended it by allegedly getting involved in anincident in the tunnel... The ObserverNoble Penalty Gives Hammers Result by Kaveh SolhekolIf life was fair, West Ham United supporters would be waking up this morning andreading about how their team bounced back from losing to Manchester City on theopening day of the season. Life is not fair and Alan Curbishley knows thatbetter than most managers... The Times 'Baggage' Won't Weigh Down Alan Curbishley by Martin SmithCraig Bellamy and Kieron Dyer come with ...
West Ham United 0 Manchester City 2
2007-08-12 23:12:00 Take A Bow, Sven The Revolutionary by Martin SamuelThere was only one certainty about Sven-Göran Eriksson?s revolutionised Manchester City. Four. Four. Two. It was his touchstone in more than five years as England head coach. Great players, such as Paul Scholes, were sacrificed to it; tournament campaigns drifted listlessly, lost in his thrall to it... The TimesSven's Foreign Legion Shine by Brian GlanvilleFresh from their recent tribulations, a mischievous computer decreed that West Ham should play Manchester City on this opening Premier League day. And City won at a canter... Sunday TimesEriksson Follows Gambler's Instincts by James LawtonThe verdict on Sven Goran Eriksson as coach of England has been in for some time ? but what about the resurrected, big-league club manager, the winner of Italy's scudetto and the new messiah of Manchester City?... The IndependentEriksson Purrs As City Slickers Click Instantly by Nick TownsendIn those words we came to love, and expect, from Sv...
West Ham United 2 AS Roma 1
2007-08-05 21:32:00 Ashton Returns With Style by Kaveh SolhekolIt is debatable whether West Ham United should be kicking off the season in the Barclays Premier League this weekend, but Alan Curbishley?s team proved to be more than a match for one of the best teams in Serie A on Saturday... The Sunday TimesAshton's Finishing Touch Lifts Hammers by Richard GillisWest Ham may have had a more interesting close season than they would have liked, but the long queues for season tickets, which delayed the start of this match, are testimony to the rising expectations in east London... The ObserverDyer's Hammers Deal 'Definitely Off' by Ronald AtkinThe news for West Ham from this niggly friendly is that Deano is back. Having missed last season with a broken ankle, Dean Ashton thumped the impressive, brute force winner which destroyed Roma's earlier, classy domination... Independent on SundayWinner Ashton Ready To Take Tevez Mantle by Malcolm BrownDean Ashton put his injury torment behind him and showed West...
Leyton Orient 1 West Ham United 1
2007-07-25 09:30:00 Dean Ashton scored his first goal for West Ham in almost a year as the Hammers claimed a 1-1 draw in yesterday's pre-season friendly against Leyton Orient at The Matchroom Stadium. The England striker hit an unstoppable shot from 30 yards after quarter of an hour, the ball swerving past Glenn Morris in goal. The Orient keeper was subsequently replaced after suffering a head injury following an aerial collision with Callum Davenport, and in a very competitive first half, Adam Boyd fired narrowly wide for the Coca-Cola League One club before scoring a stunning equaliser after 20 minutes. The 25-year-old, a new signing from Luton, sent a 25-yard volley dipping over England goalkeeper Robert Green to mark his debut for the east London club in style.In the second half Kyel Reid sent a fierce shot over the bar for the visitors, before Ashton failed to claim his second of the game when he contrived to miss a glaring opportunity when he headed over from four yards following Matthew Etheri...
West Ham United Sign Freddie Ljungberg From Arsenal
2007-07-24 01:18:00 The mass exodus of the ?Big Names? from the Emirates Stadium continues just weeks after the departure of Thierry Henry, Freddie Ljungberg has left to join West Ham for a nominal fee that could rise to around £3million, the same fee that Arsenal paid for him seven years ago when they bought him from Halmstads. The ...
West Ham United Capture Craig Bellamy From Liverpool
2007-07-10 21:56:00 Welsh captain Craig Bellamy has joined East London club West Ham United as they prepare for life after Tevez. With the Argentinean poised to move to the North-West Hammers manager Alan Curbishley is trying to build a squad that he hopes will not struggle as much to remain in the Premiership. West Ham United are Craig ...
Manchester United Sign West Ham United Striker Carlos Tevez
2007-07-06 16:23:00 Argentinian 23-year-old striker Carloz Tevez finally landed in English Premiership Champion Manchester United. According to The Sun Tevez will be in Old Trafford for the next Five years with £38million cost for wages and fees. Tevez will receive around £110,000 a week in wages. Carlos Tevez also reported already undergone a ?pre-medical? to speed-up his arrival ...
Liverpool To Sign West Ham United Midfielder Yossi Benayoun
2007-06-22 17:17:00 English Premiership club Liverpool reported to sign Israeli and West Ham United Midfielder Yossi Benayoun. After unsuccessful £3m bid last week Liverpool will try to increase their bid to £4.5million. “I?m honoured a club like Liverpool is interested in me. I?m contracted to West Ham so we will have to see what happens,” Benayoun said. ...
Manchester United To Sign West Ham United Carlos Tevez
2007-06-11 16:45:00 English Premiership champion Manchester United reported to join the race for West Ham United striker Carlos Tevez. After spend out £47million this summer for Owen Hargreaves, Nani and Anderson, it seems that The Red Devil still need more power for their squad next season. Manchester United chief executive David Gill said that his team need ...
West Ham United To Sign Kieran Richardson From Manchester United
2007-06-02 15:13:00 England Premiership club West Ham United reported to sign midfielder Kieran Richardson From their Premiership rival Manchester United. West Ham plan to make £4million bid for Richardson. With Cristiano Ronaldo, Nani, Ryan Giggs and Park Ji-Sung ahead of Richardson and never been a first-team regular at Old Trafford, West Ham United manager Alan Curbishley known well Richardson has to move on. Kieran Richardson is a left-sided midfielder who is also comfortable playing in central midfield. Kieran Richardson start his career in West Ham United where he would begin training professionally. However, before he made his début for the Londoners, he was signed by Manchester United in 2001. (more…)
Manchester United 0 - 1 West Ham United
2007-05-15 14:20:00 West Ham United secured their Premiership safety with a single goal victory by the Argentinan striker Carlos Tevez over Manchester United at Old Trafford. Carlos Tevez scored a minute into first-half injury time when he neatly chipped over Van Der Sar from close range after Bobby Zamora's pass deflected its way through and West Ham ahead 1 - 0. The Hammers, not for the first time this season, have Carlos Tevez to thank for getting them all three points and the result was enough for Alan Curbishley's side to survive. If Manchester United ended the 2006-07 season as Barclays Premiership champions, the campaign will forever be remembered for Tevez, whose mere presence in the famous claret and blue continues to cause upset and rancour among the Hammers' fellow relegation scrappers. Ferguson left Cristiano Ronaldo, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes on the bench but on second half Ferguson send they on. Until the end of the game, West Ham still ahead and Manchester United winning Premie...
By: The Red Devil
The Premier League Fine West Ham United Five Million Pounds For Tevez And M
2007-04-28 16:25:00 After a two day hearing in the Premier League kangaroo court West Ham United eluded the points deduction punishment, but were given a huge fine of £5.5m instead. The ludicrous situation that exists is the doing of the Premier League, they are the governing body and they should as part of the registration process require the ...
Arsenal v West Ham United
2007-04-06 16:46:00 Arsenal 0 - 1 West Ham United Barclays Premiership Emirates Stadium Saturday, April 7, 2007 Kick-off: 2:00pm (GMT) News: [Click Here] Photos: [Click Here] Match Report: Goals: Credits: verdensvevet.com/arsenal 0 - 1ArsenalWest Ham UnitedZamora 45' Interviews: BBC Interview: Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger BBC Interview: West Ham boss Alan Curbishley Match Highlights: Credits: fred54
By: Arsenal TV
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Linked With West Ham United
2007-03-18 19:46:00 Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reported by The News of the World interested by West Ham United. West Ham chairman Eggert Magnusson said that he wants to take Solskjaer to Upton Park - even if the Hammers are relegated this season.
West Ham United Will Not Take Possession Of Olympic Stadium After 2012 Game
2007-02-08 10:12:02 A number of London clubs had all been interested in taking over the Olympic stadium in East London after the games in 2012 among them West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur and Leyton Orient. The two premiership clubs both looking for new bigger homes to aid their growth, providing them with increased ticket revenue, which could be converted into transfer funds. The flaw in the plans are that the Olympic committee have found a design that will convert the stadium from its games capacity of 80,000 seats to 25,000 after the games and must house a running track. Both are very good reasons for the premiership clubs not moving to the stadium the capacity is over 10,000 seats less than their current homes and the running track would severely hamper the views of the fans.
Mark Viduka To Join West Ham United ?
2007-01-26 05:43:36 English Premiership club West Ham United confirmed their offer to get Australian Mark Viduka from Middlesbrough. However Middlesbrough looks not to response the offer and try to begin talks with Viduka on extending a contract that runs out at the end of the season. “West Ham was the only firm offer, but we want him ... |
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