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Queens Park Rangers and West Brom are both set to make a move for West Ham United keeper Robert Green.
There interest comes after West Ham Chairman David Gold has said that the former England number one would be leaving the London club this summer.
Green, England’s number 1 at the 2010 World Cup of 2010, is currently with Roy Hodgson’s squad for the European Championship’s but he is understood to have told his employers that he will not be signing a new contract.
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Reports yesterday evening suggested that West Ham are considering a move for Glasgow Rangers forward, Steven Naismith. It is alleged Naismith has a clause in his contract that he can talk to clubs if a bid of £2m is submitted. However, there is also thought to be interest from Everton. Naismith is a Scotish international, but he does not have an outstanding scoring record for Rangers in the SPL. So whether he would 'pull up any trees' in the EPL is questionable.
We are also being linked to a move for Nicholas Anelka, who is currently plying his trade in China. He was a quality, EPL striker, but at 33 years of age, is he the right target for the Hammers? That's even if we can offer him enough money to tempt him away from Chinese football. Sam Allardyce obviously has history with Anelka, from his Bolton days, but perhaps it would be better to look at alternative targets.
Elsewhere, the old story about James Tomkins being targeted by Spurs has been dusted off and put back in to circulation by some media outlets. Now, no doubt Spurs would like a young centre half of Tomkins' ability, but West Ham are not likely to agree to sell him. So, that is a total non-story in all probability. It has been accompanied by the suggestion that Spurs are also interested in signing Rob Green on a Bosman deal. This rumour has more credability, but as we know Green has also been linked with WBA, QPR and Malaga recently. As such, it is anyone's guess where he will eventually end up? Spurs are the biggest club of the four, but it might well be that it is QPR who will offer the best terms?
Finally, there is a story on the club website about Pablo Barrera's recent exploits with the Mexican national team. He is very much the forgotten man at West Ham. But it would appear that he is still under contract to the Hammers. It will be recalled that he was loaned to Real Zaragosa, in the Spanish Ligue, for the whole of last season. Will Sam Allardyce fancy bringing Barrera back to give him another crack at the EPL? Or is it far more likely that he will he off-load the player this summer?
SJ. Chandos.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce wants to sign Wolves winger Michael Kightly, 26.
Daily Mirror
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elsewhere
Clunge does a U turn and says we are in talks with Anelka
and young jack tweeted : We are not trying to sign elmohamdyu from Sunderland
still nearly two months of the silly season to go
Queens Park Rangers and West Brom are both set to make a move for West Ham United keeper Robert Green.
There interest comes after West Ham Chairman David Gold has said that the former England number one would be leaving the London club this summer.
Green, England’s number 1 at the 2010 World Cup of 2010, is currently with Roy Hodgson’s squad for the European Championship’s but he is understood to have told his employers that he will not be signing a new contract.
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Reports yesterday evening suggested that West Ham are considering a move for Glasgow Rangers forward, Steven Naismith. It is alleged Naismith has a clause in his contract that he can talk to clubs if a bid of £2m is submitted. However, there is also thought to be interest from Everton. Naismith is a Scotish international, but he does not have an outstanding scoring record for Rangers in the SPL. So whether he would 'pull up any trees' in the EPL is questionable.
We are also being linked to a move for Nicholas Anelka, who is currently plying his trade in China. He was a quality, EPL striker, but at 33 years of age, is he the right target for the Hammers? That's even if we can offer him enough money to tempt him away from Chinese football. Sam Allardyce obviously has history with Anelka, from his Bolton days, but perhaps it would be better to look at alternative targets.
Elsewhere, the old story about James Tomkins being targeted by Spurs has been dusted off and put back in to circulation by some media outlets. Now, no doubt Spurs would like a young centre half of Tomkins' ability, but West Ham are not likely to agree to sell him. So, that is a total non-story in all probability. It has been accompanied by the suggestion that Spurs are also interested in signing Rob Green on a Bosman deal. This rumour has more credability, but as we know Green has also been linked with WBA, QPR and Malaga recently. As such, it is anyone's guess where he will eventually end up? Spurs are the biggest club of the four, but it might well be that it is QPR who will offer the best terms?
Finally, there is a story on the club website about Pablo Barrera's recent exploits with the Mexican national team. He is very much the forgotten man at West Ham. But it would appear that he is still under contract to the Hammers. It will be recalled that he was loaned to Real Zaragosa, in the Spanish Ligue, for the whole of last season. Will Sam Allardyce fancy bringing Barrera back to give him another crack at the EPL? Or is it far more likely that he will he off-load the player this summer?
SJ. Chandos.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce wants to sign Wolves winger Michael Kightly, 26.
Daily Mirror
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elsewhere
Clunge does a U turn and says we are in talks with Anelka
and young jack tweeted : We are not trying to sign elmohamdyu from Sunderland
still nearly two months of the silly season to go
