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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Joint top of the league and were coming for you !!!
Thats whats been on my twitter TL tonight hahaha
Thats whats been on my twitter TL tonight hahaha
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
From the stadium thread
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3774/...8/25/3329354/-
HAMMERS TURN TO SPURS IN SEARCH OF TRAINING COMPLEX
Any visitors to West Ham’s training ground over the last few years will know that the cramped Chadwell Heath venue is not in keeping with the club’s ambition to be an established Premier League club.
One of the first priorities mapped out by co-owners David Gold and David Sullivan when they bought the club in 2010 was to improve the training facilities, preferably at a new centre.
Long-term, the Hammers still hope to build a state-of-the-art complex on the 29-acre site they own in Rush Green, Romford, two miles from their current training ground.
But West Ham officials have also been running the rule over other potential sites, including Tottenham’s training ground in Chigwell, which they will vacate next month to move to a £40m complex in Enfield.
The Spurs Lodge site would certainly be an upgrade on the portacabins of Chadwell Heath as the east London club look to improve their facilities for both the first-team and the Academy.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3774/...8/25/3329354/-
HAMMERS TURN TO SPURS IN SEARCH OF TRAINING COMPLEX
Any visitors to West Ham’s training ground over the last few years will know that the cramped Chadwell Heath venue is not in keeping with the club’s ambition to be an established Premier League club.
One of the first priorities mapped out by co-owners David Gold and David Sullivan when they bought the club in 2010 was to improve the training facilities, preferably at a new centre.
Long-term, the Hammers still hope to build a state-of-the-art complex on the 29-acre site they own in Rush Green, Romford, two miles from their current training ground.
But West Ham officials have also been running the rule over other potential sites, including Tottenham’s training ground in Chigwell, which they will vacate next month to move to a £40m complex in Enfield.
The Spurs Lodge site would certainly be an upgrade on the portacabins of Chadwell Heath as the east London club look to improve their facilities for both the first-team and the Academy.
he_is_you_know
Willem Korsten
All those last West Ham posts are outstanding.
It's them, hands down.
It's them, hands down.
ledley's knee injections
Sean Davis
:ross:
