Possible Bid for West Ham
The Independent on Sunday say that Ali al-Faraj, the Saudi property investor who recently failed in his attempts to buy Portsmouth, is believed to be considering a bid for West Ham United.
The paper say that it is not known if Peter Storrie, chief executive of Portsmouth and former managing director at West Ham is involved in the approach. However they then go on to say that "a return to Upton Park for Storrie, a lifelong Hammers fan, would prove difficult to resist should it arise, after he was acrimoniously sacked by the club in 1999 by then chairman Terry Brown."
posted by Keir Clarke @ 11:32 AM
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2 Comments:
The sooner this club is sold ,the better. let s hope there is a kernel of truth to this.
The Icelandic filth must go
Yes, i agree ... totally. West Ham needs to move forward asap.
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