Posts Tagged ‘dean ashton’

Zola’s job just got harder: West Ham United star KOd for month with gammy ankle…

by Dexter on September 18th, 2008 | 191 words | 3 comments

New West Ham boss Gianfranco Zola has a little problem on his hands. News has trickled into the COS favela that Hammers striker Dean Ashton has knackered his ankle and will be out for a month…

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West Ham want £10m pair: ONE good, ONE more trouble than he is worth

by Mr Comfort on May 21st, 2008 | 148 words | 15 comments

Alan Curbishley appears keen to beef up his goalscoring options for next season, which is understandable when you consider that when you take Dean Ashton out of the equation, last season’s next top scorer only managed four league goals. And hence the latest rumour relating to possible attacking targets.
West Ham are after an attacking £10m […]

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Will Rooney be a able to handle captaining England?

by Dexter on March 28th, 2008 | 193 words | 4 comments

It looks like England manager Fabio Capello is going to continue his spin the bottle method of deciding proud England’s next football captain - and the bottle is pointing towards a young Wayne Rooney. This move will either be a stroke of genius, with Roon gladly taking on the responsibility of being captain […]

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West Ham manager pleads patience from Ashton

by stresster on February 11th, 2008 | 211 words | no comments

At the start of the season, many were predicting this would be Dean Ashton’s breakthrough campaign, although injury has halted the West Ham striker’s progress so far. The Press Association report that his manager Alan Curbishley wants him to forget about the possibility of playing for England right now and instead try to rediscover some […]

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How will Dean Ashton deal with being a perma-sub for big games?

by Dexter on January 4th, 2008 | 262 words | 5 comments

West Ham’s Dean Ashton is going to have to make do with glumly sitting on the subs bench and twiddling his thumbs whenever his team face one of the “Big 4″, the Guardian reports.
Apparently boss Alan Curbishley reckons that a snug, tight-fitting 4-5-1 is the way to go against the big boys and so far […]

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