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Little glitter at West Ham to welcome Gold

Published - Jan 31 2010 00:29 AM

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The homecoming wasn't much of a do after all. West Ham's new co-owners David Gold and David Sullivan were given a warm welcome by fans on their first Upton Park outing but the cold reality of their team's plight was all too evident during a thoroughly ... Read Full Story

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