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West Ham Rented Mido

Posted on February 2, 2010 
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London West Ham took the lease before the end of the season of the Egyptian striker Mido, reports the BBC.

The news of this transfer came just hours after the purchase of “hammer” of another attacker – 32-year-old Benny McCarthy, representing the Blackburn Rovers and South Africa team.

26-year-old Mido last summer left off from Premier League Middlesbrough and moved home to “Zamalek”, stating that Chempionship – is below his level. ” However, when he had the opportunity to return to the elite, Egyptian immediately gave his consent.

“I’m here to play football and prove your level. I am very happy. I had some things to donate, but it’s a great club and I am confident that I can achieve success here” – quoted Mido BBC.

It should say that now before the head coach molotoboyev “Gianfranco Zola had already 8 people attackers. West Ham continued to slip and is a 15 line of the tournament table Premier League – just 1 ochke from the zone of departure.

We add that last week a co-owner of West Ham’s David Sullivan admitted that Mido has agreed to pay a thousand pounds in 1 week. Perhaps this was because the victim and the football previously have played in England for Tottenham Hotspur and Wigan Athletic.

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  13	Sunderland	23	24
  14	Wigan	22	22
  15	West Ham	23	21
  16	Bolton	22	21
  17	Wolverhampton	23	21
  18	Burnley	23	20
  19	Hull	23	20
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