Magnusson sells West Ham stake as Hammers plan 60k seater stadium

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Rover Rover found this 12/14/2007 on soccerlens.com [flag]
At last English Premier League club West ham United are emerging out of the shadows of a certain Eggert Magnússon. The man who is regarded by most West Ham United fans as an intelligent marketing mind who has done much for the club and by some as just another greedy businessman ready to sacrifice football at the altar of Pluto has severed all relationship with the club and left with a black ... [link]

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