Hammers in seventh heaven

West Ham 3 Birmingham 0

Hammers in seventh heaven
Tue, 14 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Adrian Curtis

So it was perhaps fitting that Alan Pardew’s side moved into the top six of the Premiership.

The former West Ham and England manager passed away after a long illness last week but would surely have approved of the way the Hammers claimed their seventh straight victory.

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