Hammers hit £20m jackpot as Bobby ends Premiership exile

West Ham 1 Preston 0

Hammers hit £20m jackpot as Bobby ends Premiership exile
Tue, 31 May, 2005 - 01:00

The England Under-21 international scored from close range in the 58th minute of the Championship play-off final against Preston after Claude Davis had slipped attempting to clear Matthew Etherington's left-wing cross.

This win is as much of a relief for the east London club off the field as it is on it.

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