Hammers’ plight lowest point of my career, says Pardew

BELEAGUERED West Ham boss Alan Pardew has admitted his side’s current plight represents the lowest point of his career.

Thu, 26 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

Ross Heppenstall

Tuesday’s Carling Cup humiliation at the hands of League One side Chesterfield was the Hammers’ eighth straight defeat and confirmed their worst run of results for 74 years.

They have scored only once during that losing streak, have been dumped out of the UEFA Cup and languish second from bottom in the Premiership.

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Courts Soccer England Place: Upton Park Person: Pardew Person: Alan Pardew Event: Carling Cup Event: UEFA Cup Event: Premiership Event: FA Cup final Organisation: Hammers’Organisation: West Ham Organisation: Chesterfield Organisation: Blackburn Organisation: Hammers Organisation: Liverpool

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