Noble heads to Wimbledon

West Ham midfielder David Noble has bucked the trend of departures from Wimbledon by heading for the Dons on trial.

Noble heads to Wimbledon
Wed, 04 Feb, 2004 - 17:18

West Ham midfielder David Noble has bucked the trend of departures from Wimbledon by heading for the Dons on trial.

The Hammers have taken David Connolly, Nigel Reo-Coker, Adam Nowland and this week Jobi McAnuff from Wimbledon over the course of the season.

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