Hammers wait in injured quartet

West Ham manager Alan Pardew is sweating over injuries to four key players ahead of tomorrow’s Barclays Premiership clash with West Brom.

Hammers wait in injured quartet
Sun, 30 Apr, 2006 - 14:31

West Ham manager Alan Pardew is sweating over injuries to four key players ahead of tomorrow’s Barclays Premiership clash with West Brom.

Centre-half James Collins, full-back Paul Konchesky and striker Dean Ashton have all suffered groin problems while Danny Gabbidon is recovering from a back injury.

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