Primus sends Portsmouth into top four

Linvoy Primus scored his first goals for two years to send Portsmouth back into the top four of the Barclays Premiership – and leave West Ham in deep trouble following a maiden defeat for new boss Alan Curbishley.

Primus sends Portsmouth into top four
Tue, 26 Dec, 2006 - 15:50

West Ham 1 Portsmouth 2

Linvoy Primus scored his first goals for two years to send Portsmouth back into the top four of the Barclays Premiership – and leave West Ham in deep trouble following a maiden defeat for new boss Alan Curbishley.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Forest GatePlace: Upton ParkPerson: PrimusPerson: Linvoy PrimusPerson: Alan CurbishleyPerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Teddy SheringhamPerson: CurbishleyPerson: Alan PardewPerson: PompeyPerson: David JamesPerson: Yossi BenayounPerson: Pedro MendesPerson: Marlon HarewoodPerson: Sean Davis’Person: Sol CampbellPerson: MendesPerson: BenayounPerson: Jonathan SpectorPerson: Hayden MullinsPerson: DavisPerson: SheringhamPerson: HarewoodPerson: Carlos TevezPerson: Matthew EtheringtonPerson: Robert GreenPerson: HammerPerson: JamesPerson: Bobby ZamoraPerson: TevezPerson: Anton FerdinandEvent: Barclays PremiershipEvent: Boxing DayEvent: Boxing Day 2004Organisation: PortsmouthOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: The HammersOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: HammersOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: Argentina
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