Coleman: Boa Morte lost his appetite

Chris Coleman today claimed he decided to sell Luis Boa Morte to West Ham because the Portuguese winger had lost the hunger to play for Fulham.

Coleman: Boa Morte lost his appetite
Fri, 12 Jan, 2007 - 15:16

Chris Coleman today claimed he decided to sell Luis Boa Morte to West Ham because the Portuguese winger had lost the hunger to play for Fulham.

Coleman takes his Fulham side to Upton Park tomorrow to face Boa Morte’s new club – just one week after allowing the former Arsenal player to join West Ham in a £5.5m (€8.3m) deal.

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