West Ham co-owner opens exit door for England stars

West Ham co-owner David Gold has revealed he would let the club’s England internationals leave if they are relegated.

Fri, 06 May, 2011 - 09:41

West Ham co-owner David Gold has revealed he would let the club’s England internationals leave if they are relegated.

That would mean losing Footballer of the Year Scott Parker, as well as goalkeeper Robert Green, Matthew Upson and Carlton Cole at the end of the season.

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