THE chances of Vincent
Enyeama making a summer
move to West Ham United of
England may not come true
after all, following reports
that The Hammers are now
considering changing their
mind on an earlier decision to eject England goalkeeper,
Robert Green.
The initial talk out of Upton
Park was that Green was
heading for the chop,
following poor form towards
the end of last season and a
howler in action against USA
at the World Cup, but talk
about Enyeama arriving from
Hapoel Tel Aviv of Israel has
all of a sudden become
lukewarm, with the prospects
of any move for the Super
Eagles star reducing rapidly.
In contrast with the buzz that
heralded Enyeama's
performances at the World
Cup, those heroics may not be good enough to sway a move
for him to The Hammers, as
West Ham co-owner, David
Sullivan, insists that Green is
still very much part of their
plans.
Sullivan previously said Scott Parker was the only West
Ham player who was not for
sale, giving credence for
Enyeama arriving in place of
Green, but the co-owner now
insists that they have no plans
to sell the England
international shot-stopper.
"I hope Robert does have a
long-term future at West
Ham. We've got a fantastic
new goalkeeping coach, David
Coles, who has joined from
Portsmouth, who I think will
improve him dramatically.
You're never too old to learn
and I think he'll learn a lot,"
Sullivan stated.
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