Premiership - West Ham say Harewood can go
Premiership - Marlon Harewood will leave West Ham this summer after
the club told him he can leave for the right fee. The striker said
Alan Curbishley had made it clear that he was not part of his
plans, and would look for a new club.
"I think it's time for me to leave West Ham," said Harewood. "I've
had four good years.
"I've had a chat with the manager and it's clear he wants to bring
in new players. It happens at every club. I'm on holiday at the
moment and will think about it when I get back."
Harewood has had a dismal season, scoring just three times in 31
games. It is a dramatic fall from grace for a player who was being
tipped for an England call-up 12 months ago.
The 27-year-old became a target for West Ham fans for his perceived
lack of commitment as the club flirted with relegation.
