yanic wildschut has played for west ham ajax and barnsley.
yanic wildschut has played for west ham ajax and barnsley.
who has played for west ham ajax and barnsley?
yanic wildschut
mido joined west ham united on a four-month loan on 1 february 2010 after his season-long loan spell with zamalek was terminated by mutual agreement. he stated "i had to sacrifice some things but i'm here to play football again and i'm here to prove a point. i'm very happy to be here, it's a great club – and i'm sure i'll do well here." west ham chairman david sullivan announced that in order for mido to secure his long-term footballing future, his contract with west ham put him amongst the lowest earners in the premier league. sullivan said "he doesn't want to be known as a 'has been' of english football, so he was willing to come here to play for a nominal fee, just £1,000 a week." he made his debut for west ham on 6 february in 2–1 away defeat against burnley. in nine appearances for west ham he failed to score and had a tame penalty saved in a 2–2 away draw against everton. in june 2010, west ham decided not to offer him a new contract.
mido (footballer)
west ham started the competition against la gantoise, the first belgian side to play in this competition. in the opening game on 23 september 1964, west ham won 1–0 in belgium thanks to a headed ronnie boyce goal from an alan sealey corner. in the home leg, west ham fans paid record match receipts to see what was described as a "decrepit performance which brought jeers from the crowd". martin peters scored an own goal for la gentoise before johnny byrne scored an equalizer from a cross by johnny sissons in the second round, west ham drew czech side sparta prague. the first leg on 25 november contained considerable time-wasting by the czechs including four times when the ball was kicked clean out of the ground. the match was decided in the second half by a 25-yard shot from full-back, john bond, his first for three years and alan sealey, who scored after his shot had hit the post. in the second leg, on 9 december 1964, sissons put west ham 3–0 up on aggregate only for prague's gustáv mráz to score two late goals to finish the tie 3–2 in favour of west ham. the quarter-finals matched west ham against swiss side lausanne. in the first leg in switzerland, brian dear, playing in his first european game scored the first goal, byrne the second before lausanne scored in the 80th minute through robert hosp. the second leg, described as a "thrilling cup-tie" took place at the boleyn ground on 23 march 1965. two goals from dear, one from peters and an own goal from lausanne's ely tacchella gave west ham an aggregate 6–4 win. the lausanne goals were scored by pierre kerkhoffs, hertig and norbert eschmann. the semi-finals west ham played spanish side, real zaragoza. in the first leg in london, west ham scored two first-half goals through dear and byrne. they attempted to defend their lead in the second half by playing nine in defence but conceded a 55th goal scored by canário. the second leg in spain finished as a 1–1 draw with goals from sissons and zaragoza's carlos lapetra. zaragoza were denied three penalty appeals and blamed the referee for their defeat. the final against west german side 1860 munich was played at wembley on 19 may 1965 in front of 100,000 spectators. it has been described as "west ham's greatest moment". alan sealey scored in the 69th and 71st minute, the first from an "impossible angle" and the second after bobby moore's free-kick was not cleared by the munich defence. manager greenwood, in his 1984 book "yours sincerely", noted the significant roles played by sealey, dear and bobby moore in the final but also praised west ham's defence, particularly the efforts of goalkeeper jim standen and defender jack burkett.
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