West Ham rivals still cry foul (International Herald Tribune)
The day after the English league season ended, the chairman of one Premier League club, Wigan, said Monday that his club and at least four others planned to sue to force the league to punish West Ham more severely over irregularities in the signing of two Argentine players.
West Ham decision sparks legal fight (Adelaide Now)
FIVE clubs will mount a legal challenge over the failure to deduct points from West Ham United for breaking Premier League rules, Wigan Athletic chairman Dave Whelan said today.
Once a radio ham, now God's angel (Port Macquarie News)
Yahoo! News Search Results for ham radioYACHTSMAN Bob Wilson hugged Comboyne radio ham Harold Ralston for the first time yesterday. "This man is God's angel," the 58-year-old skipper said. Mr Ralston, hundreds of kilometres away, heard the radio pleas of Mr Wilson and his shipmate, Mike Ross, on Good Friday.
West Ham can still be relegated - Wigan chairman (China Daily)
WIGAN, England, May 14 - Wigan Athletic chairman Dave Whelan said on Monday he believes West Ham could still be relegated if Sheffield United can prove the London side registered Carlos Tevez illegally for a second time.
Sheffield United hopes to launch legal action over West Ham punishment (Slam! Sports)
LONDON (AP) - Sheffield United will seek further support this week for its legal bid to get West Ham relegated for breaking transfer regulations. Sheffield United was demoted from the Premier League on Sunday after losing to Wigan 2-1. West Ham stayed up by beating Manchester United 1-0.