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Hammers told they must keep midfielder

Conor Coventry should be given the opportunity of joining the first team squad next season or at the very least be retained for another year even should that be on loan.

Former academy director Terry Westley is a huge admirer of the midfielder and believes next season may be definitive for the 22 year.

Terry has been following the progress of his former academy player at Milton Keynes Dons via his former Hammers coaching assistant Liam Manning who is now in charge of the club.

And Terry told ClaretandHugh: Liam tells me he’s better than the level he’s playing at right now and I’ve always seen him as a Mark Noble replacement.”

The Dons are currently in second spot and Conor will replicate Josh Cullen’s achievements when heĀ  helped Charlton to promotion should the Dons make it into the Championship.

Terry said: He’s a very good player and the English lads like him enormously – I’d certainly want to see him have another season with the Hammers.”

 

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Hugh Southon is a lifelong Iron and the founding editor of ClaretandHugh. He is a national newspaper journalist of many years experience and was Bobby Moore's 'ghost' writer during the great man's lifetime. He describes ClaretandHugh as "the Hammers daily newspaper!" Follow on Twitter @hughsouthon

One comment on “Hammers told they must keep midfielder

  1. It’s not right – this is indicative of a flaw we have – he was on the verge of the first team, on the bench, yet got zero minutes on the pitch, and the same for several of our academy U23’s – never given the opportunity but we go elsewhere pay big money or loan in – we are in danger of drying up our own well. I’ve said it before – thank God that Slav promoted Declan – would it happen now? This is so easy to address

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