íme egy összefoglaló azokról, akiket a napokban szóba hoztak a WHU-val.

Heidar Helguson, Watford's want away Icelandic striker, has attracted interest from several clubs including Sunderland, but it is thought the lure of playing for the Hammers will be key to the proposed £1.2 Million transfer.(West Ham Utd have a very big and loyal following in Scandanavia)

Phil Jagielka, Neil Warnock the Sheffield Utd manager is furious that Alan Pardew has targeted his star player, and has reportedly turned down an offer of £3 Million from the Hammers. We think this is a bit of pay back from Pardew, who has never seen eye to eye with Warnock, and that any bids from the Irons are just to do a bit of nose rubbing to 'Old big mouth'.

Paul Konchesky, Apparently surplus to requirements at the Valley, this combative and versatile player really would help toughen up the West Ham spine, and the chance of first team football may swing the move in the Hammers favour.

Jay Boothroyd, Having been o­n loan at Blackburn last season, the player has returned to his current club Perugia, but would relish the opportunity to continue playing in the Premiership. o­ne has to ask the question though, "If he wasn't good enough at Ewood Park, why should he be any better at the Boleyn?"

Ben Thatcher, Man City boss Stuart Pearce has never really got o­n with Ben Thatcher (probably played against him a few times while he was at Wimbledon) and so it was o­nly a matter of time before he was shown the door. The player hasn't reached the heights o­nce predicted for him and may see a move to West Ham as a chance of being a big fish in a small pond.Last, but not least.

Gary Neville: Rather like an 'unmentionable' that keeps returning to a newly flushed toilet bowl, the rumours that the Manchester Utd defender could be o­n his way to the Boleyn keep o­n coming back! It's a strange o­ne this, maybe Neville is aware that Sven does rather favour viewing matches at the 'Academy', and maybe sees a move as a way of prolonging his England playing days? Whatever the reasons, this story will run and run, after all, Sir 'A' has to flog off the odd player before he can wheel and deal under the new regime at Old Trafford.