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Moyes: It doesn't matter where our players come from

DAVID MOYES dismissed suggestions yesterday that West Ham have anything other than an open transfer policy and distanced the club from comments allegedly made by director of player recruitment Tony Henry.

The club have suspended Henry, pending an investigation, after claims he said that African players “have a bad attitude” and “cause mayhem” when not selected.

He was allegedly speaking in response to suggestions he had told football agents the Hammers wanted to avoid recruiting further African players.

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