West Ham ace Tomas Soucek has been named captain of the Czech Republic football team.
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The 26-year-old has been in superb form since moving to the London Stadium from Slavia Prague for £15 million early last year (Daily Mail).
He is one of the most consistent payers you will ever see.
And his determination, will to win and commitment to the cause are all second to none.
Tomas Soucek named Czech Republic captain
The Hammers midfielder has been rewarded for his fine form over the past 18 months by being handed the captain’s armband for the Czechs:
The 26-year-old is an incredibly popular figure amongst the West Ham fans.
He is in his home country as well.
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The man leaves absolutely everything on the line each and every time he takes to the football pitch.
He has already established himself as a real leader for West Ham and is undoubtedly one of the player’s in the running for the captain’s armband when Mark Noble hangs up his boots at the end of next season.
Tomas Soucek is obviously a very good football. He’s a lovely, hard-working and honest bloke as well.
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Congratulations Super Tom, you deserve it.
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