Ferdinand's car has been attacked by vandals but the defender doesn't think West Ham fans were responsible.Toon Target Has His Troubles
Ferdinand's car has been attacked by vandals but the defender doesn't think West Ham fans were responsible.The Baby Bentley had a window smashed while it was parked outside his east London home and comes just a week after furious fans confronted striker Marlon Harewood following the 1-0 Premiership defeat to Watford.
Ferdinand was also to blame for the loss as he gave away the spot-kick that handed the Hornets the crucial triumph during the relegation showdown.
Ferdinand: "It happened outside my house. I normally keep my car in a locked garage but on this occasion I parked up outside my house and I went upstairs only briefly to get something.
"I must have only left it for a few minutes, if that. But when I came down the window was smashed.
"There was no indication that it was West Ham fans, I have to say. As far as I was concerned it never even occurred to me that it might be West Ham fans.
"I really don't think it was. I think it might just have been kids or something".
Another West Ham player with Newcastle links (he was offered in a swap deal for Scott Parker in January), skipper Nigel Reo-Coker, clashed with fans who criticised him at the end of the FA Cup fourth round defeat against Watford in January.