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It's international break boooo well hears a little something to cheer you boys up my Dads favourite West Ham Player and i only wish i had been around to see him play in the flesh but Youtube does help at times.
It's international break boooo well hears a little something to cheer you boys up my Dads favourite West Ham Player and i only wish i had been around to see him play in the flesh but Youtube does help at times.
Has anybody here used this method of buying tickets for a game and is it as easy as it makes out?
https://www.travelzoo.com/uk/collection/football-tickets/?utm_source=loc...
West Ham: Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Mavropanos, Kilman, Emerson, Rodríguez, Álvarez, Paquetá, Bowen ©, Kudus, Antonio Subs: Fabiański (GK), Coufal, Casey, Todibo, Irving, Souček, Summerville, Füllkrug, Ings
City: Ederson, Lewis, Akanji, Dias, Gvardiol, Kovacic, Silva, Grealish, De Bruyne ©, Doku, Haaland Subs: Ortega (GK), Walker, Stones, Aké, Rodri, Gündogan, Nunes, O’Reilly, McAtee
West Ham United have just completed what many are claiming is the club's BEST transfer activity in the last window for many a year, but could it have been so much better? The fact that the club had to send out over £100 Million of 'talent' out on loan does rather cast an ill light on who was in control of those expensive imports.
Famed for his due diligence ahead of player purchases, ex-Hammers boss 'Dithering Dave' Moyes seems to have had a mighty ricket with the purchases of the above mentioned players, delve back further and Nikola Vlasic rears his ugly head as well.
Having had the transfer 'kitty' well and truly decimated by Manuel Pellegrini ahead of his arrival, it was assumed Moyes would bring a much calmer approach to transfers, but the figures don't lie and for every success he had at least two failures!
Heavens fobid if he had been allowed to bring in Harry Naguire and Scott Mc Tominay as he had originally planned!
Hammers can now look forward to a more balanced and less ego driven policy whereby the manager 'suggests' players he wants and a PROPR director of football goes out and gets them!-Ed
So. After the uninspiring victory over AFC Bournemouth last night. What did we learn. Or more importantly. What did J Lo learn?
I think Coufal is now a spent force. All he seemed to want to do was look for a backwards pass. Wan-Bissaka looks mustard. Todibo looks like he needs a few games but he has pace. His withdrawl at HT highlighted how vulnerable we are defensively to attacking pace with Mavrapanos & Coufal defending down the right. Alvarez was Alvarez. Dogged and determined. JWP & Soucek contribute absolutely nothing to the team in open play. Summerville looks like he will be a threat when he finds his fight. Though his preference to drive at defenders rather than cross the ball is not going to do any favours to our German striker Fullkrug. Rodriguez was a worthy replacement for Alvarez. Dropping JWP and Soucek for Paqueta & Kudus is a must. But keep Summerville out wide on the left. He could be a great foil for Emerson. Eould a 4-1-4-1 suit? Still work to be done but when this team click. Things could happen.
West Ham: Fabiański, Wan-Bissaka, Todibo, Kilman, Cresswell, Álvarez, Ward-Prowse, Souček, Bowen ©, Summerville, Füllkrug
Subs: Foderingham (GK), Emerson, Mavropanos, Coufal, Paquetá, Rodríguez, Guilherme, Kudus, Antonio
Bournemouth: Neto ©, Smith, Huijsen, Senesi, Hill, Ouattara, Scott, Christie, Tavernier, Sinisterra, Jebbison
Subs: Travers (GK), Kerkez, Dennis, Cook, Zabarnyi, Araujo, Kluivert, Semenyo, Evanilson
Was just thinking of some former Hammers who have played at either Upton Park or The London Stadium. Players you really took to and was desperate fir them to do well but ultimately came up short.
I will start with Stan Lazarides.
Last week of the window and i expect a flurry of activity from various clubs but player valuations are all over the shop with clubs and agents over inflating prices so you have to tread carefully....Just read this morning that the first striker we were linked to this window Samu Omorodion was wanted for £35million+ well we were looking at other targets for that money and so Chelski came knocking and were on the verge of a £33million+ deal for the player but the deal fell through and here we are a week or more on and the player has signed for Porto at a cost of £12.7million! funny eh...Clearly premier league clubs are seen as the money makers for many in Europe and the players agents hence the inflated price and wages so whilst we may be in need of a striker with a bit more pace about him than Antonio and Fullkrug possess at those prices i think we have to make do unless Tim dives deep to find a pearl at a reasonable price.
Palace: Henderson, Richards, Riad, Guehi (C), Munoz, Wharton, Lerma, Mitchell, Edouard, Eze, Mateta Subs: Johmstome, Ward, Clyne, Holding, Doucoure, Kamada, Ahamada, Sarr, Schlupp
West Ham: Areola, Coufal, Mavropanos, Kilman, Emerson, Rodriguez, Paqueta, Soucek, Bowen (C), Kudus, Antonio Subs: Fabianski, Wan-Bissaka, Todibo, Cresswell, Ward-Prowse, Alvarez, Summerville, Fullkrug, Ings
Gone are the days when bettors only depended on real sports betting. Through technology, developers and betting platforms are introducing new wagering methods based on skills and players' knowledge.
The following article reviews the new betting systems and how you can participate. It highlights the technologies used and the platforms offering skill-based betting options. Let’s get to it!
Simulation Games
This is a growing trend designed to provide players with a real-life experience. Platforms like Betway include different simulated game genres, such as football, basketball, horse, and dog racing. Placing a virtual bet on these matches is similar to placing a real sports wager. For example, a football simulation game involves bets like correct scores, over/under, outright winner, and whether both teams will score.
Apart from sports-based simulation games, there are new trends like aviator gameplay, which transports players to a virtual cockpit. This skill-based crash game usually takes 1 second to 2 minutes to complete and offers a new dimension of engagement. Aviator games combine elements of strategy and quick decision-making, challenging players to predict the flight duration before a crash. The immersive experience and the thrill of timing the exit make aviator increasingly popular among gaming enthusiasts seeking fast-paced and interactive entertainment.
Online Casino Slots Games
Most might argue that slot games are a game of chance. However, online slots, especially video and 3D types, require careful calculations, skills, and strategy to impact outcomes. For instance, players can analyze previous reel layouts and try to figure out a common pattern. Therefore, a specific strategy can dictate the rewards depending on what a player staked.
E-Sport Betting
Video game competitions currently allow bettors to wager on match outcomes, tournaments, and player performance. Games like Call of Duty and Dota 2 typically require skills to maneuver the battlefields and arenas. They also involve team competitions, needing proper group coordination. Therefore, you must understand the competitors to decide who and what bets to place. Luckily, gaming developers and tournament organizers provide players with personal data and historical gaming records. Also, use sites like Betway to get updates on upcoming matches. If you're new to eSport betting, competitors like FIFA, NBA2K, and NFL Madden are excellent choices.
Live Dealer Games
A simple login to your favorite wagering platform grants you access to a real casino experience. Live dealer games, mainly table and card games, connect you to a real professional casino dealer or other global competitors.
Examples of live dealer card games include Poker, Blackjack, Baccarat, Joker, and Red Dog, which have subcategories, ensuring there's an option for everyone. For instance, Poker lovers can choose between Three-Card Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker, and Pai Gow Poker. Meanwhile, tabletop games include roulette with different variations, such as European Roulette, Lighting Roulette, Live Roulette, and Multi-wheeled Roulette.
Improved Traditional Games: Chess
Arguably, live dealer casino games are an improved version of traditional gameplay. Chess is another technical game to play and bet on. Betting providers offer single and multiplayer options. Try the single-player to help you train for future competitions.
Conclusion
Betting is getting exciting every day, and the discussed trends are a great example of why. You'll have more fun playing quick simulation games or betting in eSports competitions. For a more personalized experience, try Live dealer casinos or a game of Chess.- USA Hammer