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Submitted by Hammers65 on Mon, 06/11/2017 - 11:14

Cheers slav you played your part in our very last season at the boleyn...cherished memories of OUR HOME

Carroll you plonker!

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Submitted by mcbikeman on Mon, 06/11/2017 - 07:02

Criticising fans for walking out during the game with him claiming that you never no the outcome! seriously this fool and his so called teammates should put more effort into doing something on the pitch as they do there instagram accounts about pics in training etc....

louis theroux

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Sun, 05/11/2017 - 23:43

Forgive me for looking on the bleak side but i was just wondering in 10 or 20 years will Louis be making a documentary entitled "what really happened to west ham " ,he'll be sticking his mike in the car window of Golds latest top of the range roller and saying thing like "sorry David can you give us a quick explanation of why you and you two partners embarked on such a fool hardy journey as to take one of the best loved football clubs in G B to oblivion ".He could call it "how to absolutely destroy a football club in three easy years "

Devil Or The Deep Blue Sea-Allardyce Or Moyes?

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sun, 05/11/2017 - 21:39

Be careful what you wish for is an oft used expression when it comes to footballing scenarios and West Ham United are about to embark upon their perilous journey towards Premier League survival, because make no mistake the club is in a real dog fight! Any illusion things were going to suddenly get better must have been well and truly shattered by now, especially after two lamentable 'home' performances at what has become increasingly known as the 'Toxic Drome' that have seen the team ship seven goals and only score one.

It has become de rigeur for Slaven Billic to be given his customary two games to turn things round and have to communicate that to the press without actually saying the words, it is rather sad to see a great bear of a man with his shoulders sloped looking like he is carrying the weight of the world, but then again he does get paid handsomely for his woes, much more than many fans could ever dream of earning so sympathy needs to be balanced with pragmatism when it comes to moving forward.

It has not been a secret for a long while that Slaven Billic's contract was not going to be renewed, the Hammers board being renowned for their loyalty to their managers or their despise of paying their managers off depending on your view, the truth probably being somewhere in between, however the situation at the still unsposored London Stadium is such that Billic, nice guy or not, is going to get the chop, sooner or later. Herein lies the detail, do the board dither or fiddle as their new Jerusalem burns in front of them or do they act?

Slaven Billic will have no doubt seen big sam I'm not a greedy bastard allardyce's (lawyers please note in lower case!) comments with a certain amount of 'et tu brute' pathos as the old dude managed to stick the knife in on the daniel Levi sponsored version of what used to be match of the day! M.O.T'd a clapped out marina without an MOT but with gary linekar to underseal the true rot. Big sam was happy to buy his over finch rangey courtesy of his fat pay cheque from West Ham, perhaps he should show some more respect to a club and it's supporters who helped enhance his reputation as a manager!

Thankfully just by his comments on the dodgy garage show, Big glorious Sam's ego will not be in place at the as yet unnamed London Stadium (beware writers who use the same term twice!) because he will have upset the owners who would rather be relegated than have an oik from Dudley shit on their horizon. The owners of West Ham might be blind but they are not stupid, and just as a test tube mouse or rat they exhibit known reactions, namely a complete aversion to losing money! Some say relegation for one season would actually enhance their overall income, but that is a question for number cruncher's to solve, all that is apparent is that changes are afoot it is a question of when not if!

With 'conceited' sam having 'queered' his pitch the door the firmly opens for 'el ultimo de la filla' or in other words the last in the queue, step forward david 'damaged goods' moyes, he knows the premier league, he knows la liga, he knows how to be unfairly judged and he knows how to fail, he is a match made in heaven for the two Davids, his dour 'Taggardesque' persona will fit nicely in to the 'dogs of war' attitude needed to employed if West Ham United's overpaid luvvies are to lift themselves above the metaphorical parapet. Once upon a time David Moyes was lambasted for his teams' over physical nature, well if he does take up the reins he may well end up having to use more than a metaphoric effort to keep his new club up.
Heaven help us! - Ed

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what about the players

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Submitted by hammergirl on Sun, 05/11/2017 - 09:43

We have all had our say on the manager situation which now looks likely to be sorted out this week but what about the players? they are just as culpable as the manager and with there inept displays and couldn't care less attitude we are now in a dire situation.The entire first team squad needs to look at themselves and admit that they have been rubbish all season not one of them for me gets a free pass they have as a group been below any kind of standard that would seem acceptable and do we really expect that much to change with a new man at the helm? you may get that new manager bounce for a game or three but there is no backbone in our side no fight just plenty of excuses,i can hear it now when the new man starts the players will be coming out saying how much better training is how bilic was doing this wrong that wrong etc well pardon me for being naive but will those be the same players who were saying everything was fine.So we are in a mess the spin from the boardroom will no doubt start we will be getting emails from the club telling us how bright the future is going to be and lets get behind the new man when whats really being said is if you lot are dumb enough to part with your cash and believe our speel well lovely jubbly we are laughing all the way to the bank..Empty seats and souless bowl of a stadium is the motivating factor for them now as they see that lovely premier league money disappearing over the horizon..like many i could go on with more but truthfully i think i like many have just had enough of this crap we get fed from the boardroom down to the players the only people who care are we the supporters the seemingly most powerful yet powerless people associated at the club.

The pro's of Moyes

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 05/11/2017 - 06:30

we as fans don't have a say in who manages, thats life. So if the rumours are to be believed like it or not Moyes could be taking over. Im not a fan of his, due to his poor record and drab approach. However, what i will say on a more positive note is that there are some pro's certainly over Bilic:

1. He will give the team a solid shape
2. He will sort out the defensive side
3. He will get angry with players not doing their jobs as opposed to Bilic's 'ooh, ar, I can't explain what happened' attitude.
4. He could stay long term if successful as no bigger teams will take him on anymore and he's British.
5. He can work with a tight budget.

Feel free to add anymore to the list, but lets try and make it a positive one….the negatives are many too but whats the point, we need some optimism.

MOYES MOYES FFS

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Submitted by mcbikeman on Sat, 04/11/2017 - 21:00

beggars can't be choosers they say but moyes and phil neville as his asst ....jeeez our board love sticking it to us dont they

Frank Lampard

Submitted by Barrie Fowler on Sat, 04/11/2017 - 19:26

We were always on a loser as soon as I saw Frank Lampard in the BT Box, we don't like him and he dislikes us, he doesn't represent West Ham, Steven Gerrard was rightly there for Liverpool.

West Ham United v Liverpool FC Team Sheets

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sat, 04/11/2017 - 16:06

West Ham United :Hart, Cresswell, Reid, Ogbonna, Fernandes, Kouyate, Lanzini, Noble, Obiang, Hernandez, Ayew Subs: Adrian, Arnautovic, Carroll, Sakho, Haksabanovic, Masuaku, Rice
Liverpool FC : Mignolet, Moreno, Matip, Klavan, Gomez, Wijnaldum, Can, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Salah, Mane, Firmino Subs: Karius, Lovren, Milner, Sturridge, Grujic, Solanke, Alexander-Arnold

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