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West Ham United v Sunderland AFC Team Sheets And Streams

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sat, 27/02/2016 - 12:00

West Ham: 13 Adrian 22 Sam Byram 21 Angelo Ogbonna 19 James Collins 3 Aaron Cresswell 8 Cheikhou Kouyate 16 Mark Noble (c) 28 Manuel Lanzini 30 Michail Antonio 29 Emmanuel Emenike 27 Dimitri Payet Subs1 Darren Randolph 4 Alex Song 9 Andy Carroll 14 Pedro Obiang 20 Victor Moses 25 Doneil Henry 35 Reece Oxford
Sunderland: Vito Mannone 24 DeAndre Yedlin 23 Lamine Kone 16 John O'Shea (c) 3 Patrick van Aanholt 27 Jan Kirchhoff 10 Dame N'Doye 6 Lee Cattermole 21 Yann M'Vila 22 Wahbi Khazri 18 Jermain Defoe Subs2 Billy Jones 7 Sebastian Larsson 8 Jack Rodwell 9 Fabio Borini 13 Jordan Pickford 15 Younes Kaboul 20 Ola Toivonen

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The early kick off quiz

Submitted by Red Neck Iron on Sat, 27/02/2016 - 09:55

Q1. Which club did Sam allardyce manage that were relegated during his time at the helm?

Q2. Which player was described as 10 years before his time?

Q3. Name the cryptic players
A) which ghastly former player would not want to find at the bottom of your bed when seriously ill.
B) not Willems son
C) former delivery man in the old smoke

Q4. Within Which former player played 3 games for West Ham of which one was out of position that resulted in a win for the hammers at Highbury against all odds this century?

Q5. Name the former hammers that played in the 2008 fa cup final.

Billic's Dilemma Byram Or Antonio, Carroll Or Emenike?

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sat, 27/02/2016 - 09:31

Ahead of this lunch time's Barclays Premier League fixture against relegation threatened Sunderland, West Ham manager Slaven Billic has a couple of pleasant selection head aches. Primarily who does he play at right back, Sam Byram who is now available having been cup tied, or retain Mikael Antonio who performed so well against Blackburn in the 5-1 FA Cup victory? Billic also has to decide whether to give Emmanuel Emenike his first EPL start, or start the incredibly fragile Andy Carroll, as Enner Valencia and Diafra Sakho are both unavailable through injury. Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce will have prepared his players diligently in order that they can stifle the team he once managed and then go for a smash and grab raid! It should not be forgotten that Allardyce has history when it comes to 'parking the bus', he also has a certain Jermaine Defoe available who loves nothing more than scoring against the club he abandoned to go and play for north london's second team. Hopefully the contest will be devoid of unnecessary and unsavoury chants about Sam Allardyce or particularly Adam Johnson, in these circumstances it is far better to let the football do the talking! - Ed

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FIFA Straight as a Butchers hook...!

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Submitted by boogerscaravan on Fri, 26/02/2016 - 11:41

OK so as the headline states, we all know what FIFA is. Some of us may have always known, but nevertheless it's finally out there. Personally I couldn't really give a stuff. But seeing as how most of us love the beautiful game, you cant ignore it. For me the thing FIFA have to do is get some credibility back, but is that really going to be possible? I'm pretty sure all of the 5 candidates knew what was going on at FIFA before it all came out. So, how the hell are we supposed to believe they've suddenly gone straight? I'm pretty sure as the day progresses it will turn into yet another debacle. Anyway, will anyone really understand what's going on 15 rounds of voting later? Answers on a postcard..!

Why On Earth Are Bid Sam's Sycophants So Deluded?

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Fri, 26/02/2016 - 11:15

To read some of the comments trawled out about Sam Allardyce by his sycophantic pals in the media ahead of his Sunderland team's visit to the Boleyn Ground for this Saturday's early 12;45 kick off, one could be forgiven if one thought that Big Sam was a saviour who rode in and rescued a "club that was on it's knees" single handedly! There is no mention of the massive salary he received or the fact that he was backed financially by the board on numerous occasions for several dubious purchases. Allardyce did bring Adrian to the club and a few others, he did get the club promoted at the first attempt albeit by the skin of it's teeth, and kept the club up in the promised land that is the Barclays Premier League, but he never took to the fans and the fans never took to him, the words 'super sam allardyce' never rang out at the Boleyn nor any where else come to think about. The fact is Big Sam did what he was paid to do, end of, he isn't owed any great respect although the Boleyn faithful will know it is always better to let sleeping dogs lie when it comes to returning players/managers in order not to give them any extra motivation to get a result! Allardyce should be treated just like any other visiting manager no better and no worse. The press will be out in force and would dearly love to portray West Ham fans as deluded, whereas it is they who clearly are. The sad thing is, there are so many of them, about as many as you can get around a large swimming pool in a gratis Algarve holiday home! - Ed

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Big Sam

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Thu, 25/02/2016 - 10:45

It will feel a little bit surreal on Saturday ,just wondering what type of reception he will get ?,i hope its courteous

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Family of Tragic Hammers Supporter Desperately Seeking Donations in Their Hour of Need

Submitted by ancient hammer on Tue, 23/02/2016 - 17:26

At the weekend Jeff Dylan, a Swansea Hammer, tragically committed suicide in a hotel in Budapest, Hungary. Much loved by family and friends, Jeff was at Wembley for the play off final. I have tried to upload a photo of him with friends in a pub before the game but have not been able to do so.

Unfortunately, Jeff did not have travel insurance and his family are struggling to raise the money to bring him home. If you can donate any amount to bring our Hammer home please go to. https://www.gofundme.com/anqhnw7v

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