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End of Season Out's and New Season In's? Allardyce not included in this one.

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Submitted by ANTKB on Sun, 05/04/2015 - 21:10

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For me we have to offload the following at the end of the season:
Nolan, Cole, O'Brien, Jarvis, Maiga, Jussi

Coming In?:
Hernandez (rumoured but can't see it), Ings, Schmeichel, Guzan, Caulker, Benteke (can't see it), Mirallas, Song (good start/poor finish but I would sign him)

The above includes rumours and personal preferences but I would also like to see the use of Reece Oxford as we have to start playing him if he is as good as everyone says. In addition I would like to see Elliot Lee be given a chance as I don't see the point of him being at our club given the selections that have been made over the past couple of years.

So this is quick list but who would you offload and on-board?

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Sun, 05/04/2015 - 00:04

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the guest goons this week Shearer & gullet or hulit or which ever way you say it ,after that match when they'd finished praising the shit out of Liecster this was the PREDICTABLE conversation presenter = now chaps what about west ham

Shearer =i know their form hasn't been great lately but you have to remember their tenth
hulit = unbelievable

My choice no one elses!

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Submitted by plaistow-man on Sat, 04/04/2015 - 20:45

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Born in Forest Gate and schooled in Plaistow growing up with kids who mostly supported The Irons, a few Spurs, a few Chelsea and a few Man Utd but most as I said West Ham. My first game in 1969 and I was hooked.. Moore , Hurst and Peters the WC winning trio on the pitch and a 3-0 win yet even before that I was Claret and Blue through and through and not a waiver. Relegations, promotions, "The Boys of '86", The FA Cup, Europe and "Uncle" Avram the usual ups and downs.
Most importantly it has always been my choice, yes MY choice, I could change my allegiance to a Man Utd, Arsenal or Chelski but I despise the fair weather brigade , I was born West Ham, I was West Ham yesterday, am West Ham today and yes I will still be dyed in the wool Claret and Blue West Ham United tomorrow and the next day etc.. I will die West Ham a constant in my life.
No one made me, no one forced me it was and is my choice. I am not a multi-millionaire and do not own the club that is down mainly to our co-chairman David Sullivan and David Gold, I am not a business person but Karren Brady is, I was never good enough to be a professional footballer nor I am qualified to manage the club so I put my trust in those who sit in those positions. The way the team plays and how the club is run and managed is out of my hands and there is nothing I can do but go to games and cheer my favourites on, buy mechandise in order to help the club financially in my own small way.
I literally hurt when we lose whoever we play and am ecstatic when we win and I will never change. Whilst we have the owners, manager back room and playing staff I will support them all 100%, I will not boo the players or manager and it is futile to slate any of them and why? Because all I can do is what I do, everything else is out of my hands and I have the mantra if I can't control it I don't let it worry me. I am always positive and greatly dislike negativity,
Since I was born I keep hearing about "The West Ham way!" yep 1964-66 was a golden era, "The Boys of 86" are we so blinkered that we forgot in 1978 we wnt down just two years after reaching a European Final? Under the guidance of gentleman John Lyall, late 80's not long after the "Boys of /86" again under JL we went down we went down under the legend Billy Bonds and we had arguably one of our best squads under Roeder (Defoe, di Canio, Carrick, Joe Cole et al) how did that happen ? down under Uncle Avram and since a 3rd consecutive Premier season. The West Ham way is inconsistency always was and always will be. We are a work in progress and I will stick by our unpredictable and inconsistent team...the choice is mine and mine alone...West Ham yesterday, today and from this day on..... COYI's!

the fall and fall of west ham

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Sat, 04/04/2015 - 19:17

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i know the general thread is on the main page but i duno , i like a match thread or two on the active forums link .
What is this guy playing at , at first i thought its just a bad run and things will turn around , but now im worried because i think im turning into a conspiracy theorist, i reckon he misses the north so much that he cant wait to get back there , only problem is he's bringing those cheeky cockney bastards down a peg or two before he goes ,"how dare they question my authority" , either that or he's taking the piss , i wont go into the analysis , i think every west ham fan knows by now what the root of the problem is , but today was not so much the icing on the cake so much as crap in the kennel, and deep down i think the players know its time to get shot , i know this is going to sound like treason but when we play QPR i hope they play Zarati and i hope he has a brarmer and yes i hope he scores , we'll still win 3-1 though ,

Leicester City v West Ham United Team Sheets And Live Chat

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sat, 04/04/2015 - 13:29

Live chat started at 2:30 pm and finished at 5:15pm
Leicester City
Schmeichel, de Laet, Morgan, Huth, Mahrez, Schlupp, Nugent, James, Cambiasso, Vardy, Ulloa Subs Konchesky, Drinkwater, King, Albrighton, Wasilewski, Schwarzer, Kramaric.
West Ham United
Adrian, Reid, Cresswell, Nolan (c), Kouyate, Downing, Sakho, Noble, Jenkinson, Collins, Song ​Subs: Jaaskelainen, Demel, O'Brien, Amalfitano, Jarvis, Cole, Nene
Ref: Mark Clattenburg

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Flop of the season - from the new lads

Submitted by Gerus on Fri, 03/04/2015 - 21:08

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I was just wondering we always do the topics on which we discuss our favorites to become the next HOTY but who dissapointed you the most this season. But to get away from the regular discussions about Kevin Nolan and poor Mayy Jarvis let's concentrate on the new lads. Apart from Zarate obvioulsy I have been a bit dissapointed with Valencia personally. Started bright but with time he seems to get less of a sniff in and always seems to run direclty into the first defender he tries to pass 1 on 1. Thoughts?

Concerts or festivals...

Submitted by Hammers65 on Fri, 03/04/2015 - 16:47

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Got a topic to discuss-(is anybody out there?!).Are any of you fine orgers preparing to go to any concerts or festivals in the near future?Ill get the ball rolling-as a present for xmas just gone my fine wife,booked The who with paul weller supporting at hyde park end of june (with hotel too!!).Now for me this is the musical equivalent of seeing the mighty hammers in a cup final at wembley...I cant wait for the day when i see these musical heroes of mine on stage..so its over to you folks..

Home v Away

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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Thu, 02/04/2015 - 14:12

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While on the subject of going to Leicester to batter them (or not), a subject which has always bothered me arose again. Why do most teams (and most definitely ours) play SO differently away from home? The only research I've seen says that while officials can be significantly swayed by a vociferous home crowd, the players don't give a toss that a few thousand people are booing, jeering, or casting aspersions on their female relatives. Very few players are intimidated by noisy crowds, and not a few are actually motivated to play better when jeered at! To my mind it's all in the head, if they are prepared properly psychologically I see no reason why we shouldn't play exactly the same away as we do at home.

Leicester City v West Ham

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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Thu, 02/04/2015 - 13:26

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Seems like an age since our last game.
Leicester sit cleanly bottom of the table, and look doomed. It would take a miracle change in form for them to escape. And while it's said that a wounded animal is very dangerous, surely not a half-dead animal? Yet what's the betting we start the game in a defensive 4-5-1 formation? Shouldn't we being going to The King Power Stadium (I still want to call it Filbert Street!) with the aim of giving them an effective 'coup de grace?' Let's ATTACK them. Thoughts?

One set of parasites washes it's hands of another.

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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Wed, 01/04/2015 - 12:54

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FIFA, in an area that truly needs worldwide reform and monitoring, has decided that the problems of the vast amount of cash being taken out of football across the world by 'agents' is too tough a job for them to handle. Instead they have introduced some new "rules" which don't appear to legally mean a damn thing, and then done a runner. Is this organisation of any use whatsoever?

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/mar/31/football-agents-fifa-ref...

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