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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Sat, 26/09/2015 - 08:56

What's the team for today? Would Carroll be able to bully the Norwich defence? Or is Sakho a nailed on start? Has Kayoute recovered enough to start? Have we sorted out a way to play better at home yet?

Looking forward to a good game, but do not agree with those saying we should thrash Norwich: they're on a good run and will be confident they can get something at The Boleyn. Get the first goal and we will win, if they score first it might be tough. COYI!!!!!!!

Finally but why has this taken so long?

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Submitted by ANTKB on Fri, 25/09/2015 - 19:22

Sepp Blatter faces criminal proceedings over a payment of £1.3m made to............Michel Platini!!! No wonder he was reluctant at first to challenge him!
Absolute disgrace and rotten to the core FIFA, too late to overturn the Qatar World Cup decision?

West Hams Flying Physio Room…Part 80 It's Back! At Last!

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Submitted by darrenharry on Fri, 25/09/2015 - 11:16

West Hams Flying Physio Room…Part 80
Friday 25 September 2015…..09:21.....A spring in the step, a kick in the balls. It’s all in the mind
Slav leaned back and emitted a guttural growl. The hours he’d put in recently would put a rundown NHS doctor to shame. The 7th earing on his left ear jangled against the 6th and 8th.
The office had taken on a markedly different look in the post Alledice era. The gravy stains on the ceiling had proven decidedly tricky for the decorating company “Clintbags”. The theme was unmistakably Moroccan. Plush rugs (the thickness of which caused a terrible scene when the young winger Lambrini had become lost in one on his first day) adorned the previous laminate floor. The traditional desk and swivel chair had now been replaced with a chez lounge (scarlet). Long heavy curtains hung from the windows, casting an atmospheric light in the room that required a newcomer to focus hard when entering.
The assortment of hashish pipes had been admonished by Sully at first; however after a few minutes of Slav’s company, the aroma had invaded his senses. In that moment those hours of trawling YouTube and email evaporated, the world seemed full of cotton wool, fluffy duvets and giggles. Mrs Sully noted that since that first meeting he seemed to be spending much more time in the manager’s office and his weekly intake of M&Ms and snickers had gone through the roof.
The sonos that had been installed purred from the floor to the ceiling was proclaiming to all that cared to listen that it had a “Sweet child O’ mine”. Slave tapped the strings on the bass guitar that lay in his lap like a willing lover. Leaning his head back he opened his mouth and the recently appointed club doctor, a charming lady name Ava, slipped a grape in. Slave winked and Ava giggled. Her heart fluttered….he was so much nicer than the West London prick.
In the corner a shaven headed gentlemen was furiously prodding a black game controller. Sweat trickled down his veined forehead like condensation around the outside of a cold becks bottle. Slav clicked his fingers…the shaven headed one shot his attention in the same direction…”Julien, pleeze, this is enuff no? ‘ow you say, make yourself yooseful eh pleeze?” Julien dropped the controller instantly “Yes boss of course boss, sorry boss wont appen again sir” retorted the fearsome assistant “Eh Julien mar frend, you no apologise to me, we brothers yes?” a smile appeared across Juliens face “Yes boss, forever and always”. Julien turned and ran through the door….literally. Slav sighed and clicked his fingers again “Eh, someone, ‘ow you say, fixes this yes? I don’t want mar Russ Abbott spoiled eh?” Ava peered over her masters shoulder “Sorry my leader, but what is Russ Abbott?”…Slave leaned back and placed the ceramic tip of the pipe to his mouth and inhaled deeply, the rush of the aromas washing into his mind like a marshmallow waterfall…..”Atmosphere baby”…..
The training changing room atmosphere was the happiest Winsten had ever known. Things had been rocky initially after Arsenal had tried to send a Karl Jenkinson lookalike back on loan. After his red card Wenston had pinned him up against the wall and pulled off the prosthetic mask to reveal Gary Mabbutt. Levvy really would stoop to anything.
Adriens photography career was going from strength to strength. Guinness had been in touch as he was apparently nearing the record for being the smiliest person with the biggest mouth and teeth on the planet now that Cilla had popped her stilettos.
In stark contrast a lottery win would barely emit a frown from Sako. The young striker, keen to explore his career after football, had always taken a keen interest in law. He had decided to visit as many police stations in London as he could, soaking up the atmosphere. New Signing Buynow (Payet lata) advised Sako he had a similar interest and already had some international visits booked at similar institutions and that he was welcome to tag along and observe.
The big man had tried his best not to catch anything. He realised being injured for 97% of his West Ham career had gone down about as well as a Hungarian border force officer. His rehab hadn’t been helped however after the passing of his adopted brother Chicken Kev. After Allerdices departure many felt the writing was on the wall for Chicken (literally in many instances which was of great annoyance and expense to Sully). The FA exposure that Chickens passport had been falsified, and DNA tests proved he was actually 55, had been a great shock to all inside the club, but not the fans. In fact it had been a relief to many fans who had questioned their own sanity, arguing he was playing like a 50 year old for many seasons. The news had proved too much for Kev. His empty car was found at Lands’ End, engine running and a trail of clothes, wallet and beer cans lead to the edge of the cliff. His body had not been recovered…..
This sequence of events had led Slav to pass the armband to its natural successor, Murk Nobel. Slav ensured a DNA test was carried out beforehand though (many arguing the Canning Town boy moved as fast as a 50 year old) but these tests proved inconclusive which was good enough for Slav. An induction ceremony was carried out at the training ground, all the players and their families, and to everyone’s great delight, the Prime Minister and self-proclaimed “Hammers fan” David Cameronn arrived. Much fanfare followed and the prestigious armband was handed to Murk by Slav. It brought a tear to everyone’s eye. The day ended in controversy though with Slav literally throwing the PM out of the ground and kicking him up the arse. The players surrounded the boss, enquiring what on earth happened? Slav lifted his chin and shook his head “Pigs head, sick fuk” and marched into his office.
The clouds rolled in from the north. The soft specks of rain began to spit onto grass. Julien called the boys in for the day. Slav pulled the curtain back. He sat back on the Chez and opened the file marked “Top Secret”. Ever since he’d arrived he’d been making things right. The team were now beginning to take shape and purr in the fashion he demanded. The fans were happy. But something was eating away at him. Sully had tried to convince him everything was “Water tight me old son” around the OS. But Slav wasn’t convinced and there was too much noise and opposition still rumbling on. Pulling his glasses down and reaching back into the recess of his brain, he retrieved his legal qualifications and decided to use them once again. His battle plan kept coming back to the same common denominator…..Levvy. Slav would have him. Nothing would stop him achieving what he wanted for this club. He took the pipe again and went to work…Ava’s head bobbing up and down in his lap

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Scouse Git

Submitted by Zummerzet on Fri, 25/09/2015 - 10:17

I see that that wonderful footie pundit Lawro has decided that our game against Norwich will be a draw. According to the table on the Beeb we are 15 places above where this shyster predicts we, with his wonderful powers of foresight says we should be. I really am sick and tired of this bloke who is so anti the Hammers it's untrue! Don't know how much he gets paid but it's too much. What a waste of a good skin!

West Hams Flying Physio Room…Part 80

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Submitted by darrenharry on Fri, 25/09/2015 - 09:22

Friday 25 September 2015…..09:21.....A spring in the step, a kick in the balls. It’s all in the mind
Slav leaned back and emitted a guttural growl. The hours he’d put in recently would put a rundown NHS doctor to shame. The 7th earing on his left ear jangled against the 6th and 8th.
The office had taken on a markedly different look in the post Alledice era. The gravy stains on the ceiling had proven decidedly tricky for the decorating company “Clintbags”. The theme was unmistakably Moroccan. Plush rugs (the thickness of which caused a terrible scene when the young winger Lambrini had become lost in one on his first day) adorned the previous laminate floor. The traditional desk and swivel chair had now been replaced with a chez lounge (scarlet). Long heavy curtains hung from the windows, casting an atmospheric light in the room that required a newcomer to focus hard when entering.
The assortment of hashish pipes had been admonished by Sully at first; however after a few minutes of Slav’s company, the aroma had invaded his senses. In that moment those hours of trawling YouTube and email evaporated, the world seemed full of cotton wool, fluffy duvets and giggles. Mrs Sully noted that since that first meeting he seemed to be spending much more time in the manager’s office and his weekly intake of M&Ms and snickers had gone through the roof.
The sonos that had been installed purred from the floor to the ceiling was proclaiming to all that cared to listen that it had a “Sweet child O’ mine”. Slave tapped the strings on the bass guitar that lay in his lap like a willing lover. Leaning his head back he opened his mouth and the recently appointed club doctor, a charming lady name Ava, slipped a grape in. Slave winked and Ava giggled. Her heart fluttered….he was so much nicer than the West London prick.
In the corner a shaven headed gentlemen was furiously prodding a black game controller. Sweat trickled down his veined forehead like condensation around the outside of a cold becks bottle. Slav clicked his fingers…the shaven headed one shot his attention in the same direction…”Julien, pleeze, this is enuff no? ‘ow you say, make yourself yooseful eh pleeze?” Julien dropped the controller instantly “Yes boss of course boss, sorry boss wont appen again sir” retorted the fearsome assistant “Eh Julien mar frend, you no apologise to me, we brothers yes?” a smile appeared across Juliens face “Yes boss, forever and always”. Julien turned and ran through the door….literally. Slav sighed and clicked his fingers again “Eh, someone, ‘ow you say, fixes this yes? I don’t want mar Russ Abbott spoiled eh?” Ava peered over her masters shoulder “Sorry my leader, but what is Russ Abbott?”…Slave leaned back and placed the ceramic tip of the pipe to his mouth and inhaled deeply, the rush of the aromas washing into his mind like a marshmallow waterfall…..”Atmosphere baby”…..
The training changing room atmosphere was the happiest Winsten had ever known. Things had been rocky initially after Arsenal had tried to send a Karl Jenkinson lookalike back on loan. After his red card Wenston had pinned him up against the wall and pulled off the prosthetic mask to reveal Gary Mabbutt. Levvy really would stoop to anything.
Adriens photography career was going from strength to strength. Guinness had been in touch as he was apparently nearing the record for being the smiliest person with the biggest mouth and teeth on the planet now that Cilla had popped her stilettos.
In stark contrast a lottery win would barely emit a frown from Sako. The young striker, keen to explore his career after football, had always taken a keen interest in law. He had decided to visit as many police stations in London as he could, soaking up the atmosphere. New Signing Buynow (Payet lata) advised Sako he had a similar interest and already had some international visits booked at similar institutions and that he was welcome to tag along and observe.
The big man had tried his best not to catch anything. He realised being injured for 97% of his West Ham career had gone down about as well as a Hungarian border force officer. His rehab hadn’t been helped however after the passing of his adopted brother Chicken Kev. After Allerdices departure many felt the writing was on the wall for Chicken (literally in many instances which was of great annoyance and expense to Sully). The FA exposure that Chickens passport had been falsified, and DNA tests proved he was actually 55, had been a great shock to all inside the club, but not the fans. In fact it had been a relief to many fans who had questioned their own sanity, arguing he was playing like a 50 year old for many seasons. The news had proved too much for Kev. His empty car was found at Lands’ End, engine running and a trail of clothes, wallet and beer cans lead to the edge of the cliff. His body had not been recovered…..
This sequence of events had led Slav to pass the armband to its natural successor, Murk Nobel. Slav ensured a DNA test was carried out beforehand though (many arguing the Canning Town boy moved as fast as a 50 year old) but these tests proved inconclusive which was good enough for Slav. An induction ceremony was carried out at the training ground, all the players and their families, and to everyone’s great delight, the Prime Minister and self-proclaimed “Hammers fan” David Cameronn arrived. Much fanfare followed and the prestigious armband was handed to Murk by Slav. It brought a tear to everyone’s eye. The day ended in controversy though with Slav literally throwing the PM out of the ground and kicking him up the arse. The players surrounded the boss, enquiring what on earth happened? Slav lifted his chin and shook his head “Pigs head, sick fuk” and marched into his office.
The clouds rolled in from the north. The soft specks of rain began to spit onto grass. Julien called the boys in for the day. Slav pulled the curtain back. He sat back on the Chez and opened the file marked “Top Secret”. Ever since he’d arrived he’d been making things right. The team were now beginning to take shape and purr in the fashion he demanded. The fans were happy. But something was eating away at him. Sully had tried to convince him everything was “Water tight me old son” around the OS. But Slav wasn’t convinced and there was too much noise and opposition still rumbling on. Pulling his glasses down and reaching back into the recess of his brain, he retrieved his legal qualifications and decided to use them once again. His battle plan kept coming back to the same common denominator…..Levvy. Slav would have him. Nothing would stop him achieving what he wanted for this club. He took the pipe again and went to work…Ava’s head bobbing up and down in his lap

The OS in use at the RWC

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Submitted by bonzo and the bov on Thu, 24/09/2015 - 19:03

Was watching the RWC at the OS last night ( French game ) , I must say it looked impressive with a large crowd their ...It will be sad to see the old girl ( Boleyn ) go, but I'm looking forward to the future. Just hope we can fill it as well if not better than Spuds new one when it's built ..

Nev

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Thu, 24/09/2015 - 18:33

How do i change my profile pic , tried clickin on it !, nothing

No Matter How Viewed Cup Exit Was Disappointing, Or Was It?

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Thu, 24/09/2015 - 17:13

Hammers exit from the League Cup (using it's proper name) was on the face of it extremely disappointing, however the early exit may have some benefit. In previous seasons West Ham United have progressed through the early rounds with ease, only to run out of steam towards the final. During each of the cup runs, the club earned extra revenue and the fans got the chance to see the odd glimmer of hope, but the eventuality was the squad was stretched to the limit with injuries and suspensions taking their toll leading to a dip in League form. This season there is only one remit, and that is to survive and hopefully prosper in the Barclays Premier League, of course to do so with a swagger and adventurous football would be wonderful, but survival is the only thing that matters ahead of the Olympic Stadium move. Such a situation is a bit of a pity in a way because Manager, Slaven Billic, has his hands tied to some degree owing to the need for success, he will not really have the team playing his way in it's entirety. Had Billic been able to bed the team in a year before, then there would probably not be such an onus, and underlying fear, about moving to the Olympic stadium. As it stands there is still the FA Cup, which is much more attractive to most people, and the possibility of some exciting football being played the West Ham way by a squad that isn't struggling to meet the demands placed on it. - Ed

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the telephone call

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 24/09/2015 - 13:15

During newcastle's loss to watford McClaren grabbed the phone - what was said and by who? Just a bit of fun.

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