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Runners And Riders In Hammers Manager Race

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Mon, 01/06/2015 - 07:40

Here is a cross amalgam of betting odds for the next permanent West Ham United manager, interestingly David Moyes is still there in fourth despite claiming he is happy in Spain, which is of course where the two Davids currently are!!
Slaven Bilic 4/6 Unai Emery 8/1 Marcelo Bielsa 8/1 David Moyes 10/1 Eddie Howe 10/1 Steve McClaren 18/1 Roberto Di Matteo 20/1 Sean Dyche 20/1 Frank de Boer 20/1 Andre Villas Boas 25/1 Carlo Ancelotti 25/1 Paul Clement 25/1
Aitor Karanka 25/1 Tony Pulis 25/1 Harry Redknapp 25/1 Michael Laudrup 25/1 Brendan Rodgers 28/1 Rafa Benitez 33/1 Mark Warburton 33/1 Jurgen Klopp 40/1 Gus Poyet 40/1 Neil Lennon 50/1 Phil Brown 50/1 Glenn Hoddle 50/1
Steve Bruce 50/1 Tim Sherwood 80/1 Alan Pardew 100/1 Juande Ramos 100/1 Roberto Martinez 100/1 Teddy Sheringham 150/1. - Ed

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The Org Is Back, Yeah Yeah, But Seriously!

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Sun, 31/05/2015 - 18:23

Having had more come backs than Status Quo, www.westhamfans.org really is back. Leaner, meaner and on a new secure server with much greater speed and capacity, the site can now finally return to being the best West Ham forum in the world!
The Org will be developed over the coming weeks, just in time for the beginning of the Europa League competition.
Know an Orger? Let them know that their disfunctional rag tag family is back, you know it makes sense - Ed

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10 years ago....

Submitted by Gerus on Sat, 30/05/2015 - 20:31

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10 years ago I just turned on the telly and happened upon the start of the second half of the playoff final between West Ham United and Preston North End. 10 minutes later Bobby Zamora scored the only goal of the game. There and then is when I became a Hammer. Just realized it now that is has been a while now that I have followed the ups and downs of my favourite club and wouldn't change anything - the heartbreaks, the low points, the dissapointment as with the bad came the good. Just wanted to wish our club all the best for the future and let's hope we make a memorable exit from the Boleyn. On this sort of an anniversary day for me I feel proud to be a Hammer and kind of relieved that I managed to make it to the Boleyn before the big move.
Cheers fellow irons and have a great Saturday!

Server Switch Over Notice

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Submitted by madhammer on Sat, 30/05/2015 - 15:26

As you are aware we have been having extremely slow site speeds and an abundance of issues with the site, but I am pleased to announce that will come to an end this weekend! This Sunday at 4pm GMT, we will be performing several software updates and moving our servers. The move to the new server is required in order to keep The Org secure and up-to-date. We may be momentarily unavailable around the time of switch over.

I will post updates here as needed.

Once again I would like to say thank you to the Orgers for your on going support of the site.

- James

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Not as deep as I'd like

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Submitted by nt_hammer on Fri, 29/05/2015 - 19:09

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No not something I mentioned to the wife last night but the strength in our squad at the moment.

I understand the need to release players at the end of their contracts and start a fresh for the new campaign with a new manager. However, we commence a very competitive European campaign in just over a month and our squad is looking a little thin to say the least.

A number of youngsters have departed, most notably Potts, who probably wouldn't have been much help in Europe but the same can't be said for the likes of Demel or Jussi or Cole. Surely they could have been utilised at some point? A short term contract could have secured them a little while longer. Or keep them until their contracts end (June 30th) and let the new boss decide.

We are carrying a lot of injuries so there is a risk to see whether the likes of Carroll, Sakho, Collins etc are ready for the start of July and also whether the likes of Zarate or Maiga are still here then. I'm sure we have some players on the radar and a new manager could well arrive imminently but as always we are cutting it fine!

dan potts released

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Submitted by harrythehammers on Fri, 29/05/2015 - 14:50

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I thought that he would make it but apparently he has been released. Did anyone see him play for the development squad. Did he really not make the grade ?

Players released

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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Fri, 29/05/2015 - 08:13

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Carlton Cole, Guy Demel, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Nene.

Young players; Kieran Bywater, Sean Maguire, Paul McCallum, Dan Potts.

the movies

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Thu, 28/05/2015 - 23:42

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anyone seen "stared up " watched it the other night , cant make my mind up , not much of a story only a bunch cons doin porridge , a lot of agro and every other word F and C , and another thing , either im goin mutton or i've been away from the smoke to long cause other than the F and C i couldn't understand a bleedin word

FIFA FO FUM

Submitted by Zummerzet on Wed, 27/05/2015 - 14:12

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The shenanigans in Switzerland ie the arrest of several FIFA representatives must highlight to even the most loyal follower of our illustrious leader Mr Sepp Blater that things do not seem to going well. The alleged dodgy dealing and the questions over the awarding of the tournaments to Russia and Qatar are apparently coming to a head with the actions of the FBI requesting the apprehension of above mentioned representatives. How can anyone believe that the outstanding Russia well known for its straightforward dealings in international politics and sport would countenance dodgy dealing is beyond me. Qatar known worldwide for its excellent reputation in football is the natural choice of any freethinking member of FIFA. The questions of slave labour to build the stadiums and the nonsense of where the fans will stay is a red herring and of course must be ignored. To all and sundry it must be obvious that FIFA is a shining light of truth and decency in the shady word of sport politics.
ps The application is in the post.

Europe Ahoy And Really Weird And Wild Mourinho Backing For Bilic

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Submitted by nevillenixon on Tue, 26/05/2015 - 18:11

The season is going to start really early for the incoming manager of West Ham United, the club have just been declared top of the fair play league in England, and as such have obtained entry for a Europa League qualifying place along with Liverpool, Tottenham and either Aston Villa or Southampton. As fair play qualifiers Hammers will have to play their first match on July 2nd, in order to enter the competition 'proper' they will have to play a further three matches. A tall order for a team that is currently without a manager following Sam 'Arraldite's' departure, but on the positive front, following a bizarre accidental meeting courtesy of Chelsea fans occupying the Fulham Road and it's surrounding area for their Barclays Premier League title celebration, a rather worse for wear Jose Mourinho endorsed Slaven Bilic's credentials as a manager.
"Slaven is a good man, a strong man, but intelligent. He knows how to see a game, he is, how do you say? not a Luddite, unlike others, I think you know who I am talking about. He will be a breath of fresh air, and at last there will be someone able to take the weight off doing vaguely interesting and witty press conferences from my shoulders!"
And with that, the great one collapsed in a heap before being 'shoed in', by a rather large man with dark glasses, to a waiting limousine driven by an even larger man with dark glasses!
Bilic's odds were 1-4 on, what price now? -Ed

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