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  • Farewell my fellow Orgers

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    Submitted by hammergirl on Mon, 05/02/2024 - 08:21

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    Well now boys steel yourselves dont be afraid to shed a tear or two but i have to inform you this girls leaving for the Amazon rainforest this Tuesday so i will not be around for a good long while i hope you can cope lol so try and keep things orderly now and dont have to many of those spats you boys are so fond of.

    And before you ask it is not a holiday it is work but i will keep an eye out for any possible signs of a Striker that may interest Moyes! until then i hope when i get back to see we have qualified for the champions league and are playing freeflowing footy! until then i am missing you guys already and Nev keep getting better xx Louis look after him you both do such good work.

    Byeeeee:-) x

  • Live Now Man U v West Ham

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    Submitted by nevillenixon on Sun, 04/02/2024 - 13:03

    Man U: Onana, Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw, Casemiro, Mainoo, Fernandes (C), Garnacho, Hojlund, Rashford Subs: Bayindir, Lindelof, Amrabat, Varane, Eriksen, Forson, Antony, Diallo, McTominay.
    West Ham: Areola, Johnson, Zouma (C), Aguerd, Coufal, Emerson, Alvarez, Ward-Prowse, Soucek, Bowen, Kudus Subs: Fabianski, Cresswell, Phillips, Mavropanos, Cornet, Ings, Ogbonna, Mubama, Scarles.

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  • Moyes' 'Love Child' Retires!

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    Submitted by nevillenixon on Sat, 03/02/2024 - 14:21

    Former Everton and Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini has announced his retirement from playing. The 36-year-old, won 87 caps for Belgium and appeared at two World Cups, he ended his international career in 2019.

    Fellaini joined Everton from Standard Liege in 2008 and moved to United in 2013 before signing for Chinese Super League club Shandong Luneng in 2019.He made 141 Premier League appearances for Everton, scoring 25 goals and registering 14 assists for them.

    Fellani was 'adored' by Hammers boss David Moyes who brought him to Everton initially before taking him to Manchester United

    Fellani was allegedly a Moyes target during virtually EVERY transfer window but their 'reconnection' was unrequited.

    Fellaini scored 22 goals in 177 appearances in all competitions for United, who he helped win the 2016 FA Cup as well as the Europa League and EFL Cup in 2017.

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  • Where Do Irons Stand?

    Submitted by Louis Nixon on Sat, 03/02/2024 - 06:21

    After a virtual 'status quo' of a transfer window, an archaic Luddite of a manager looking to have his contract renewed and the scousers looking to steal the hubcaps of the only genuine staffing asset Hammers have, where does the club find itself at this snapshot of time?

    Well a hell of a lot better off than some clubs, but well behind those who have left Hammers in their wake, such as Brighton and Villa. Is the problem aa lack of vision? Or is just a lack of desire to go all guns blazing into the future at risk of upsetting the apple cart?

    With regards to the notoriously difficult winter transfer window, two out and one in doesn't seem that tragic, especially as both leaving players had to go, albeit for different reasons. Said Benrahma had to go because he was getting progressively worse if that was possible and Pablo Fornals wanted to go 'back home' to Spain to raise his young family.

    If Kalvin Phillips hadn't had such a howler of a debut most fans would have been relatively pleased with the window, although Fulham's late move for Broja did hurt more than a little! Phillips will more than likely come good after his 'ring rusty' dreadful debut, it should also be remembered that iwas 'Zooooouma' who sold Phillips a 'pup of a pass' in the first instance, would Zou have been able to get the ball in similar circumstances? Possibly because of his guile, but definitely not because of his pace!

    In a way Thursday's events were made just that more annoying because the team's incoherent performance meant the chance of putting clear air between the club and its immediate competitors was wasted, that is FOUR points dropped in the last two games!

    Hopefully when the dust has settled Moyes will be 'offered a sniff' but nothing concrete, whereas extra security will ensure agents of the red variety are kept well away from Tim Steidten! - LN

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  • Not Happy with this Window

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    Submitted by cast iron on Fri, 02/02/2024 - 15:33

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    Tim Steiden had a really good summer with Kudos and Alviarez but this winter has been really pants, Lost Pabs and Beni so to my thinking we are really light and in the Bournmouth game he had Mubama on the bench we all knew that was a token player because he played in the U-21's the night b4 so the only option was Granni Dings, and I think this is going to be like this for the rest of the season-match and patch, players out of position. Steiden Knows that we are going to be very lucky to stay in Europe made himsef look a pillock dealing with the wrong agent for Osman and he has'nt landed 1 player this saeson cos Moyes has been after Philips for Yonks, so its Liverpool here we come They will deffo be in Europe, Will he missed Jurys out for me after this window

  • The Morning After The Night Before!!

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    Submitted by boogerscaravan on Fri, 02/02/2024 - 10:49

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    Well, where to start! Such a lot to unpack here.

    Firstly, the game. Was absolutely shocking, how bad were we? Moyes got it 100% wrong from the start. Zouma, well, I'm not going to give the clown column space. Phillips had an assured game and should not have come off.

    The change should have happened at half time. Soucek should have been given the hook. Cornet should have come on. Seeing as how he had scored in the last game and the system that was tweaked could have remained the same with genuine balance.

    Luckily JWP was there when we needed him again. But surely with a rejuvenated Rashford Man U could tear us a new one on Sunday? Thank God for a point in the end.

    Now then. The transfer window. We couldn't even get that right. We now have 2 seriously dischuffed players on our books. Benrahma, God knows how me managed to get that one fvcked up. Fornals, I thought he was going to wave goodbye at the end. Otherwise why was he there? Wasn't on the bench. You couldn't make it up.

    I think they were vetoed, because we could not get anyone in. Complete Fred Carnos Circus. Cowboy Outfit call it what you want. Sullivan is a klint and that passes all the way down to Moyes. I'm seriously unhappy!!!

  • Live Now West Ham v Bournemouth Line Ups

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    Submitted by nevillenixon on Thu, 01/02/2024 - 18:41

    West Ham: Areola, Johnson, Zouma (c), Mavrapanos, Emerson, Alvarez, Phillips, Ward-Prowse, Soucek, Kudus, Bowen. Subs: Fabianski, Ogbonna, Ings, Cresswell, Cornet, Orford, Mubama, Casey, Scarles.
    Bournemouth: Neto(c) , Smith, Senesi, Kelly, Zabarnyi, Christie, Cook, Tavernier, Scott, Solanke, Semenyo. Subs: Travers, Mepham, Kinsey, Kerkez, Kilkenny, Faivre, Billing, Kluivert, Kerkez, Sinisterra.

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  • The Boys Are Back In Town

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    Submitted by nevillenixon on Thu, 01/02/2024 - 14:56

    Forget all the transfer bowlucks eschewing from the media, tonight's most important bit of news for West Ham is that the Boys are back in town, well almost! MoKudus and Jarrod Bowen are ready to take up where they left off before the winter break for AFCON and the Premier League.

    Only Lucas Paqueta is likely to be missing from the three 'musketeers' Hammers front line and there is even an outside chance that Hammers Brazilian magnifico 'Pacman' might make the bench.

    If ever a club needed to be shown how much they need their essential players then West Ham were it, devoid of the above-mentioned three Hammers were toothless in attack and pedantic in their transition, well that's all about to change!

    The only real question fans should be asking is who is going to make way for Kalvin Phillips? Bit Tomy Soucek is the obvious contender, but if he is freed up from covering the defence ALL the time he might be able to make the late marauding runs into the box he is SO good at.

    So long as the starting line up does NOT include Danny Ings or Aaron Cresswell, most fans will be happy. In fact most fans would prefer neither of them to be in the squad at all, although given the paucity of options up front Ings will definitely be on the bench!

    If Hammers manage to retain Ben Johnson and maybe get one more player in then this window can be considered as a very successful one. All the transfer windows are a distraction, one that Hammers DON"T need, far better to concentrate on firming up a top six or heaven forbid a top five position in the league, they will NEVER have a similar chance for years to come.

    Manchester United and Chelsea CANNOT continue to be as inept as they have this season, so now is the time for the club to push to the limit all those who want to play and CAN play, starting tonight! -Ed

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  • The Final Countdown!

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    Submitted by nevillenixon on Wed, 31/01/2024 - 08:52

    In the year 2000, the Swedish government paid the rock band Europe a king's ransom to play their hit 'The Final Countdown' at midnight to usher in the new millenium.
    There were lots of fireworks and oohs and aahs and a 'competent' renedition of the song and that was it, in The UK we would have descibed it as a damp squib, but were too busy making hide nor hair of the Millenium Dome! This transfer window's closure promises to be less than spectacular, but will it be so for West Ham, will the grey smoke be wafting from Hammers 'goose green' training at 11PM? Or will it be early to bed time? -Ed

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