Month: October 2012

Last month the BBC released their price of football survey. The study looked at prices for 166 clubs in 10 divisions across British football

When West Ham host Manchester City on Saturday we will be facing one of the best teams in the world. As games this season at Upton Park come, this will be one of the toughest

When we played Southampton a couple of weeks ago, I was unfortunately in Ikea and not sitting with my laptop reading Twitter updates about scores, near misses and injuries.

My last home game was February 2nd 1986. The 1985-86 season was magical; competing for the 1st Division and the FA Cup.

West Ham Ladies captain Rosey Sullivan has called on her teammates to pick up maximum points in their next two games and extend their unbeaten run in the league to six games.

I guess if you should support your local team then poor Weymouth FC were never going to fully capture my heart even though they have the advantage of playing in claret and blue.

You don’t have a choice when it comes to supporting a club like West Ham – you are chosen. Ever since I was a child I have never felt confident when it comes to watching my club play.

Danny Shea was West Ham’s first ever cult hero. The pacey striker from Wapping plied his trade for the Hammers, between 1907 and 1913,

A few weeks ago, when I was discussing the players to watch for West Ham this season, I highlighted Mohamed Diame as a “steal”. So how has he performed this season so far?

Someone said to me the other day that “At West Ham you hate any player who leaves you and always give them a hard time when they come back