Month: July 2020

James Saban fulfils one of the most underrated and misunderstood roles in football – organising the team’s equipment. It’s easy to think of James’ role as providing fresh shirts for matchday and packing a few

Like a former lover who’s jilted you, but shows up at your weakest moment with a dangerous smile and the hopeful suggestion of coming back to you, Marko Arnautovic reportedly returned albeit briefly to the

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. This line may have been uttered in reference to Batman in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Dark Knight’, but it could easily

Luckily I waited until after the phenomenal 3-2 win over Chelsea before writing this piece. As a result David Moyes’ managerial record at West Ham makes for slightly better reading. But only just. Since the

Football may have disappeared off the radar for a while, but now it’s back and not much changed from a West Ham fan’s point of view. There have been glimmers of hope, but we’re still

Pablo Zabaleta may not have pulled any punches when it came to pace but he will always be remembered and respected as a stalwart of the game who put everything he had into his performances

As the end of this extraordinary season draws near, I’ve been wondering who would be my Hammer of the Year – and who are my other contenders. And it’s not just me who’s been thinking