It’s been a great season, but I hope it won’t be a case of deja vous and a replica of what happened to Slaven Bilic and later Manuel Pellegrini in their second year. The received
Numbers can be twisted to suit our own ends but essentially they don’t lie – Alan Pardew is statistically the most successful West Ham manager of the last 20 years. The post Harry Redknapp era
West Ham’s 2019/20 financial results covered an ‘unprecedented’ season when we finished 16th in the Premier League with our finances significantly impacted by COVID-19 and David Moyes replacing Manuel Pellegrini as manager in December 2019.
Loan deals can be historically hit or miss. For every Dani, there is a Robbie Keane. For every Alex Song 2014 -15, there is an Alex Song 2015-16. It is best not to catch feelings
It’s no wonder that Jesse Lingard has found himself liberated in a David Moyes built West Ham squad where graft, courage, and endurance are the key attribute to success. With a manager in David Moyes
I’ve hated watching football this season. More than I can ever remember hating it. I know West Ham are on the verge of their best season since Harry Redknapp was leading us to Intertoto glory.
For a while it has been clear that we’ve needed another central midfield option. Declan Rice and Tomas Soucek have been a formidable force this season, but Rice’s recent injury has highlighted the lack of
The recent May Day bank holiday was a strange one for many. This oddity had nothing to do with the pandemic or the weather, but was due to the decision by the sporting fraternity to
This season has been one to remember and a real positive in what has been quite a testing year for us all. At the start of the season if you would have told me that
Former England midfielder Rob Lee says he played much of his best at Upton Park — so it is West Ham’s loss that just 14 games in his 23-year long professional career were at the