After watching the Women play over the last few months, I am gutted that the season is about to end. I believe if we played another 10 games against anyone in the league, we would
In a life that has taken him from Bury to Brazil and beyond, seen him forge some legendary commentary box partnerships and become famous for his meticulous handwritten match notes, commentator Clive Tyldesley has seen
The most revered position on the pitch is striker. The centre forward who converts half chances and grabs the headlines. They can be physically intimidating or diminutive figures using guile and intelligence. A striker must
April can be an interesting time of the season for us fans if our team is still involved in a battle for honours, or as been the case more than once for us Hammers, avoiding
The previous campaign had ended disappointingly after challenging into January, injuries to key players Devonshire, Whitton and Martin robbed the Hammers of any chance of maintaining their fight and they ended up finishing ninth. Devonshire’s
Football should be safe for everyone, but some male fans don’t get that. Their bad behaviour means the police need a special programme to tackle violence against women and girls. VAWG, as it gets called,
Is the season over yet? Nearly? Okay, good. The stark reminder came from the commentary team during the Liverpool game that West Ham are not yet mathematically safe from relegation. It’s not going to happen.
In a rare and revealing interview on the Klick & Rush podcast, former West Ham technical director Tim Steidten finally spoke out about his time at the club – and the drama surrounding his departure.
What are your impressions of Brighton’s new manager – are you seeing continuity or a clear shift in style post-De Zerbi? Talia: It’s a bit of both, honestly. The build-up play is still brave, but
I want to preface this think-piece with two key points that there’s no such thing as a bad Premier League player, even if some do a mean impression of one, and I’d never boo a