British politics has turned itself on its head this year. The Labour government has adopted right-wing policies targeting benefit claimants and immigrants using the language of Enoch Powell. The Tories meanwhile have U-turned so often
If you ask the average West Ham fan who’s followed the club for a bit about the names Paul Ince, Frank Lampard Jr., and Nigel Reo-Coker you’ll usually hear the word ‘Snake’ followed by a
There’s no point trying to build any sense of jeopardy here – this was the greatest league campaign in West Ham’s history and represented the pinnacle of John Lyall’s powers as a manager. Indeed, West
It’s here, it’s finally here – the end of the season. There have been a few big talking points in the last few weeks, all with a view to looking ahead to the new season.
Two of the finest dead-ball specialists currently plying their trade in the Premier League have notched up more than 250 appearances between them in claret and blue yet scored less direct free kicks for us
The famous line that begins Charles Dickens novel ‘A Tale of Two Cities’, is now often used to describe how positive and negative elements can exist at the same time. This came to mind whilst
Michail Antonio’s horror car crash in December foreshadowed what was to come as our nightmare season comes to a close this month. Now our all-time Premier League goalscorer faces a race against time to complete
I was very torn about whether or not we should have offered Fabianski a new contract. He has been a brilliant servant for the club ever since he signed but he’s also 40 years old
When we signed Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal in 2020, you could say that the majority of West Ham fans would not have known too much about them. Soucek arrived in January 2020, initially on
When Jean-Clair Todibo arrived on loan from Nice, I’ll admit that it felt like we might have pulled off a bit of a coup, and I know I wasn’t the only one. A classy, cultured