Jack Grealish arriving on loan at Everton was one of the shock deals of the summer. How did you react when you first heard the rumours, and what are your expectations for him? Ethan: Honestly,
Palace lifted the FA Cup last season and followed it up by winning the Community Shield – how does it feel to finally see your club bringing home silverware? Liam: Honestly, it still feels surreal.
The Bicentenary: Honouring Donald Currie For we long-suffering Scots Hammers – and especially those of us who are Greenock-born devotees of West Ham United – the 17th of September is a day of quiet reverence,
The West Ham Fan Advisory Board (FAB) held its first meeting of the new season in August. For the meeting, the club rolled out its big guns: Baroness Karren Brady, CBE, the club’s vice-chair, alongside
It hasn’t quite gone to plan has it? The start of the season that is. Losing on the opening day to a newly promoted team didn’t exactly instill any hope or excitement for the season.
The lack of investment in the team which had begun in the summer of 1986 continued into the start of 1987-88 with no new arrivals. The only positive thing to happen over the summer was
Sir Joe Richards’s vision led to the founding of the FA Youth Cup in the 1952/53 season, which soon became an indispensable showcase for emerging talent. The competition is the premier contest for the Under
Another season is well and truly underway, but despite having a long road ahead, things have felt incredibly bleak. Results matter, and just three games in, we were sat at the bottom of the League
I write these words accepting that I now fall into the ‘grumpy old bloke’ category of fans. Hammers fans of my generation have enjoyed a vintage period of the club’s history. I was addicted by
Selling Mohammed Kudus to Spurs still doesn’t sit right with me, and honestly, I don’t think it ever will. The owners should never have done business with them, especially not for a player who was