As all real football fans know, in 1966, West Ham won the World Cup. But what is less widely known is the direct West Ham connection to the 2026 World Cup. This summer’s tournament is
We’re grateful that our FA Cup run has brought us another two home games, which should provide funding to deliver a further £2,000 of food to our foodbanks during the coming weeks. So far this
Last month our survival chances grew, we beat Leicester City away whilst also keeping a clean sheet and beat Brighton and Hove Albion at home. Leicester City was our first away points of the season
If Belfast feels a little more claret‑tinted than usual this week, there’s a good reason. The sudden shortage of claret silk, the spike in bubble‑machine fluid sales, the faint hum of “Bubbles” drifting through the
A surprising turn of fortune What is this weird sensation? Is it…no, it couldn’t be. Is it winning? Three wins on the bounce and we’re giddy. Still not overly optimistic, but enjoying the feeling of
Whilst I’m not yet ready to treat relegation as nailed-on (at least not at the time of writing), in the perilous position that we find ourselves thoughts inevitably turn to the make-up of next season’s
A transition in the dugout and between the posts Lou Macari’s reign effectively ended the moment he failed to appear for the league match at Swindon on 18 February 1990. His resignation followed soon after,
When you’re young, there’s one player that you just love. You know that there are loads of other players that you really enjoy watching week in, week out, but one stands out. Well, mine was
Tribal identity and the Manhattan of StratfordIn Belfast, if you tell someone you’re ‘going to worship’, they usually want to know which foot you kick with. It is a lightly veiled attempt to ascertain your
It’s time to elect half the board of the West Ham United Supporters’ Trust (WHUST). AGM Details and Board Structure Our Annual General Meeting and elections will be held, via Zoom, on Wednesday 25 February