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Why our smart summer signings give me real hope for this season

October 5, 2026 Milly Thomson 0

West Ham Women have started their WSL campaign and yet again I am feeling excited and believing this will be the season we really push on in the league. We started off against Spurs which

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How West Ham fans are helping to change the world for the better

October 4, 2026 John Ratomski 0

It was a quiet few months for us during the close season from a food donation perspective despite the lengthy World Cup. But now that our home games re-started in early August with the Portsmouth

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A chaotic centenary season of red cards and surprise signings

October 3, 2026 Robert Banks 0

The 1995–96 campaign was West Ham United’s centenary season, and having ended the previous campaign on a high, the expectation was that Redknapp would take the team from strength to strength. The centenary celebrations involved

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Why I still miss the magical matchdays at the Boleyn

October 2, 2026 Dawud Marsh 0

I’m a bit of a retro kind of person, I don’t know if that is because I was born in the 60s, or whether it is something that happens when one gets older, but I

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Why letting Freddie Potts leave for Europe makes perfect sense

October 1, 2026 WestHamRambles 0

There is something slightly uncomfortable about Freddie Potts leaving West Ham. Not because the midfielder was an undisputed first-team star. He wasn’t. Not because his departure leaves a gaping hole in the squad. It doesn’t.

Why our smart summer signings give me real hope for this season

  • How West Ham fans are helping to change the world for the better

  • A chaotic centenary season of red cards and surprise signings

  • Why I still miss the magical matchdays at the Boleyn

  • Why letting Freddie Potts leave for Europe makes perfect sense

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