The NFL came to London again this October, showcasing American football with all its stops, starts and padded sadism in the capital for British fans to enjoy. Whether to intrigue English watchers to the novelty
Three European campaigns in three years – we’ll have done so much traveling with Moyes that we’ll forget about the Rice we left on the burner. We are in the thick of the group stages
We’ve used every pound of Declan Rice’s transfer fee with David Moyes signing players for every midfield position. With this blitz of exciting midfielders, it’s a wonder that fans haven’t missed the signing of former
After impressing with three goals in pre-season, Divin Mubama will be hoping he gets a chance in the first team this season. But he, as well as a lot of other Academy players, will also
Lucas Pacqueta and Antonio both scored twice last month but with attacking players finally seeming to hit top form, our international Italian number nine – Gianluca Scamacca – has been missing from the pitch and
Maxwel Cornet is without a goal in the Premier League this season, and entering the last 10 or so matches, I don’t think Moyes’ is likely to get one out of him. I feel like
In the most unlikely of pairings, us Hammers fans find ourselves commiserating failed expectations alongside those supporting Chelsea and Liverpool, who find their teams outside the top six. On the back of two successive European
We’ve crossed the halfway point of this Premier League season and we have begun the process of biting nails, dreadfully fearing the onslaught of a looming relegation battle. As I write this, we sit tentatively
There was a time last season when David Moyes’ win record had surpassed John Lyall’s wins (39%), Alan Pardew (41%) and Billy Bonds (43%), and his infamous quote: ‘It’s what I do, I win’ actually
It was clear how the fans felt as boos and Benrahma chants echoed loudly around the London Stadium as Moyes pulled the winger off at around the 60 minute mark against Palace last month. Said