For this month’s article I thought I would explore how hard this window was to report on and how it’s gone compared to others. So I posed myself the following question: Has this transfer window
Looking at our recruitment situation this summer, I’d like to explain the difference between this window and others. In the past, West Ham would identify a position they wished to recruit for and come up
The 2025/26 Premier League campaign will be remembered as one of the most disappointing in West Ham United’s modern history. After 14 seasons in the top flight, we were relegated on the final day, finishing
West Ham United have long specialised in Premier League survival stories, often delivering drama right to the final stages of the season with the odd exceptional season thrown in. As the 2025/26 season heads into
Well, the dust has settled on yet another brilliant cup game that we have been involved in. The game against Leeds had everything, and I can’t help but feel we were very unlucky to go
On the West Ham Way podcast, we often reflect on days gone by and, in particular, our time at Upton Park and how that compares to the London Stadium, especially as far as the match
Reflecting on a critical January As the dust settles on another January transfer window, it is time to reflect on whether West Ham have done enough to secure our Premier League status. We opened the
As a die-hard West Ham fan who’s been through the highs of European glory and the lows of relegation scraps and ultimately relegation, I was excited when Nuno Espírito Santo took over the reins back
It’s that time of year again when we all hope to get a brand new present or perhaps if we are lucky two or three that will bring us continued happiness most weekends. No it’s
He’s One of Our Own: The Emergence of Freddie Potts He’s one of our own, he’s one of our own, Freddie Potts, he’s one of our own. If ever that chant was appropriate in use