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
A new chapter begins in East London After a summer dominated by the global spectacle of the World Cup in North America and deep soul searching at home, the reality of our new Championship journey
It’s over, it’s finally over. The season that dragged on, keeping the tension right down to the last 90 minutes. So we spend the next season in the Championship, which I think we probably all
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
Looking back to August, what were your expectations for this season in the league? Gary Pitty: I’m always hopeful that West Ham will have a decent season. Maybe mid-table. However, in respect of last August,
It’s funny how history tends to repeat itself. Our 2026 relegation comes exactly three years after our European triumph in Prague – mirroring how we fell into the second tier in 1989, just three years
It was a devastating campaign. We were comfortably the third worst team over the season, and our relegation was thoroughly deserved. Despair on the pitch and protests in the boardroom The warning signs were there
Whatever is to come in the next week, ultimately we’ve only got ourselves to blame. The good performances, team spirit, decent points, Player and Manager of the Month nominations, all came too late, regardless of
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
Since our last issue, we’ve played Wolves, Palace and Everton. What did you make of our performances and these results? Gary Pitty: I think that the three games against were all similar to be honest.