Our decision to sell El Hadji Malick Diouf raises the following questions: is it good business? Or have we sold a player we should have been building around? At just 21 years old, Diouf appeared
Recently we triumphed over Brentford in the FA Cup via a penalty shootout: A 5-3 win resulting in a place in the FA Cup Quarter Finals; a home tie against Leeds United. In what has
I am of an age which saw the FA Cup as one of the ultimate goals for West Ham. The competition now seems to pale into insignificance compared to the league and European endeavours but
First impressions of the new era What’s your honest first impression of Thomas Frank? Inspired appointment or a sideways move? Cautiously optimistic. It felt sensible rather than exciting but I think that’s what we needed.
Nuno’s Tenure: Bizarre Selections and Tactics What have you made of Nuno’s start to life as West Ham manager? Gary Pitty: Nuno began well in his first game at Everton and I could see more
After the sheer misery of those defeats against Brentford and Leeds, the air around West Ham felt toxic. The collective mood was dark, and the knives were starting to come out. Fast forward a week,
t will take a long time – maybe even a lifetime – for me to forget the soul-crushing defeats against Brentford and Leeds that had our entire fan base staring into the abyss. The air
The Era of Poor Choices and Contempt The rot has truly set in at West Ham – and it’s one that is spreading from the top in the era of David Sullivan and pals. This
Trust Wavers: A Dreadful Start for Nuno I ended my October piece by saying: ‘In Nuno, we have to now trust’ because, as supporters, we have to try and trust the manager. But it is
Optimism Meets Bewilderment: Nuno’s Questionable Start Nuno’s appointment brought a sense of optimism and change; something that we’d needed so desperately. Yet just a few games into his reign, his squad selection and tactics have