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.
What does success look like for you in this upcoming season? Marcus: Finishing in the top four again. We’ve proved we can do it so staying competitive in both Europe and the Prem is the
Scarcity is once what made football a precious commodity with the league season running for eight months of the year. The three European competitions were organised exclusively on a knock-out basis. Until 1982 the World Cup
March is a critical month for West Ham. Recent performances have been disappointing, the squad is thin, and results haven’t been what we have wanted. And yet we still find ourselves in the thick of
Despite spending over 50 years on the dark side – which is the fate of those who are drawn to support the Hammers – I am usually the eternal optimist. Sadly after the defeat at
West Ham have the odd fortune of sitting on their laurels while the knockout stages of the Europa League starts this month, pitting second-placed clubs of the group stage against third-placed Champions League group stage
I was at the London Stadium the day they made the announcement. Sandwiched between the obligatory ‘Come on You Irons’ and the team rundown was confirmation that Declan Rice had signed a five-year contract. The
This month we catch up with Manchester United supporter Riaz ahead of a big clash in terms of the Top 4 this weekend… How do you think your team will get on this season? I
Ahead of out first Monday Night Football of this season, we catch up with Leicester City supporter Alex Loom. With both sides looking for a big start to the campaign, who is the more confident
This season has been one to remember and a real positive in what has been quite a testing year for us all. At the start of the season if you would have told me that