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Mark Noble: ‘I was never going to abandon the club when we were relegated’

April 22, 2023 Jake Gill 0

How must it feel to leave behind your dream career as a professional footballer after eighteen years at your boyhood club? That was the unknown territory that Mark Noble was stepping into when he finally

Features

The return of Mr West Ham but can he help save the Moyesiah?

January 19, 2023 James Jones 0

Mr West Ham has returned home. Just eight months on from hanging up his boots, after making 550 first team appearances for his boyhood club, Mark Noble is back when we need him most. The

Opinion

ExWHUEmployee: There isn’t a better man on the planet for Mark Noble’s new role

October 1, 2022 ExWHUEmployee 0

Thursday 22nd September was another significant moment in West Ham’s history, in a similar way to 24th August 2004 was. Both involve Mark Noble. The latter was his debut, and the former was the announcement

Interviews

Tony Carr: ‘It’s not goodbye to Noble, this is simply see you later’

July 1, 2022 Julian Shea 0

Legendary former West Ham youth supremo Tony Carr says the attributes that made Mark Noble a club legend were there from the start of his career — and his influence will continue in the relationship

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Tony Cottee: ‘Mark has played through such a rollercoaster of a time for West Ham’

July 1, 2022 Julian Shea 0

Now that Mr West Ham Mark Noble has made his final appearance after 17 years and 550 first team appearances for the club, the Mr West Ham of another era, Tony Cottee, has told Blowing

Features

‘Noble was a rare breed who was unfairly overlooked for England’

June 5, 2022 Bradley Holland 0

After I travelled 4,632 miles from New Orleans to walk down the steps of London Stadium for Mark Noble’s final home game, I could feel what the moment meant as I stood there. No longer

Features

‘There was not a dry eye in the house and quite right too’

May 27, 2022 Brian Penn 0

Sixteen was definitely the magic number for West Ham’s final home game of the season against Manchester City.  It would be the last time that Mark Noble would wear the number 16 shirt and we

Features

Mark Noble’s 2004 debut: Where are his teammates now?

May 16, 2022 Olivia Elliott 0

With the end of the season fastly approaching we have to say goodbye to our Mr West Ham. It would only be right to remind everyone of his debut and the players he played with.

Features

Putting an end to the myth Mark Noble was a mere penalty merchant

May 16, 2022 David Bowden 0

The end of the Mark Noble era at West Ham United is nigh with our captain entering his final month in claret and blue. This year at Blowing Bubbles we have been paying tribute to

Opinion

ExWHUEmployee: ‘You cannot put a price on Noble’s contribution over the years’

May 16, 2022 ExWHUEmployee 0

The day has almost come to say goodbye to our captain, our leader, and Mr West Ham Mark Noble. Players come and go and some you obviously feel more sad about leaving than others. There are

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