In 107 years as members of the Football League, we have been relegated on only seven occasions. During that time we have never played outside of the top two tiers – a feat achieved by
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
Two songs come to mind at the moment. The first one is the Bob Dylan classic ‘The Times They Are Changing’ and the second one is another classic, this time by the Clash, it’s ‘Should
With the Premier League drenched in TV money it becomes the holy grail for clubs fuelled by ambition. For those hovering near the top of the Championship there is a tantalising glimpse of the riches
I recently looked back to West Ham life in the 1980s where we finished in our highest league position (third) in the Top tier of English football in 1986, and three years later, we were
Baroness Brady has left the building and her “world-class” team has fallen through the Premier League trapdoor. Following her is going to be a tough assignment for any new CEO, and that’s obviously not intended
This has been a turbulent year for the Class of 25/26, unfortunately resulting in being demoted from the higher level PE group, to the intermediate class. As a whole, the class has underperformed, but there
Boardroom exits and early signs of VAR disaster A is for Anonymity Order An anonymity order is a legal direction issued by a court or tribunal that prohibits the publication or disclosure of a person’s
Player of the Season: Mateus Fernandes Meirion Williams: Crysencio Summerville is my West Ham Player of the Year. He’s the one who consistently changes the energy of games bringing a spark of unpredictability through the
There is something uniquely cruel about relegation being confirmed on a day you win. If we had absolutely collapsed on the final afternoon, maybe that would have felt ‘cleaner’ somehow. If Tottenham had confirmed our