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.
West Ham’s arc from European trophy winners to a rudderless relegation side happened even faster than Tim Steidten’s 18-month tenure. In fact, one could say that Steidten’s time at the club was analogous to our
The Looming Reality of Relegation I know we’ve still got plenty of games left to play but I cannot see where or how we stay in the Premier League. But as much as it’s quick
A Club Drifting in the Promised Land Let’s not dress it up. The table makes for grim reading. Another season drifting, another cycle of false dawns and familiar frustrations. The Premier League is supposed to
As a die-hard West Ham fan who’s been through the highs of European glory and the lows of relegation scraps and ultimately relegation, I was excited when Nuno Espírito Santo took over the reins back
I was very torn about whether or not we should have offered Fabianski a new contract. He has been a brilliant servant for the club ever since he signed but he’s also 40 years old
West Ham should be deeply grateful to the sunny state of Barking for it has given us Bobby Moore, Trevor Brooking, Bobby Zamora and current academy manager Kenny Brown. Paul Konchesky also hails from the
Here’s a quiz question; When did Oliver Scarles make his West Ham first-team debut? If he continues his current trajectory, this could become a popular trivia question in years to come. The answer? FCSB in
Since our last issue, we lost to Palace, and Chelsea but drew at Villa and beat Fulham. What did you make of the performances in these games? David Meagher: It’s been up and down but