West Ham Ladies

In years to come March 2016 could be seen as one of the biggest months in West Ham Ladies’ history and the dawn of an exciting new era for the club. Their game against Tottenham Hotspur Ladies at the Boleyn Ground

West Ham Ladies strengthened their squad in January, as manager Marc Nurse made three signings. ​Lauren Picton joined from Tottenham Hotspur and Liz Berkeley made the switch from Millwall, while Ilona Dronne and Claire Lallart

Manager Marc Nurse has heaped praise on his young squad for their attitude and enthusiasm following a difficult first half of the campaign. ​The Hammers currently sit eighth in the FA Women’s Premier League Southern

Her arrival at West Ham Ladies in August saw Aditi Chauhan unwittingly thrust into the spotlight as she became the first Indian woman to play in English league football. ​ ​In what she describes as

New West Ham Ladies captain Katie Bottom has called on the Hammers to continue to fight for each other after one of the most difficult months in the club’s history. The departure of six senior players – including captain Stacey Little – at

West Ham Ladies have announced the shock departure of six players, including captain Stacey Little. ​In a statement the club said that, following a meeting the manager, Marc Nurse, had decided to release the women

West Ham Ladies manager Marc Nurse is looking forward to the challenge of creating a side capable of challenging for titles and trophies. ​There have been plenty of players come and go over the summer

After an impressive first season in charge of the West Ham Ladies for Julian Dicks, Blowing Bubbles caught up with captain Stacey Little, Danica Revell, and Katie Bottom as well as media officer Tommy Wathen