The Moyesiah
While many were disappointed by the re-appointment of David Moyes, not many could have anticipated that we would find ourselves on 14 points, 9 games into the 2020/21 season.
Relegation Run In
Here’s everything you need to know about the remaining fixtures that could determine relegation…
Social Distancing Diaries – Episode 1
In case you missed it, here’s episode 1 of the Social Distancing Diaries!
Goodbye Arnie
The rumours of a potential Arnautovic departure have certainly shaken up the West Ham fan base in recent weeks, leaving plenty for us to discuss.
Best of 2018: The Biggest Laugh
When it comes to videos which made us laugh in 2018, there are two which spring to mind.
Best of 2018: Taking Support To New Heights
In the lead up to Christmas, Hollseey is running through the ultimate sporting moments of 2018, and exactly what made them so special.
A Cheeky Update
The festive season is upon us and I’ve come to the realisation I’ve been neglecting my blog enormously over the last month or so. So here’s a brief mixture of everything that’s been going on: My role at work has changed a fair bit, giving me new challenges and opportunities every day West Ham have…
Goodbye Pellegrini
News surfaced that Pellegrini was returning to Chile for a few days during the international break, and I for one am glad. I know this isn’t an opinion everyone shares, but hear me out… While I’m fully aware footballers and managers are paid millions, I still believe they should have some quality of life and…
West Ham… The Age Old Question
For seasons, the age of our players has been a talking point. Last season saw fans become more frustrated than ever before, signing a 36-year-old Evra, 30-year-old Hart and a 30-year-old Snodgrass, not helped by a poor run of results. We seem to have reached a turning point, with Evra departing and a string of…
A Positive Pre-Season
Pre-season has seen positivity return to the West Ham fan base, boosted by a visible display of financial investment and ambition. Currently boasting the sixth highest spend in the transfer window, we have spent an enormous £85 million, beaten only by Juventus (£200m), Liverpool (£171m), Roma (£99m) and Barcelona (£97m). Some great business has been…
