West Ham World

[...] , Fat Sam or whatever name you want to call him is still the manager of our beloved West Ham. Last season, if we never had the good run of results in February, we would have been [...]

[...] The performance against Hull on Monday night may just be the beginning of a new ‘era’ at West Ham, although we mustn’t get too excited after one good, attacking display. But the line-up and the [...]

[...] In March 2012, West Ham were very short of goalkeeping options. From the three they had, two were unavailable; Marek [...]

[...] We’ve teamed up with BetFuze to bring you the best West Ham odds and bookie offers over the course of the season, and after coming to close to tipping you a [...]

[...] At the Board meeting the co-owners set up to discuss how Sam Allardyce was going to take the club forward following a below average season, it was agreed that an [...]

[...] of playing the new ‘attacking’ style of football the co-owners have ordered from Sam Allardyce. But if you look closely, there’s still a decent looking starting XI available to us [...]

[...] played against Hull City on Monday in what many were saying would be a make or break game for Sam Allardyce. All eyes were on team selection, tactics and the result. Unexpectedly Allardyce started the [...]

[...] David Sullivan and David Gold have so far been loyal to Sam Allardyce, despite the disappointment of last season and the continuous calls from the supporters to [...]

[...] a major trophy since their FA Cup final triumph in 1980, they still regularly fill the Boleyn Ground. Outsiders may struggle to understand why this is, but here’s my story as a long [...]

[...] Over the years I think it is fair to say we have seen some diabolical players grace the Boleyn Ground. Before I announce my opinion on the worst since the 2006/7 season, there must be notable [...]

[...] As we embark on our penultimate season at the Boleyn Ground, the inevitable dreams, doubts and, of course, nightmares begin to surface. We’re counting [...]

[...] season, and today we get things started with the big season opener against Spurs at the Boleyn Ground. Three wins against Tottenham in one season was always going to be a pretty special [...]

[...] and Modibo Maiga and Mladen Petric were simply not up to standard. Even with the signing of Mauro Zarate completed, Sam Allardyce was quoted earlier this week saying that... Read more » [...]

[...]  for around four months – so who’s going to successfully take the number nine role? Mauro Zarate is too small to play the lone striker and is best utilised in the hole behind the main [...]

[...] signings of Enner Valencia and Cheikhou Kouyate have been complimented by our captures of Mauro Zarate, Aaron Cresswell, Carl Jenkinson and Diego Poyet. The board demanded that Allardyce plays... [...]

[...] through injury. Carlton Cole is expected to lead the line for the Hammers again, while Mauro Zarate should have done enough... Read more » [...]

[...] When Andy Carroll initially signed a season-long loan deal from Liverpool in August 2012 it was seen as a real [...]

[...] Zarate and World Cup wonder Enner Valencia has left much optimism amongst Irons fans. However, Andy Carroll has... Read more » [...]

[...] a few new faces, we’re expected a similar approach from Sam Allardyce as most of last season. Andy Carroll... Read more » [...]

[...] defeat to Southampton, some fans are asking the question: Are we realising how much we need Andy Carroll? After Carroll’s surprise signing in 2012/13, the Irons finished 10th in the table. Sam [...]

[...] Ravel Morrison joined Cardiff on a three month loan deal today. The troubled youngster appears to have [...]

[...] So, it looks like he’s definitely off then. Ravel Morrison appears to be heading towards the Upton Park exit door and there’s nothing any of us can do [...]

[...] return to the Premier League, one of the recruits that Sam Allardyce brought in was Ravel Morrison. But given his reputation, coupled with the recent events that have happened this week [...]

[...] will stray too far from that line-up this afternoon against Palace at Selhurst Park. I think Cheikhou Kouyate will deputise for the suspended James Collins alongside Winston... Read more » [...]

[...] will stray too far from that line-up this afternoon against Palace at Selhurst Park. I think Cheikhou Kouyate will deputise for the suspended James Collins alongside Winston... Read more » [...]

[...] them play too much football in anger, Sam can be reasonably pleased with his Summers work. Cheikhou Kouyate is receiving rave reviews for his performances so far... Read more » [...]

[...] Ham. It all started with promise and excitement; the marquee signings of Enner Valencia and Cheikhou Kouyate have been complimented by our captures of Mauro Zarate, Aaron Cresswell, Carl Jenkinson and [...]

Most disabled football fans, if and when they go to watch their team away from their home ground, would prefer to sit with their own supporters. But, [...]

[...] about the a potential change of the club’s crest to coincide with West Ham’s move to the Olympic Stadium in August 2016. It’s something most fans was expecting and a decision many had previously [...]

[...] As our move to the Olympic Stadium draws nearer each season, there are a number of things which we need to ensure in this [...]