After dramatically coming up short for Slaven Bilic’s determined Hammers outfit in his last few outings in front of the Upton Park faithful, West Ham fans have certainly begun to have their say on the future of Enner Valencia and whether or not the Ecuadorian international should really be kept on for the new domestic season.
Despite the vast majority of Gunners and Hammers fans largely enjoying a somewhat respectful relationship across the Premier League era for the most part, one major aspect of the 2015/16 domestic season has nonetheless seen a certain air of contention arise within the determined Upton Park faithful and the ever ‘entertaining’ Arsenal supporters… Since
Despite seeing Chelsea awarded a last minute equalising penalty last time out in the English top-flight, Slaven Bilic and his determined West Ham United outfit have certainly had a lot to shout about across 2015/16 thus far. The likes of Dimitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini have been an absolute revelation in the middle of the
Let’s face it – although no modern day footballer can justifiably claim to be operating within the prime stages of their career at the grand old age of 34-years-old – there are ultimately few top-flight teams that wouldn’t love to have Zlatan Ibrahimovic on board at their club next season, regardless of his unmistakably aging
After eventually seeing off Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool last time out at Upton Park, successfully marking West Ham’s third impressive victory over the Reds this season, Slaven Bilic and his determined Hammers outfit have seemingly been left full of confidence with thoughts of further F.A. Cup triumph on the agenda. Paul Lambert’s Blackburn Rovers nonetheless stand between
Although Slaven Bilic's new look Hammers outfit have now gone six games in a row without recording a single victory in the Premier League, West Ham nonetheless remain well placed among the league table with almost half the season played. As the injuries simply seem to be piling up down at Upton Park at the
After enduring a summer transfer window filled with rumours of Charlie Austin’s supposedly impending move to Upton Park, the West Ham hierarchy – along with that of Aston Villa and Newcastle – eventually saw fit not to land the Queens Park Rangers’ striker for the 2015/16 campaign. Hammers co-chairman, David Sullivan, nonetheless took matters
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