Well, let’s face it – after West Ham’s less than successful performance against Watford last time out, very few voices within the English footballing community will be singing the praises of Andy Carroll any time soon. Football can be a strangely fickle game at times. Last week, the former Newcastle and Liverpool striker was
Although the Premier League in general certainly paid witness to a succession of shrewd deals throughout the summer transfer window this season – such as Yohan Cabaye’s move to Crystal Palace, Newcastle United eventually securing Georginio Wijnaldum, and Swansea City managing to land Andre Ayew on a free transfer – West Ham could well have
West Ham United and the recently appointed Slaven Bilic certainly paid witness to a rather hectic transfer deadline-day this summer, seeing no less than four new players arriving at Upton Park for the 2015/16 campaign, with only Matt Jarvis subsequently heading out on loan. The likes of Alex Song and Victor Moses will certainly
There’s no two ways about it – last time out – West Ham’s Aaron Cresswell simply had an afternoon to forget to say the very least. The attacking might of AFC Bournemouth somehow pressured the marauding full-back into making two key mistakes that inevitably saw the Hammers record a disappointing 4-2 home defeat to the
Now that West Ham have rather prematurely thrown in the towel in regards to playing in the Europa League next season, new Hammers boss Slaven Bilic will all of a sudden have to begin his first Premier League campaign under a cloud of increasing pressure it seems. It’s bound to be a memorable 2015/16
Every passing Premier League campaign always manages to produce a somewhat surprise new addition within its ranks, seemingly without fail. It’s just become part and parcel of the modern day game. From the young, home-grown talents making their way up through their respective club academies, to the largely unknown foreign stars looking to make a
After being relieved from his duties as West Ham United manager mere minutes after the final whistle went on the last day of the league campaign in 2014/15, Sam Allardyce must have felt somewhat relieved. His contract in the east end had run its course up until that point after all, and as Big
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