Leverkusen: It ain't over 'til it's over
- by Up the Junction
- Posted: 14 April 2024
- 25,000+ views
Preview Percy is now nearly two weeks into 'dry January'. It's hell - for everyone else. Here is his look at Friday's trip to Sheffield United...
It has been announced that supporters group Hammers United intend to stage a static protest prior to West Ham United's next home Premier League fixture against Everton on 18 January.
Preview Percy was reasonably happy with New Year's Day's dismantling of Bournemouth. However this was tempered by the fact that we hid all the brandy he had earmarked for a celebratory drink in honour of dry January. I'm sure he will forgive us some day. In the meantime here's his look at Sunday evening's trip to Gillingham...
As a new/old manager (delete as appropriate) arrives it's worth musing on the fact that there are few constants in an ever changing world. Except, unfortunately, Preview Percy. Here's his musings on managers old and new and, of course, Bournemouth...
On New Year's Eve it was announced that supporters' group Hammers United would be staging a protest against the club's current owners and their stewardship of the club.
When the West Ham Board let David Moyes go at the end of his short contract 18 months ago it was with the promise of a bright new future with superstar manager and serial winner Manuel Pellegrini.
On a personal level, I have realised that I am in a relationship with West Ham United.
We are witnessing the death of the impossible dream. The dream sold to West Ham fans as the way to the next level, Champions League football in five years and all that. So we waved goodbye to Upton Park and prepared for the good times.
The West Ham board have been doing stupid things. It's The H List bat signal.
If you need an admission that David Sullivan's ownership has a ceiling, it's David Moyes. It was proof the first time and it is again even more so the second time.