Lopetegui: gone
- by bristolhammerfc
- started 9 May 2024
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West Ham United, in name only
- 20th January 2025
- JMc
The reason I’ve taken the time to log in to KUMB today and write this is because I wanted a moment to mourn what has happened to this historic club.
Potter putting the 'United' back into West Ham
- 15th January 2025
- Paul Walker
It’s been hard to be positive about West Ham over the opening months of a dreadful season. But Graham Potter has changed all that after just two games.
Tourists - why do we dislike them so much?
- 13th January 2025
- Allen Cummings
This is a tricky one I know – so I’ve got my grandad’s old Home Guard tin hat at the ready. Could we have a civilised debate about ‘tourists’? Not visitors to our country but visitors to our home ground – the London Stadium.
The end of an error
- 8th January 2025
- The Pink Palermo
The appointment of Julen Lopetegui was a poor one, as it turned out, but one that was always destined to fail.
The longest goodbye
- 8th January 2025
- Paul Walker
It’s been the most painful, the most heartless, the most embarrassing long goodbye you could ever imagine.
Crass and clueless
- 8th January 2025
- Steve Barlow
Rest assured, dear reader. This isn’t an in-depth look at the Essex-based punk band or the 90s Alicia Silverstone classic movie, which is still to this day a guilty pleasure of mine.
Happy new year
- 7th January 2025
- Steve Barlow
Even by West Ham’s standards, 2024 was one hell of a rollercoaster.
All aboard the gravy train: how to profit from the Premier League
- 2nd January 2025
- Staff Writer
The cost of purchasing West Ham United FC is likely to be upwards of £600million for the next wealthy individual or corporation who wish to buy out the current owners.
2024: a year to forget
- 2nd January 2025
- Paul Walker
As if 2024 could not get any worse. But even on the last day, there was another vicious kick in the teeth.
'Neutral' Stratford destroys home advantage
- 2nd January 2025
- UpneyHammer
There seems to be a bit of a pattern emerging when the big clubs come to the London Stadium of these ridiculous five or six-goal wins, in a way that very rarely used to happen at Upton Park.