Yes a great effort tonight, heartbreaking really. But a lack of strength in depth has been costly- not just tonight but all season. Manager’s preference to work with a small squad so only fair he cops a chunk of the blame, no? Likewise his tactics and failure to deal with Leverkusen’s substitutions ...

il_martello_di_genovesi wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 5:51 pm There would be more takers now for Moyes than there would have been when we first appointed him, which in itself shows the job he has done.

But not from teams higher in the league though.

What a weekend of Challenge Cup semi finals- as expected Wigan easily brushed aside Castleford but upsets caused by Huddersfield winning at Catalans, and St Helens knocked out by Warrington. Hull KR came from behind to beat holders Leigh - the Leopards seem to be suffering a bit from second season s...

Well that’s probably it for this season. Doubt we’ll break Leverkusen’s unbeaten run, and a failure to win the next league game could all but be the end of our hopes of a European place for next season. Looks to me like Moyes choice of playing with a small squad has seen said squad become knackered....

In desperation we bring on Earthy, within minutes he’s Ko’d by one of his own players!
Only at West Ham, eh?

That’s it now for the season isn’t it?
Difficult to see how Moyes stays on , especially as we’ll get punted out of the Europa League and we don’t look to be qualifying again- unless for the Conference- without some sort of miracle

They weren't Plan B, they were a desperate roll of the dice. Worked for the first goal, eh? Then Moyes makes changes that were late, and out of desperation, and they go and score a second! But it’s not Moyes fault though is it? Leaving 11 players knackered on the pitch when he could have introduced...

None of it matters now- many of Moyes substitutions have been as bad as Pardew’s ! And he was a man who gifted many an opposition side a route back into a game with his ‘tactical’ tinkering. We’re highly unlikely to smash Leverkusen’s unbeaten run, let alone by a minimum 3 goal margin. We may get in...

Obviously we all have different tastes But I’m surprised by the number of negative comments here. I’ve only watched the first three episodes as they’ve been broadcast and in the main I’ve enjoyed it so far. It’s not “landmark” tv but I’m loving the soundtrack and as someone who was 15 in 1980, it r...

Very sad news RIP fella. Government needs to be putting SERIOUS money into dementia research - funding needs to be on a par with cancer research funding. In the long run it could save billions. Dementia is the biggest killer in the UK. https://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/news/dementia-is-the-uks-bi...

It surprised me that Eric Morecambe was only 58 when he died, I always thought that he was much older than that.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68682198 Only a matter of time before the Government will end up having to nationalise Thames Water at huge expense. I was told over 10 years ago from memory that Macquarie were doing the bare minimum whilst ripping the arse out of it. An Australian finance compa...

Tenbury wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 9:25 am Go Fishguard-Rosslare..........the scenic route! (Actually, not a terrible idea)

Can be a bit of a rough crossing - hope you've got your sea legs!

That compilation is absolutely ridiculous. What a sensational player this boy is. He has it all. It's such a shame he has picked up so many niggling little injuries, because we've been robbed of time with him. We should be moving Heaven and Earth to secure another season of Paqueta linking up with ...

We definitely want equality, but only when it suits us... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68622764.amp Don't know if you're wilfully missing the point ( many of the women affected weren't informed due to the coalition's rush to get this legislation through) or just having a bit of fun here. As ...

Massive financial problems at the firm ran by a bloke and his 23 year old daughter, decomposed bodies found inside, some not even in freezers, etc. Just awful. Is there not some sort of regulatory inspector for these places? As far as I'm aware the professional body is the National Association of F...

Takeiteasy wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:07 pm Same again this weekend I’d say too!

Reckon so. Takes one of the favourites out of the running .
Can't see London getting any joy at Warrington. Another thumping like at Plough Lane last weekend, unless Wire play their kids.
That said........

bonzosbeard wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 1:03 pm That, and the 2006 cup final, are 2 games I can never watch any highlights off.

To be fair why would any Hammers fan want to watch the highlights of said games?

I doubt that very much, he's a thick skinned Scot, he isn't likely to let a small minority sway him one way or another, if he did, he would never have taken the Man Utd job, or come back to us a second time. Any delay I suspect is down to ironing out the finer details. I think it's fair to say at t...

Looks very good if the trailer is a fair guide.