In my experience on here, id say its much more likely that the ones on here that have supported the manager are likely to be saying the next bloke needs time, whilst the ones that turned on Moyes will start baying for blood…. It certainly be interesting to see how it comes to fruition That is very ...

The hayfield wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 1:00 pm What's the chances of man utd turning up their noses at a conference league spot. Like juventus did ? . That's our only hope now I suspect.

Haven't Chelsea said that they wouldn't be interested in it?

OFT wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 6:51 pm True

Happened just a few miles from where I live.

Their Chairman Matthew Harding who died in that crash, whilst wealthy was not in the Abramovitch league.
Had he not died Chelsea probably wouldn't have gone on to have the success they have had.

Anyone know how many Leverkusen are bringing over? I'll bet they'll bring a hell of a lot more than the official allocation.

Well it's not over till the Fat Lady sings and all that. So who knows? But I think it will take a herculean effort for us to win this tie. But, we can only try.

As I said earlier, lose today and it's 9th. Nailed on now I reckon. Chelsea will definitely overtake us with 3 games in hand.

Bubbles Fortuna wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 4:47 pm Players didn't seem motivated at all.

Everyone knows the manager is leaving and was screwed by the owner in January. I'd struggle to get motivated for a club with no ambition too.

Some might say that the huge salaries they're on should be motivation enough.

Support or followers? I believe most of the negativity is from people who follow the club, but I wouldnt classify as supporters. Look at the match day thread. Same posters, obviously don't go to games, repetitive and tedious posts etc. Of course everyone is entitled to an opinion, but that doesn't ...

Macca1973 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 3:51 pm Feels like we always have been, regardless of the manager or coaches. We’ve relied on mavericks and individual inspiration for years it feels to me.

But I thought Moyes had changed all that?

westlondonhammer wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 1:37 pm The best... one of the best... it really is splitting hairs and irrelevant

For anyone under a certain age (not a young age) he is the best

If he goes, that will be his legacy.

If he stays, that legacy can continue.

In your opinion. Not shared by everyone.

The cup winners cup was a massive tournament back in the day. Not far behind the european cup (champions league)in status. Doing away with cup winners cup was one of the main reasons that the FA cup has diminished in status IMO.

If he does go he has left a fantastic legacy, most successful manager in our history, won a European cup, top 7 finishes in 2 of 3 difficult seasons where we had to rebuild the side, probably a very decent finish league wise this year coupled with a qtr final Europa appearance against the probable ...

SammyLeeWasOffside wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 7:23 am We've lost 4 in 13 league games this year.

How many have we won out of that 13?
If we don't beat Fulham it's 9th.

A good away win, sets us up nicely for Leverkusen. Well done West Ham

smuts wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 5:17 pm Well that's cobblers.

Absolute cobblers.

As if Thatcher knew anything about football, apart from the fact she absolutely hated it.

Best I can see today is a draw, 2-2. I think we will (understandably) have one eye on Thursday.
I think most of us would take that in return for a decent result against Leverkusen.

hammers92 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 6:55 am Why are we getting annoyed at Chelsea winning?

We’re in a European Quarter final next week, they’re not.

It always annoys me when Chelsea win.

A bit late on this,(probably already been posted) but just seen Postecoglou’s comments on Moyes after Tuesday’s game: "I guess it's a bit of today's world we live in where there is always a short-term reflex to everything that happens, but I've got no doubt he is one of the outstanding manager...