'ammers

[goodlordmurphy]

Bilic gone...the 'ammers are doing something about their predicament...baggies still dragging their heels as they have done for years now...if not with managers/coaches then transfer windows...

Always taught my kids if you don't put bugger all in you'll get bugger all out.

[ImTopMan]

You lot should be concentrating on your own 3rd rate Joke club instead of talking about your superiors West Ham.

[WBA123]

You lot should be concentrating on your own 3rd rate Joke club instead of talking about your superiors West Ham.

A West Ham fan talking to us about being a joke club.....The Irony!

[goodlordmurphy]

A West Ham fan talking to us about being a joke club.....The Irony!

Quite right 123...one of the best moments of my footballing life was when they went so gung ho and the clearance went to Rondon who was 10 yards inside his own half and every team member of the spam was 20 yards the wrong side of him...the wallies gifted us all four goals that day.....

[talkSAFT]

West Ham have had one golden spell - 1966.
Nothing before, and nothing since.

[mickd1961]

A lot in common with the Dingles.......a "golden era" lasting 5 minutes 5 or 6 decades ago and a council owned ground.

The latter is something that we,even in our darkest hour never came close to.

[Whicka_Mon]

You lot should be concentrating on your own 3rd rate Joke club instead of talking about your superiors West Ham.

Says someone who is posting on our board.

[Whicka_Mon]

A lot in common with the Dingles.......a "golden era" lasting 5 minutes 5 or 6 decades ago and a council owned ground.

The latter is something that we,even in our darkest hour never came close to.

Yep and they've never come close to winning the league.

[ImTopMan]

West Ham have had one golden spell - 1966.
Nothing before, and nothing since.

Just remember bellend West Brom contributed exactly NOTHING to the greatest moment in the history of English football. Nothing. Nil. Zilch.Zero.

West Ham Utd, Leicester City, Fulham, Everton, Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds Utd and Blackpool are all clubs who can boast they helped England to that great moment, by contrast, the name of West Bromwich Albion is conspicuous by its absence.

YOUR contribution to that World Cup win amounts to the same as the amount of tax most of your fans pay into the system every week.

[Leicesterbaggie]

What do the clubs whose players represent their country got to do with the success that any country may achieve? West Ham must be 'clutching at straws' if this is the best that they can come up with regarding their historical success, or should I say lack of it. I'm fed up with hearing about West Ham and 1966! Let's face it, they are a mediocre club with a very mediocre history. All this rubbish about the West Ham way, what way? West Ham fans need to have a reality check and realise that they are not a big club, never have been and in all probability, never will be.