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West Ham - worst team seen at the Amex so far.
- Thread starter Hornblower
- Start date
Your attendance record hasn't been too impressive over the last few years, has it Mr V?
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,273
Ah, you must have had the nod from that certain Iron ?
Better than some but worse than some too..... mind you, had to work most saturdays this season anyway, only had 3 Saturdays off, could have gone to more if you hadn't healed up !
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Incredible thing to say. The won 1-0 away from home with a load of injuries. They are now 2nd.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
i saw this post this morning and it just made me snort sardonically , it shows a serious lack of football knowledge, they were away from home,went one up inside 20 minutes and did enough to defend the lead for the remainder of the match..........they are most peoples favourite to go up, allardyce is well known for his hoof-ball style , he has however been managing in the prem for about 8 years previous to getting it from blackburn . i didn't expect much from this game , a point would have done me.......the "Brighton are back" comment from Gustavo made me grin too.......two brand new loanee's on the park...!
Guilty on both counts!
The Large One
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I particularly loved West Ham's tactics of giving the ball away on such a regular basis. You could almost set your watch by it.
Whoever started the West Ham 'Academy' must be spinning in their grave.
Whoever started the West Ham 'Academy' must be spinning in their grave.
Brighton Breezy
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Brighton fans are TERRIBLE losers. Fact.
How many people moaning about West Ham's tactics ruddy loved it when we pulled off similar style wins under Mark McGhee. Including a memorable 1v0 at West Ham...
How many people moaning about West Ham's tactics ruddy loved it when we pulled off similar style wins under Mark McGhee. Including a memorable 1v0 at West Ham...
Richard Hebberd's Syrup
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Reminds me of the complete bollocks people were spouting off about Stoke last season after they had comprehensively destroyed us within 45 minutes.
It wasn't so long ago that we performed like that on a weekly basis under McGhee and got promotion out of it and the even greater achievement of staying in the Championship. Don't remember many people complaining or criticising that style of football then
Igor Gurinovich?
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this is a strange thread, who cares if they were or not.. they did enough to get the points so cant be that bad.
The Large One
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Of course we loved it, but that's missing the point.
Just because we won, it doesn't follow we deserved to win that game in 2004/5, because we didn't.
The Large One
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You're joking, right?
You were the better footballing side, but tactically we were spot on! If we came at you, you would have pulled our defence/midfield apart. And football's a results business. Yes whilst I like you style of football, you can't always pass out from the back, and towards the end, you could have been caught a few times due to this. Best team we have played I feel. You have a good home record to so Sam did his homework I believe, footballs not always what you can do with the ball but what you can do without it too. We were very poor in possession last night but good without the ball. Our home performances have been more open compared to our away ones which may be why we are doing better away! Good luck with the season!
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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This looks like sour grapes. We're the team with the problem, not them. I thought defensively they were sound, unlike Donny who gave it away at the death. We were never going to score in a month of Sundays.
the wanderbus
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I didn't see West Ham last night, I saw Bolton Wanderers wearing West Hams kit