WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 6:34 pm
And two of them were against us 
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 6:44 pm
And !!!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 9:08 pm
The Harry Bloo wrote:And two of them were against us
The good news is the hammers will not play us again this season - so no more points for them
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 9:19 pm
AJ1927 wrote:And !!!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
I think, in whatever division you are in, that you should always expect to beat the team that are rock bottom at home.
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 9:29 pm
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:AJ1927 wrote:And !!!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
I think, in whatever division you are in, that you should always expect to beat the team that are rock bottom at home.
Yeah cause we always did that in the Championship eh
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 9:32 pm
AJ1927 wrote:Bluebird since 1948 wrote:AJ1927 wrote:And !!!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
I think, in whatever division you are in, that you should always expect to beat the team that are rock bottom at home.
Yeah cause we always did that in the Championship eh
I said we SHOULD EXPECT to not we always used to. If you don't expect to beat some of the worst teams in the league at home then you must thing we are truly awful and going down.
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 9:58 pm
Can victory over Cardiff be the turning point for West Ham?
Saturday 11 Jan 2014 9:28 pm
On their last visit to Cardiff in May 2012, a 2-0 win in the play-offs proved crucial in getting West Ham back into the Premier League.
Today, another victory by the same margin may turn out to be the start of their bid to stay in it.
At last, after weeks of under-performance and drooping heads, finally they put the pieces together, and produced the kind of display the fans and the league position were crying out for. Losing Guy Demel to injury early on, and James Tomkins to a red card in the closing stages – minor distractions; this was a game they were going to win, and nothing would stop them.
With many of his other cards played to no effect, after conceding 11 goals in three days of the club’s most embarrassing week in recent memory, manager Sam Allardyce said he hoped anger would inspire the team, and rather than the home side with the dragon crest on their shirts, it was West Ham who played with fire in their bellies.
If any more motivation was needed, it was surely provided by new Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s pre-match address to the home fans, with its implications of the day being his welcoming party, and West Ham and their fans being little more than catering staff to pass round the canapes and clean up the glasses.
It smacked of the inauguration of the new king, not a competitive match - and if West Ham were expected to stick to a script, then it was news to them.
http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/11/can-victo ... m-4259201/?
Saturday 11 Jan 2014 9:28 pm
On their last visit to Cardiff in May 2012, a 2-0 win in the play-offs proved crucial in getting West Ham back into the Premier League.
Today, another victory by the same margin may turn out to be the start of their bid to stay in it.
At last, after weeks of under-performance and drooping heads, finally they put the pieces together, and produced the kind of display the fans and the league position were crying out for. Losing Guy Demel to injury early on, and James Tomkins to a red card in the closing stages – minor distractions; this was a game they were going to win, and nothing would stop them.
With many of his other cards played to no effect, after conceding 11 goals in three days of the club’s most embarrassing week in recent memory, manager Sam Allardyce said he hoped anger would inspire the team, and rather than the home side with the dragon crest on their shirts, it was West Ham who played with fire in their bellies.
If any more motivation was needed, it was surely provided by new Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s pre-match address to the home fans, with its implications of the day being his welcoming party, and West Ham and their fans being little more than catering staff to pass round the canapes and clean up the glasses.
It smacked of the inauguration of the new king, not a competitive match - and if West Ham were expected to stick to a script, then it was news to them.
http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/11/can-victo ... m-4259201/?
Re: WEST HAM HAVE WON FOUR GAMES ALL SEASON
Sat Jan 11, 2014 11:11 pm
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:AJ1927 wrote:Bluebird since 1948 wrote:AJ1927 wrote:And !!!!
How many have we won?
Why do we assume we have the right to beat anyone on this league?
Think many fans need a reality check!!
I think, in whatever division you are in, that you should always expect to beat the team that are rock bottom at home.
Yeah cause we always did that in the Championship eh
I said we SHOULD EXPECT to not we always used to. If you don't expect to beat some of the worst teams in the league at home then you must thing we are truly awful and going down.
Every club in the Premier League has featured in the League at some point in previous seasons.
Except us.
We should hope for much... Expect nothing...