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After these matches we will be halfway through the season what do you see us getting out of these games ?
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mottinghammer
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Halfway through the season
Admin- 1st team
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1 point
Hungry Hammer 66- Boot Cleaner
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After those 3 games I see us getting nothing but
Frustrated, Humiliated, Embarrassed and closer to relegation
Frustrated, Humiliated, Embarrassed and closer to relegation
Charlie Ham- 1st Team Bench
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Tony P wrote:1 point
I agree.
Put's us in the bottom 3.
Jiggs- 1st team
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Grief, a sore throat and maybe 1 point.
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add the Blunderland game this weekend and i think 4 points, still not enough
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12 points, 25 goals. Carroll getting a hat trick on his return.
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I think we'll lose all three of those, but beat Sunderland on Saturday - so three points out of 12.
Would I take that if I was offered beating Tottenham in the Cup Quarter-Final in exchange? Yes, I think I would...
Would I take that if I was offered beating Tottenham in the Cup Quarter-Final in exchange? Yes, I think I would...
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due to the amount of injuries i can see sam bombing us out of the cup with a reserve side
Hungry Hammer 66- Boot Cleaner
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As I see it, Based on current form, Injuries etc and the dinosaur Allardyce who through his transfer policy, and outdated management style has delivered us to our current situation, the only game in the next 4 we can possibly win is against Sunderland and to be honest I don't see that happening and I expect a draw or loss as all the damage has allready been done by the owners and manager and even when Allardyce is sacked, We will still be relegated as what manager on gods earth can improve the shower of shit assembled by the clowns in charge .
Ps this is what Fat Sam said when he took over
""Whats the West Ham way, losing and yoyo ing up and down leagues, Im asking fans to judge me on results, if I fail then criticise until then support the team, I dont care what fans say bout me just look at my record""
What are the Fat Sam loving denislists gonna say about that !
Ps this is what Fat Sam said when he took over
""Whats the West Ham way, losing and yoyo ing up and down leagues, Im asking fans to judge me on results, if I fail then criticise until then support the team, I dont care what fans say bout me just look at my record""
What are the Fat Sam loving denislists gonna say about that !
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I'd say his results include: our first trip to Wembley in 32 years resulting in an immediate return to the Premier League; our highest number of away wins in any season in our history; delivering a 10th placed finish in his first season with us in the Premier League; our first win over Chelsea in 9 years, and when they were European Champions too; and our first win at White Hart Lane in 14 years.
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
JulianDicksLeftKnee- Reserves
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Can't really pull up on a quote including the phrase "yo-yo". We have always been a yo yo club, always will be but at present under Allardyce-we are not.
I was saying what Sam said for years before he took over; realism is just that-we are sporadic and unpredictable.
I think HH66 has a lot of unbridled sexual frustration for Allardyce.
This is the West Ham way-
I was saying what Sam said for years before he took over; realism is just that-we are sporadic and unpredictable.
I think HH66 has a lot of unbridled sexual frustration for Allardyce.
This is the West Ham way-
Hungry Hammer 66- Boot Cleaner
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Dan C wrote:I'd say his results include: our first trip to Wembley in 32 years resulting in an immediate return to the Premier League; our highest number of away wins in any season in our history; delivering a 10th placed finish in his first season with us in the Premier League; our first win over Chelsea in 9 years, and when they were European Champions too; and our first win at White Hart Lane in 14 years.
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
ALLARDYCE AND HIS SYCOPHANT'S ARMY !
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If a 'supporter' is a 'sycophant' to you, then so be it.
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Dan C wrote:I'd say his results include: our first trip to Wembley in 32 years resulting in an immediate return to the Premier League; our highest number of away wins in any season in our history; delivering a 10th placed finish in his first season with us in the Premier League; our first win over Chelsea in 9 years, and when they were European Champions too; and our first win at White Hart Lane in 14 years.
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
manurewa hammer- Reserves
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Man Utd 1 point ( they are not what they were)Admin wrote:After these matches we will be halfway through the season what do you see us getting out of these games ?
Man Utd ( a )
Arsenal ( h )
West Brom (h )
Arsenal 1 point ( they have other stuff to worry about)
West Brom 3 points ( we should roll them at home)
Thats 5 points along with the 3 from the Blunderland game.
Thats 8 by my math, should make us ok.
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Dan C wrote:I'd say his results include: our first trip to Wembley in 32 years resulting in an immediate return to the Premier League; our highest number of away wins in any season in our history; delivering a 10th placed finish in his first season with us in the Premier League; our first win over Chelsea in 9 years, and when they were European Champions too; and our first win at White Hart Lane in 14 years.
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
mottinghammer- 1st Team Bench
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Tony P wrote:Dan C wrote:I'd say his results include: our first trip to Wembley in 32 years resulting in an immediate return to the Premier League; our highest number of away wins in any season in our history; delivering a 10th placed finish in his first season with us in the Premier League; our first win over Chelsea in 9 years, and when they were European Champions too; and our first win at White Hart Lane in 14 years.
Not bad for two and a half years I'd say. But, wait - we're having a wobble. Quick, we must replace the manager! The last time I checked when I got out of bed, I was a West Ham supporter, not a Tottenham fan. Fickle I am not. I am grateful for what Allardyce has done for our club and the results he has overseen. I will not be changing my mind based on a few dodgy results. Loyalty works both ways - if we were to have one bad season and our best player was to leave, we would say he was jumping ship and boo and criticise him til the cows came home. It works the other way too - it's time for us to show our 'loyalty' in times of trouble even more than it is when things are going well.
ALLARDYCE'S CLARET AND BLUE ARMY!
alfiehammer- Reserves
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Dan C wrote:I think we'll lose all three of those, but beat Sunderland on Saturday - so three points out of 12.
Would I take that if I was offered beating Tottenham in the Cup Quarter-Final in exchange? Yes, I think I would...
In someone thinking of a great night out over the future of his team there per chance?
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Writing after the blunderland 'result' but yeah, I'd say a point or maybe 2.
I fully expect us to hit bottom spot before Carroll returns. My hope I'm clinging to is Carroll is enough of a catalyst to spring us up to about 15th come May.
Whatever happens, I have nothing but gratitude to the Dave's. They have saved us. I'm still behind Sam, I will review this come May depending on the division we are in.
COYIs
I fully expect us to hit bottom spot before Carroll returns. My hope I'm clinging to is Carroll is enough of a catalyst to spring us up to about 15th come May.
Whatever happens, I have nothing but gratitude to the Dave's. They have saved us. I'm still behind Sam, I will review this come May depending on the division we are in.
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Charlie Ham- 1st Team Bench
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We'll the facts could be us in the bottom 3 half way through the season. Not looking good with the team getting worse.
A lot will depend on players coming back from sick and who we bring in this transfer window..
It's going to be a struggle and let's face it we all been here before.
A lot will depend on players coming back from sick and who we bring in this transfer window..
It's going to be a struggle and let's face it we all been here before.
Hungry Hammer 66- Boot Cleaner
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I'm always always WHTID and I understand we all have our oppinions but having our identity and vision for our future represented by the love triangle that is our manager, the conceited, arrogant, self important ex Millwall scum Allardyce, his love child and our club captain Kevin no good northern numpty Nolan and the great white hope Andy Carroll who in his first season on loan for us scored the grand sum of seven goals, was all ready injured and ruled out of the start of his second season when he became the clubs record signing and who the whole team was set up to play around, is not the hit and hope Allardyce identity, vision or direction I want for our club and I can only see this ending in more humiliation ( which it all ready kinda is ) for us the true owners and emotional stake holders in our beloved WHUFC
Irons In The Soul
Irons In The Soul
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The difference between this time last season ...... and this
Jiggs Sun 15 Dec 2013, 3:56 pm
Last season Andy Carroll was injured on his debut. Played October and November. Scored once. This season injured - Difference one goal.
Reid was fit all last season, up until this time 6 clean sheets. Missing since beginning November 2013. Until then 7 clean sheets. Difference - 1 less goal against.
Morrison plays. Difference - 3 extra goals.
Jarvis (1), Diame (2), Tomkins (1), O'Brien (1) Nolan (5), Noble (3) and even Maiga (2), Total (15) goals scored. Difference - 2 goals between them.
Reid was fit all last season, up until this time 6 clean sheets. Missing since beginning November 2013. Until then 7 clean sheets. Difference - 1 less goal against.
Morrison plays. Difference - 3 extra goals.
Jarvis (1), Diame (2), Tomkins (1), O'Brien (1) Nolan (5), Noble (3) and even Maiga (2), Total (15) goals scored. Difference - 2 goals between them.
| HOME | AWAY | |||||||||||||
| Pos | P | W | D | L | F | A | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts | |
| 2012 | 10 | 17 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 16 | 10 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 5 | 10 | 1 | 23 |
| 2013 | 17 | 16 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 10 | 1 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 9 | -6 | 14 |
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I kept telling meself it was going to be a crap season. I fully expected to be scrapping against relegation by the New Year. I didn't expect much from the squad that we've got even before we got screwed by injuries. Knew it was just going to be misery and struggle.....
BUT IT STILL HURTS!!
BUT IT STILL HURTS!!
Campo- 1st team
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on the plus side we have the same goal difference as the spuds 