promised land Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 those palace fans with there tops off The ultras? Looked like they were stood there in swimming trunks! Tight and small shorts if not! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest ttfn Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Gomis should be given a 10 match ban if he ever does that "celebration" again Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Horse's Mouth Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 looks like Sunderland got away with this Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whoareyaaa Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 The ultras? Looked like they were stood there in swimming trunks! Tight and small shorts if not! Yeah, they looked a right state. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Swansea 1, Pantillimon 1...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
C-man Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 The ultras? Looked like they were stood there in swimming trunks! Tight and small shorts if not! Well dressed IMO. Better than sweating out replica shirts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whoareyaaa Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Unlucky not to get a peno. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Izzy Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Dick Advocat looks like a fvckin bin man Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jammie82uk Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 That had to be a penalty surely Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest ttfn Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Well that's a foul by Kane on Morgan, sorry. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wymsey Posted 22 August 2015 Share Posted 22 August 2015 Surprised that Rooney is on as long a goal drought he is on now (10 games). Can't imagine Van Gaal dropping him as A.) no one else really to replace him with and B.) he's on £300k a WEEK and hence regarded as a 'star' player. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 West Ham to become yet another side to drop a year after Allardyce leaves? Stranger things have happened. They look woeful. Said at the time that Arsenal result was more down to Arsenal being poor than West Ham being good. The Sky wankfest does get boring but you've got to say Bournemouth looked bloody good at times on those highlights. Next week will not be an easy game. Man Utd are so dull it's unreal. For the amount of money they've spent they're so boring as a team. They should be pushing the likes of Bayern and Barcelona with the kind of money they've spent but they can't even win at home to an awful Newcastle. Fancy Man City to take Everton apart tomorrow. They look a mile ahead of their city rivals based on early form. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 Funny how pre-season all the pundits were mocking our Claudio whilst Slaven Bilic was a great appointment... Whilst I don't think Bilic is an improvement on Allardyce - it's been three games... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Swiper Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 Sako looked pretty solid. Seeing as we have a lack of wingers / wide players, perhaps it wasn't a bad idea. Agree with this, but with our current set up of Mahrez and Albrighton on the wings, I don't think he would get many minutes. Could see him being a pouter in that case. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foxfanazer Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 West Ham look in trouble. I can't recollect seeing a side carved open like they were today. Bournemouth could have had 7 or 8 goals. West Ham fans..be careful what you wish for.. If West Ham get relegated, what with the move to the new stadium, it will be disastrous for them. So is this "The West Ham way"? West Ham and Sunderland look piss poor so far. Villa not too much better Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr gregs Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 Tail wags the dog at west ha! They have like us in the past see sawed between the prem and the championship! !you effectively "sack" your manager for finishing halfway then get new manager new players new style off football in and think it's nailed on top half......! Billic won't get any slack cus he played for them!!curbishley took them on similar run to us last 9 games .kept them up! And got sacked early following season when they were fourth...and he played for them back in the day as well!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 West Ham will be fine in the end I think. Yesterday three of the four goals were down to uncharacteristic individual errors from Cresswell and Jenkinson. Reminded me of us in our bad run, but with goals. Cresswell in particular had a nightmare. That's not going to happen every week. They might flirt with relegation a bit but they'll be fine, there's enough about that team. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 West Ham will be fine in the end I think. Yesterday three of the four goals were down to uncharacteristic individual errors from Cresswell and Jenkinson. Reminded me of us in our bad run, but with goals. Cresswell in particular had a nightmare. That's not going to happen every week. They might flirt with relegation a bit but they'll be fine, there's enough about that team.The old 'individual errors' debate again I see.Like us last season, there is a reason why players make individual errors, especially when it happens uncharacteristically. Pressure.... When put under lots of it, players who don't usually make errors, buckle. Our individual errors mysteriously stopped last season when we signed Huth and bolstered the midfield. Before that, opposition attacking players cut through us like a knife through butter (one of the reasons why I said that Cambiasso had been over-rated) such that our defenders were put under so much pressure that they made errors. The same thing is happening at West Ham. They look a side devoid of confidence, clearly set up in the wrong way and those players who last season were lauded as exceptional (especially Cresswell) are now looking very shaky. Cresswell is the same player as last season. Same with Jenkinson. They haven't changed. What has changed is how West Ham are setting up (oh, and the fact that Nolan started yesterday as a centre forward!) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 The old 'individual errors' debate again I see. Like us last season, there is a reason why players make individual errors, especially when it happens uncharacteristically. Pressure.... When put under lots of it, players who don't usually make errors, buckle. Our individual errors mysteriously stopped last season when we signed Huth and bolstered the midfield. Before that, opposition attacking players cut through us like a knife through butter (one of the reasons why I said that Cambiasso had been over-rated) such that our defenders were put under so much pressure that they made errors. The same thing is happening at West Ham. They look a side devoid of confidence, clearly set up in the wrong way and those players who last season were lauded as exceptional (especially Cresswell) are now looking very shaky. Cresswell is the same player as last season. Same with Jenkinson. They haven't changed. What has changed is how West Ham are setting up (oh, and the fact that Nolan started yesterday as a centre forward!) Partially true I guess, but the second goal especially wasn't down to pressure, it was shear stupidity from Cresswell. Similar to Konchesky v West Ham last year, he'll have passed the ball back to his keeper 1000's of times no matter the set up, but that time he ****ed it up. The point is there's enough in that West Ham team to iron out those errors and not be too much in the shit come May. Sounds daft for a team conceding 4, but I bet if you watched the whole game from yesterday they were largely solid, and but for a few brain farts wouldn't have conceded 4. It's not like they've been torn open at the back, or the whole back line have failed to mark people. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Doctor Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 The old 'individual errors' debate again I see. Like us last season, there is a reason why players make individual errors, especially when it happens uncharacteristically. Pressure.... When put under lots of it, players who don't usually make errors, buckle. Our individual errors mysteriously stopped last season when we signed Huth and bolstered the midfield. Before that, opposition attacking players cut through us like a knife through butter (one of the reasons why I said that Cambiasso had been over-rated) such that our defenders were put under so much pressure that they made errors. The same thing is happening at West Ham. They look a side devoid of confidence, clearly set up in the wrong way and those players who last season were lauded as exceptional (especially Cresswell) are now looking very shaky. Cresswell is the same player as last season. Same with Jenkinson. They haven't changed. What has changed is how West Ham are setting up (oh, and the fact that Nolan started yesterday as a centre forward!) Except prior to the arrival of Huth, most goals we conceded came down the wings, which is why you were still wrong about it being Cambiassos fault. The problem we had with the individual errors wasn't too much pressure, if it was it'd have been the same suspects every week, Morgan would be solid one week then forget where his arse was the next, likewise Konchesky, Schmeichel, De Laet and practically everyone with a defensive responsibility - it was brain farts once a week by a different player each week getting punished. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deejdeej Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 Funnily enough in the pub before yesterdays match I was telling my mates that West Ham would beat Bournemouth and it was easy money considering the odds. I also said Callum Wilson wouldn't get 5 goals this season. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 No Berahino for WBA, not even in the squad. Not heard he's injured. Probably means he's off to Spurs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leicesterpool Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 No Berahino for WBA, not even in the squad. Not heard he's injured. Probably means he's off to Spurs. They probably need him after watching Tottenham yesterday. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Facecloth Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 They probably need him after watching Tottenham yesterday. No probably about, Spurs need another striker. A lot of weight on Kane's shoulders at the minute. I don't think he'll be anywhere near what he was last year, so for him to be the only senior striker in the squad is asking for trouble. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanSP Posted 23 August 2015 Share Posted 23 August 2015 I don't think Berahino is the answer for them. Just me that doesn't rate him as much as many others do? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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