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Posted
43 minutes ago, KingsX said:

 

FT IN A PERFECTLY FORMED NUTSHELL

Eh? I'm a season ticket holder and don't feel excited about finding a stream to watch my team play a weakened side, make no effort to win and then stutter to a predictable loss. What part of the football handbook have I ignored?

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Posted
29 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

No surprise, West Ham are having the same issue with focusing on European football, if the results stays the same today, it's 1 win in 6.

 

And this is the modern story. Wanna fight on all fronts? You need two teams. And two quality teams. Man City, Liverpool and maybe Chelsea can do it right now. Watch Man U next season look like the next coming with some manager bounce a load of investment and not playing in the Champions League. They will do great. 
 

Now look at the likes of us and the teams around us. Hammers could have gone big this year and maybe stayed top four but did the European thing and will be left with Mediocrity at best. 

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Posted
44 minutes ago, StanSP said:

If we play with a front two he'll see a lot of game time. 

 

The worry of this is that we don't have the right players to fit the formation of a back 4 and a front 2 that requires it. 

This is it in a nutshell.

 

Leaving today's game to one side.

 

The balance of the squad is wrong and Brendan has to take responsibility for that. Too many lightweights who lack the required talent to consistantly compete at this level.

Posted
1 minute ago, Clever Fox said:

This is it in a nutshell.

 

Leaving today's game to one side.

 

The balance of the squad is wrong and Brendan has to take responsibility for that. Too many lightweights who lack the required talent to consistantly compete at this level.

The solution, on paper, is easy. Sign a player that has RW as his natural position. I love Albrighton and all he's done for the club but he's not got the dynamism or pace we desire to fulfil a RW position. If we get that balance for the side by signing a quality RW, it'll benefit us and allow us the option to play a back 4 and also a balanced midfield with a natural LW (Barnes or Lookman if he signs permanently) and a RW. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Clever Fox said:

This is it in a nutshell.

 

Leaving today's game to one side.

 

The balance of the squad is wrong and Brendan has to take responsibility for that. Too many lightweights who lack the required talent to consistantly compete at this level.

When you look at top, top teams. Like Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea and even Roma to some extent, they have a presence about them. Quite a few big players and that’s something we desperately lack, we’re such a weak team that when we’re off it like we were today, we may as well not even be playing because the opponents have it so easy. 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

When you look at top, top teams. Like Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea and even Roma to some extent, they have a presence about them. Quite a few big players and that’s something we desperately lack, we’re such a weak team that when we’re off it like we were today, we may as well not even be playing because the opponents have it so easy. 

In the Roma game I was astonished how big and strong their back for was and how Smalling was marshalling VVD style. We just looked tiny compared to them 

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Posted
1 minute ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

In the Roma game I was astonished how big and strong their back for was and how Smalling was marshalling VVD style. We just looked tiny compared to them 

 

Fairly standard for a Mourinho team, he likes them big and robust.

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Posted
3 hours ago, lifted*fox said:

 no stress

 

expected a 0-2 loss with spurs needing a win for top 4 and us with a 2nd string out

 

not am embarrassing performance at all - thought we looked quite composed at times.

 

lets go win a European trophy now pls

Agreed ,well said 

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Posted

Fans who went today have more money than sense unless they live down there. I optimistically went for a 3-1 loss and got to say I’m surprised we managed that. 

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If our  A team played our B team who would die of boredom first?

 

I liked our pink socks today..went well with the grey kit I thought

Posted
26 minutes ago, John rayner said:

Agreed ,well said 

Agreed - we had our 2nd string defence, midfield and attack, basically a whole 2nd team, against a team going full tilt for a champions league spot. I hate it when we lose, but sometimes you have to lose a battle to win a war🏆🏆🏆

COYB against Roma

Posted
1 hour ago, Nick said:

And this is the modern story. Wanna fight on all fronts? You need two teams. And two quality teams. Man City, Liverpool and maybe Chelsea can do it right now. Watch Man U next season look like the next coming with some manager bounce a load of investment and not playing in the Champions League. They will do great. 
 

Now look at the likes of us and the teams around us. Hammers could have gone big this year and maybe stayed top four but did the European thing and will be left with Mediocrity at best. 

We have played 105 games since the start of last season, and people wonder why we have injuries etc. 

 

For context West Ham has played 96 in that time

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We could end up 15th by the season end. We’re absolute dog at the moment and if we get knocked out on Thursday I can’t see any improvement or decent results. Maybe a win against Nobbitch and a draw v Southampton but we’ll lose the rest. 

Posted
57 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Fans who went today have more money than sense unless they live down there. I optimistically went for a 3-1 loss and got to say I’m surprised we managed that. 

I do indeed live in Hertfordshire, wasn’t really expecting to come away with anything than a defeat, but had a great day out with my son. 
 

Through good times and bad, we’ll always support the lads, as the song goes 

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Well, look on the bright side when we get knocked out of Europe on Thursday, and the season is over, and we finish somewhere between 11th and 15th place, maybe the axe will finally fall on Rogers and some of our half baked players. Time to sack the man in charge and half our team, and start to rebuild a real future. As I have absolutely no idea how we progress with what we have at the moment.

 

 

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Posted

Crap atmosphere  from us and the tw@ts singing about Son eating dogs and being a ch!nky, is the reason I loathe some of our dumb retarded fans.

 

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I was expecting to lose, especially with the team we put out. I still find myself a little frustrated because Tottenham were so unimpressive. We played Arsenal away a few weeks ago and they were much better. 

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