Having seen him play every time he has turned out at St Marys with the exception of the 2 goal heroics against MK Dons last season he hasnt exactly set the world alight,
Played as a striker he looks pretty poor, played as a winger he looks average. Would probably have been ok had we stayed in Div. 1 but just not up to The Championship IMHO.
Could be a good one to loan out for a month or two to someone like Bournemouth and see how he gets on with a run of games under his belt.
What are you talking about ? he played 45 minutes, the whole second half.......mind you if your marking of half the team is SH*T I suppose he's got off quite lightly.
Well read the West Ham program then and look at the match report for the U21s v Exeter. There is your evidence for one part of your response.
And Sky frequently use players who are out of their teams injured or suspended. Steve Gerrard to name but one. Come on Clarky keep up ffs :-)
Was it Guly's **** poor pass that led to Hammond getting sent off ? I believe it was.
I get the impression that Guly is a bit of a home player to be honest.
I'm with Daren, I really didnt believe, or dare think about it until last night.
But to beat them with Cork on the bench and Lallana not even fit to play I really think, with some additions in January, that we could do this.
Interesting that so many pickers of the team are keeping Fox at left back despite Harding being fit again.
If West Ham attack down the flanks go with Harding and push Fox to left side of midfield in Lallana's probable absence.
If Richardson is out after his knock at Derby I hope Butterfield is at right back, dont want Cork wasted and exposed there thanks very much.
I would also move Fox to left midfield and put Harding at left back if Lallana is out.
This !
The benefit of a flying start is when you do have a blip then the other teams still need to catch up first, never mind building an uncatchable lead over us !
Be bloody funny if he took the job, lost a couple of games early on and all his journo mates turned on him at long last :-)
Bet a fair few of them have helped keep a few skeletons in the cupboard for the saggy chopped old ****.