dimiSpur
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West Ham Vs Tottenham: Match Thread
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It ain't cheap. Levy bought the company.
markieboy
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No............you are correct...............you are not reading my post correctly.
They've already got a new keeper
Blackrat1299
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amended
Gaz_Gammon
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Blackrat1299
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Landslides!!!!
DiscoD1882 said: ↑
just popping to see if we won??
nope???
Just popping out to see if I can find some r dope.
It ain't cheap. Levy bought the company.
just popping to see if we won??
nope???
Just popping out to see if I can find some r dope.
It ain't cheap. Levy bought the company.
VegasII
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Nah, George Michael's Faith.
Japhet
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Message to Sherwood; Wake me up before you go, go.
Actually, on second thoughts wake me up after.
Message to Levy: Shall I stay or Shall I go
Gaz_Gammon
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No amount of managing a player will prevent him from hacking down a player unnecessarily, or turning away from the ball when in a wall to defend. It's about character and determination.
I will ask you this.
Would King or say Adams or Mabbutt, or Pearson (for example) have turned their backs at that free-kick? If your answer is no then we do not have the right character of player at the club.
eddiebailey
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This why it was such a mistake selling Huddlestone and buying Paulinho. Tom could never have turned that fast.
Trouble was when Kane was subbed it meant we had to shift the wall around. If you look at the first West Ham free kick Kane was in the middle and stood solid as a rock. He got subbed and well you saw what happened when soppy bollocks Paulie was stuck in the middle and not on the end
tiger666
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It wasn't just Paulinho.
TheChosenOne
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My belly would have stopped that.
Lol my nuts would of stop that
Nope, frankly. I would like to think whoever the manager was. Partly this is perhaps because TS is seen, or has been seen, as a dead man walking (cue tiresome jokes), a temporary appointment. The squad sees thing differently when they feel this is the case, and they play differently (I am not sure how consciously they do this). It is similar of course to when SAF told Man U players he was leaving (and then didn't); and closer to home, when HR seemed to be going to the England job. Something courses through the club, a sense of being rudderless (I have likened it before to a bee colony that is temporarily queen-less). Any manager would be in an impossible position, and it would leave the club exposed. Levy might have chosen a long term replacement for AVB but the one he wanted was perhaps unavailable. What to do? I still feel there is an underlying problem with the revolving door. Managers are either poorly advised or poorly supported by those around them at our club. Well, that's my take on it anyway. 'Simple' answers are usually wrong answers.
ziggy
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There was a time when I would get very aggressive with any WHU mates after a result like that. Not any more, now I just don't care.
It's going to take something very special to get me excited about THFC again...very sad to say it, but it's true, after 47 years, and I'm a previous season ticket holder I've just about had it.
It's going to take something very special to get me excited about THFC again...very sad to say it, but it's true, after 47 years, and I'm a previous season ticket holder I've just about had it.
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