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West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 06:44
by Mex Martillo
September
Sunday 7 September – Tottenham Hotspur (A) 12noon
Sunday 14 September – Arsenal (H) 12noon
Sunday 21 September – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) 2pm
Sunday 28 September – Chelsea (H) 12noon

October
Sunday 5 October – Aston Villa (H) 12noon
Sunday 12 October – London City Lionesses (A) 12noon

November
Sunday 2 November – Manchester City (A) 12noon
Sunday 9 November – Leicester City (H) 12noon
Sunday 16 November – Everton (H) 12noon

December
Saturday 6 December – Manchester United (A) 12.30pm
Saturday 13 December – Liverpool (H) 12noon

January
Sunday 11 January – Chelsea (A) 2pm
Sunday 25 January – Leicester City (A) 3pm

February
Sunday 1 February – Tottenham Hotspur (H) 12noon
Sunday 8 February – Brighton & Hove Albion (H) 12noon
Sunday 15 February – Everton (A) 2pm

March
Sunday 15 March – Manchester United (H) 12noon
Saturday 21 March – Arsenal (A) 12.30pm
Sunday 29 March – London City Lionesses (H) 12noon

April
Sunday 26 April – Liverpool (A) 2pm

May
Sunday 3 May – Aston Villa (A) 2pm
Sunday 17 May – Manchester City (H) 12noon

No.    Pos.    Nation    Player
1    GK    Poland POL    Kinga Szemik
2    DF    Japan JPN    Yu Endo
4    MF    Finland FIN    Oona Siren
5    DF    Belgium BEL    Amber Tysiak
7    DF    Algeria ALG    Inès Belloumou
9    FW    Japan JPN    Riko Ueki
11    FW    Colombia COL    Manuela Paví
13    DF    Finland FIN    Eva Nyström
14    DF    Canada CAN    Shelina Zadorsky (vice-captain)
15    MF    Hungary HUN    Anna Csiki (on loan from Tottenham Hotspur)
18    DF    England ENG    Anouk Denton
19    FW    Germany GER    Shekiera Martinez
20    FW    France FRA    Viviane Asseyi
21    FW    England ENG    Sarah Brasero
22    MF    Australia AUS    Katrina Gorry (captain)
23    FW    Wales WAL    Ffion Morgan
25    GK    Republic of Ireland IRL    Megan Walsh
27    FW    Switzerland SUI    Leila Wandeler
29    DF    Austria AUT    Verena Hanshaw
30    GK    England ENG    Katie O'Hanlon
33    MF    Turkey TUR    Halle Houssein
77    MF    Switzerland SUI    Seraina Piubel

Manager    Rehanne Skinner

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 21 Sep 2025, 12:06
by Fauxstralian
No mention of illness or accident
Usually code for suicide. Apologies if not the case

Desperately sad when people don’t see a way out of troubles that may not have been known to anyone else
Talk to your friends & check in on them

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 21 Sep 2025, 08:13
by Iron Duke
Former manager Matt Beard has died. Age 47.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 14 Sep 2025, 13:41
by Fauxstralian
All I read were fans of women’s football mocking the men for never winning and how much they preferred women’s football.
And that one of the women players would get in the men’s national team

Where were they on Friday night?
In the meantime the women’s team is a cash money pit paid for by the men’s team
All talk no action

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 14 Sep 2025, 09:28
by honky cat
Fauxstralian wrote: 13 Sep 2025, 08:52 As have said before, where are all the fans droning on about women’s football in the summer?
Get off your arses and turn up
You've have said it before about 150 times. No one's droning on about women's football, only you. 
There was a bit of interest in the summer as the England national team won the Euro. It was a bit of fun and entertainment for most English people. 

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 13 Sep 2025, 08:52
by Fauxstralian
So if say 2,500 are adults they are taking less than £40,000
Obviously they are light years behind the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal & Man City who invest seriously
Is there any point bumping along in a half arsed way achieving nothing?
Same old story under Sullivan. Token effort & dismal management 

As have said before, where are all the fans droning on about women’s football in the summer?
Get off your arses and turn up

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 13 Sep 2025, 07:44
by Mex Martillo
Attendance: 3,483
Adult ticket is 15 pounds
Women's team is apparently valued at 50M and club was talking about selling a 49% share.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 13 Sep 2025, 07:33
by Fauxstralian
Can we wrap it up & put the money we are wasting into our u18 & u21 boys?

What was the attendance & gate takings last night after the rabid enthusiasm for women’s football in the summer?

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 13 Sep 2025, 07:13
by Mex Martillo
Last night
West Ham Women 1-5 Arsenal Women
I have said too much.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 08 Sep 2025, 20:36
by Leonard Hatred

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 08 Sep 2025, 00:53
by Fauxstralian
Was reading that we are entitled to play 25 matches a season at London Stadium with a set fee per match 
The women’s team aren’t included in this arrangement but we have offered the same fee per match & the legacy lot are demanding double 
Understand we haven’t played a women’s match there since 2019 because of that.
What NEEDS to happen is that all the fans of women’s football need to commit to buying 60,000 tickets at £50 each (discount for kids & OAP’s) to justify a game there.
Over to you, fans of women’s football 

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 23:06
by Eerie Decent
Might have a little dabble on zero penalties being scored throughout the season across the league.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 22:26
by only1billybonds
I've tried to watch dorisball but I lasted 5 minutes and never went back to it. I don't criticise it, i don't watch it, I simply ignore it. It really isn't that hard to do.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 22:18
by honky cat
The only men that get wound up by womens football are the sort of men whose wives buy them velcro shoes from Pavers

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 22:14
by Eerie Decent
The only men that pretend to be interested in this are the sort of men who tie the shoelaces on their New Balance ridiculously tight.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 22:03
by Any Old Iron
Does any self respecting male football supporter actually give a flying fuck about wimmins football? And why the fuck should our club be subsidising this sub-standard game. 
The wimmins game should stand or fall by its own efforts. 

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 20:13
by Massive Attack
Mex Martillo" wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 11:52 Seems Sky have all the rights now.
Need a subscription or pirating.

 
Naah, you're alright. 😂

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 19:54
by Come On You Irons
Mex Martillo" wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 17:36 Tottenham Hotspur Women 1-0 West Ham Women
Oh well, it's all underway.
Oh well. So long as the result is the reverse in the proper football next week, that's all that matters.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 17:57
by Mad Dog
Fauxstrailian, I put it on for a minute or 2 and 3 of the 4 stands at brisbane road were completely empty.

As i said during the euros all thoae banginf on about it, get off your arses and go and watch it

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 17:36
by Mex Martillo
Tottenham Hotspur Women 1-0 West Ham Women
Oh well, it's all underway.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 12:38
by Eerie Decent
People talking about this seriously 😂

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 12:15
by Fauxstralian
Being slightly sarcastic but with all the nonsense about the women’s team I don’t see people getting off their arses & going to games
Chelsea v Man City are two of the best teams … SHOULD be a full house surely?

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 12:03
by honky cat
Fauxstralian wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 10:15 I see clubs like Arsenal are playing all their games at their main stadium including Everton playing at Goodison
I presume the limit of games West Ham are allowed to play at London Stadium stops us from doing that?

Given all the hype over women’s football we need to be filling 60,000 seats paying proper prices 
Saw a bit on the sports news of the opening GLAMOUR game between Chelsea & Man City & Stamford Bridge looked to have the upper tiers empty. What was the attendance & why wasn’t it full?
Its not as popular as the mens game and never will be.
i think they should play the same day as the men at all stadiums. A double bill, supporting act, BOGOF included in the ticket price. I suppose most wouldnt turn up early or stay late to watch the women, but some would - a family could make a day of it or others might just come in early for a drink and watch a bit. Even more controversial would be to reduce the womens to 30 or 35 mins a half. But im just turning the world on its head here.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 11:52
by Mex Martillo
Seems Sky have all the rights now.
Need a subscription or pirating.
 

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 11:18
by Come On You Irons
honky cat" wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 10:14
Come On You Irons" wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 09:25
honky cat" wrote: 07 Sep 2025, 07:52 They've lost a couple of characters recently in Dagny and Kate Longhurst, now mainly foreign players. I am positive about womens football and look out for the results but this seems to be turning into a West Ham team in name only, if young women from the area are not involved.
"...but this seems to be turning into a West Ham team in name only, if your women from the area are not involved".

Similar to the men's team then with no men from the area in the regular starting line up. And much like the other 19 mens teams in the Premier League.
Agree with that
But Bowen must have honorary cockney citizenship by now.

The men's team for all it's faults does still seems to have a core of English players and Londoners. It's a shame women's football is leaving the grass roots as surely that's it's main purpose in being. 
Yes, one thing I give the Potter regime a small degree of credit for is recruiting some English players after we became mostly foreign under 'loser Lop', such as getting Ward-Prowse back and signing Wilson and Walker-Peters this summer (though of course they were most likely Sullivan driven cheapskate freebies).

A core of Bowen, Kilman, Ward-Prowse, Wan-Bisaka (London born and raised), Walker-Peters and Wilson as senior pros isn't much in a 25 man squad, but it's better than a lot of Premier League clubs.

Re: West Ham United Women

Posted: 07 Sep 2025, 10:15
by Fauxstralian
I see clubs like Arsenal are playing all their games at their main stadium including Everton playing at Goodison
I presume the limit of games West Ham are allowed to play at London Stadium stops us from doing that?

Given all the hype over women’s football we need to be filling 60,000 seats paying proper prices 
Saw a bit on the sports news of the opening GLAMOUR game between Chelsea & Man City & Stamford Bridge looked to have the upper tiers empty. What was the attendance & why wasn’t it full?