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Saturday football
Posted: 15 Mar 2025, 07:17
by Coffee one sugar
EVERTON vs WEST HAM UNITED (1500)
All about David Moyes. Away win. With luck. A lorra lorra luck.
IPSWICH TOWN vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST (1500)
Two favourites for relegation in August. How things change. Draw.
MANCHESTER CITY vs BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION (1500)
Fly home, you Seagulls, there's nothing for you here. Home win.
SOUTHAMPTON vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (1500)
A decent chance for the Saints. Also a decent chance for the visitors. Draw.
BOURNEMOUTH vs BRENTFORD (1730)
The Bees aren’t great on the road. Home win.
SUNDAY
ARSENAL vs CHELSEA (1330)
El Arse may have lost the will to live. In a footballing sense, of course. Les Bleux have climbed quietly up le table. Draw.
FULHAM vs TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (1330)
Both these sides are stronger than you might think. Draw.
LEICESTER CITY vs MANCHESTER CITY (1900)
The Foxes are done. Away win.
League Cup Final
LIVERPOOL vs NEWCASTLE UNITED – WEMBERLEY (1630)
Should be a corker. Home win.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 19 Aug 2025, 11:13
by Fauxstralian
I guess if you are going to be abysmal it’s best to do it after 1 game with the window open
Whether Captain Sullivan & band leader Potter can see the approaching iceberg as they pilot the Titanic who knows
Can imagine Captain Sullivan shouting full steam ahead on my course while band leader Potter rouses the orchestra for a chorus of the National anthem as the waves lap around the hems of his polyester trousers. Rodriquez playing the piccolo with JWP on tambourine
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 19 Aug 2025, 00:19
by Central Park Man
ragingbull wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 23:04
Jamie Carragher has tipped West Ham for relegation, he said they are slow old and a lack of legs in midfield,the whole world can see this apart from the people who run the club.
Things are certainly not good but I don't see up being relegated. That said it still might be too close for comfort.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 23:53
by twoleftfeet
ragingbull wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 23:04
Jamie Carragher has tipped West Ham for relegation, he said they are slow old and a lack of legs in midfield,the whole world can see this apart from the people who run the club.
The club can see it but they choose to do nothing about it.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 23:04
by ragingbull
Jamie Carragher has tipped West Ham for relegation, he said they are slow old and a lack of legs in midfield,the whole world can see this apart from the people who run the club.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:31
by threesixty
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 21:47
Tarkowski leaning into the ball
50/50 on a pen for that
Pickford checks his water bottle
Suspect he didn’t even have anything about the history of a player on debut who came on as sub
Went the right way though
Literally felt like another day at the west ham office under Moyes.
I just don’t understand why after about 30yrs in management that is his “answer” to the question “how should football be played”.
Re: Moyezzzzzzzzzz
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:28
by Massive Attack
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 22:14
When Moyes left numerous opposition fans thought he should have stayed
Yet none of them wanted him as the manager of THEIR club
That's the exact same argument I'd use against the hypocritical wankers that questioned why fans like me wanted rid of him.
Re: Moyezzzzzzzzzz
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:27
by Massive Attack
Moyezzzzzzzzzz
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:14
by Fauxstralian
When Moyes left numerous opposition fans thought he should have stayed
Yet none of them wanted him as the manager of THEIR club
Not sure we could put up with any more of him
Unfortunately Sullivan picked Lopetegui then Potter
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:09
by Mad Dog
No. Apparently he was the best manager in the history of managers. And little old west ham shouldn't dare get above their station
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:08
by fraser
onsideman wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 22:06
Do you think that if Everton have a dreadful season the morons will stop saying we should have been careful what we wished for?
No, cause they're morons. Hth
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:06
by onsideman
Do you think that if Everton have a dreadful season the morons will stop saying we should have been careful what we wished for?
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:05
by Massive Attack
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 21:12
The usual 70th minute substitutions.
Tut-Tut, you were a minute out! Grealish 71st minute
'The quality is perhaps not there quite yet, though, with their front three all playing in the Championship last season and yet to prove they can really trouble Everton. Piroe came closest when Pickford saved early on. That is at least more than Everton have offered, with Moyes' men on the back foot almost throughout.'
Same old Moyesy, always boring 
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 22:01
by twoleftfeet
They made us look almost entertaining
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:51
by Fauxstralian
This has been a typical West Ham Moyes performance
Absolutely dominated, negative, dull & scared of possession
Always need to remind yourself we conceded 74 goals in his last season & lost 20 league games the season before on 30% possession
Shown nothing & Leeds should be out of sight … 3-0 maybe
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:47
by Fauxstralian
Tarkowski leaning into the ball
50/50 on a pen for that
Pickford checks his water bottle
Suspect he didn’t even have anything about the history of a player on debut who came on as sub
Went the right way though
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:46
by Ron Eff
And still some pine for Moyes. I was still arguing the toss with some West Ham fans on Saturday that it was right he went despite as recruiting replacements terribly.
We got humbled on Saturday, but at least we didn’t go a sit every man behind the ball and bore our way to a 0-0 against a newly promoted side.
And now 1 down, haha. 85 minutes and not even tried to score. I could not watch that shit any longer than we did.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:44
by ragingbull
Moyes out....
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:34
by twoleftfeet
I was 1 minute out, so predictable
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:14
by Massive Attack
They've not even had a fucking Corner almost an hour in!
Don't ever change, Moyes, don't change..
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:12
by twoleftfeet
The usual 70th minute substitutions.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 21:01
by ragingbull
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:57
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:55
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:55
Classic Moyesball Half Time at Leeds.
0 Shots
0 On target
37% possession
0-0
What odds a 1-0 smash and grab?
0%
Everton fans can't be happy with this shyte.
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 20:57
by Massive Attack
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:55
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:55
Classic Moyesball Half Time at Leeds.
0 Shots
0 On target
37% possession
0-0
What odds a 1-0 smash and grab?
0%
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 20:55
by twoleftfeet
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑18 Aug 2025, 20:55
Classic Moyesball Half Time at Leeds.
0 Shots
0 On target
37% possession
0-0
What odds a 1-0 smash and grab?
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 20:55
by Massive Attack
Classic Moyesball Half Time at Leeds.
0 Shots
0 On-Target
37% Possession
0-0
Re: Saturday football
Posted: 18 Aug 2025, 20:47
by twoleftfeet
I’m not sure who is worse, us or Everton? Not a single shot and only 37% possession.
However it’s still 0-0 and it could be a Moyes sucker punch.
