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What a difference a game made. Last week, despair and not knowing where the next scrappily won point would come from.  Fast forward 5 days, and there is expectation that we see off Burnley like the upstarts they are, that Nuno has found the 'formula' and it's onwards and upwards from here.

Of course, these things are rarely ever black or white, and somewhere in the middle is more likely, but with the emergence of Potts from his bench-shackles, a reinvigorated and impactful Paqueta supported by colleagues that could operate on his wave length, and the energy of Fernandes, there were at least glowing embers in the previously distinguished firepit.

The Burnley game will also see pre-match protestation, with the (as of now) 16,000 signature petition delivered to the Club in printed form at the end of a 'Stratford to the Stadium' protest march, which should hopefully see also a positive mood and energy spill over into support.

Team wise, Nuno has hinted at some knocks from the previous game...but training videos looked to show all the main protagonists in attendance except Wilson.

Predicted line-up.

Hard to see anything but enforced deviation from the team that beat Newcastle.  Wilson maybe a lingering doubt.  Kante, Golambeckis and Myers continue to train with the first team, so it will be interesting to see if someone like Kante with his presence and stature can show enough raw ability to push past others to a place on the bench in the coming weeks.Predicted Score:  

Things at West Ham rarely run smoothly.  It wouldn't surprise me to see Burnley get the first gut-punch of a goal, and for us to then have to scrap tooth and nail to get something from the game. They have a good solid midfield, and have been clinical in attack thus far.  In what feels like a must not lose game, I could see a draw as an outcome, but hopefully buoyed by the Newcastle result, we find a way to prevail.

West Ham 2 - 1 Burnley.
(Bowen, Summerville)

COYI!

Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 20:32

MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 15:03

Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 13:30 I agree regarding Fernandes. I called from the start that he would be a great signing.

Of course idiots like Lee Trundle have claimed that he is overrated and we paid over the odds for him. Hilarious idiocy

Did you?
You didn't appear to be so sure on August 28th fella

I agree that it is a very high risk strategy. In fact, it is arguably insanity to drop £20 million on a keeper who's team has just been humiliatingly relegated and £40 million on a midfielder from a team that just finished rocked bottom and had the second worse Premier League season in history.

Only at West tHam eh!

 

Stating that one has reservations over the outlay of £40 million on Fernandes was justified. However I soon called it that Fernandes looks a class player after his first couple of games for us.

Meanwhile idiots like Lee Trundle were claiming he is overrated and we paid too much, proving he knows the square root of fuck all about football.

He scores goals.

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:33

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:24

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:12 He scores another 10 Prem goals he'll go 3rd overall in the Premier League behind only Bowen and Antonio. Wouldn't put it past him should he remain for another 2 seasons or so.

Yup, I was debating whether he'd catch Di Canio or Noble. Depends if he can stick around for another couple of seasons and get some minutes. Of course he'll be nowhere near the goals to games ratio for Di Canio, Bowen or Antonio, but very very respectable especially for a non striker.

Yes. Even more so when he doesn't rely on Penalties to score his goals unlike the rest who have had the opportunity. We're not even talking about a poor level of competition either, he's produced it regularly in the Premier League amongst many other duties he's had to undertake for the Team. 

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:24

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:12 He scores another 10 Prem goals he'll go 3rd overall in the Premier League behind only Bowen and Antonio. Wouldn't put it past him should he remain for another 2 seasons or so.

Yup, I was debating whether he'd catch Di Canio or Noble. Depends if he can stick around for another couple of seasons and get some minutes. Of course he'll be nowhere near the goals to games ratio for Di Canio, Bowen or Antonio, but very very respectable especially for a non striker.

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 10:12 He scores another 10 Prem goals he'll go 3rd overall in the Premier League behind only Bowen and Antonio. Wouldn't put it past him should he remain for another 2 seasons or so.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 09:41

Rossal wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 08:14 Another huge win, nice to head into the break with a bit of form. 

Midfield were superb again, Fernandes was outstanding as was Potts again until he had to go off. Summerville was bright and a threat. The back 4 look far more solid last two games and we create so much more going forward.  A striker is needed in Jan but if we can nick some points until then to stay in touch then hopefully our home form can keep us up second half of season.  We have a tough run now until Jan, its hard to see where the next win is coming from in the next 6. 

Any mentions for Magassa and Soucek?

Both of whom changed the game when introduced.

fraser wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 09:29

Rossal wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 08:14 Another huge win, nice to head into the break with a bit of form. 

Midfield were superb again, Fernandes was outstanding as was Potts again until he had to go off. Summerville was bright and a threat. The back 4 look far more solid last two games and we create so much more going forward.  A striker is needed in Jan but if we can nick some points until then to stay in touch then hopefully our home form can keep us up second half of season.  We have a tough run now until Jan, its hard to see where the next win is coming from in the next 6. 

You on board with Fernandes now as I know you doubted his signing and I did say you might be surprised? 

He scores another 10 Prem goals he'll go 3rd overall in the Premier League behind only Bowen and Antonio. Wouldn't put it past him should he remain for another 2 seasons or so.

Soucek is very useful just for putting himself about tirelessly and wearing down already tired central defenders. He's not going to get the ball in tight situations or have to do anything particularly creative other than lay it off or take a shot. It's a good role for him. He's a presence and he's strong. He was noticeably more of a handful for the defenders than Wilson. More of a bludgeon than any sort of rapier, but he's just a very useful player. That said we should not be relying on him as a substitute striker and it's a disgrace that we are, but fair play to the man, he will do whatever he can to the best of his ability to help the team, and 35 in 189 Premier League games is absolutely nothing to be sniffed at for West Ham as a midfielder and non penalty taker. Likely to end up top 5 in the premier league by the time he's done here.

Good to see we now have options in midfield with a slightly left field option up front even if he has regularly been one of our top goal scorers.

 

Rossal wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 08:14 Another huge win, nice to head into the break with a bit of form. 

Midfield were superb again, Fernandes was outstanding as was Potts again until he had to go off. Summerville was bright and a threat. The back 4 look far more solid last two games and we create so much more going forward.  A striker is needed in Jan but if we can nick some points until then to stay in touch then hopefully our home form can keep us up second half of season.  We have a tough run now until Jan, its hard to see where the next win is coming from in the next 6. 

Rossal wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025, 08:14 Another huge win, nice to head into the break with a bit of form. 

Midfield were superb again, Fernandes was outstanding as was Potts again until he had to go off. Summerville was bright and a threat. The back 4 look far more solid last two games and we create so much more going forward.  A striker is needed in Jan but if we can nick some points until then to stay in touch then hopefully our home form can keep us up second half of season.  We have a tough run now until Jan, its hard to see where the next win is coming from in the next 6. 

Another huge win, nice to head into the break with a bit of form. 

Midfield were superb again, Fernandes was outstanding as was Potts again until he had to go off. Summerville was bright and a threat. The back 4 look far more solid last two games and we create so much more going forward.  A striker is needed in Jan but if we can nick some points until then to stay in touch then hopefully our home form can keep us up second half of season.  We have a tough run now until Jan, its hard to see where the next win is coming from in the next 6. 

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 18:08

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 17:51 I’d like to see more of Magassa as well. Thought he looked tidy when he came on and looked to advance the ball. 

 

I thought we improved tenfold when he came on.

Has to be Magassa and Fernandes in the middle from now on, with Paq further forward.

Soucek on the bench as an impact sub.

MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 15:03

Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 13:30 I agree regarding Fernandes. I called from the start that he would be a great signing.

Of course idiots like Lee Trundle have claimed that he is overrated and we paid over the odds for him. Hilarious idiocy

Did you?
You didn't appear to be so sure on August 28th fella

I agree that it is a very high risk strategy. In fact, it is arguably insanity to drop £20 million on a keeper who's team has just been humiliatingly relegated and £40 million on a midfielder from a team that just finished rocked bottom and had the second worse Premier League season in history.

Only at West tHam eh!

 

Ha ha
Mad Foreskin still trying to drop Potts

Magassa will replace Paqueta at Bournemouth & hopefully Kante and/or Fearon will be on the bench

Paq will miss the next game due to his yellow card, so hopefully Magassa will take his place.

Igor’s play in the build up to the third goal was sublime 

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 17:51 I’d like to see more of Magassa as well. Thought he looked tidy when he came on and looked to advance the ball. 
 

stubbo-admin wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 11:38
Things at West Ham rarely run smoothly.  It wouldn't surprise me to see Burnley get the first gut-punch of a goal, and for us to then have to scrap tooth and nail to get something from the game.

 

 

I’d like to see more of Magassa as well. Thought he looked tidy when he came on and looked to advance the ball. 
 

Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 16:28 Brilliant work there, MaryMillingtonsGhost.

A nice WIN for me knowing I live rent free in his head, also.

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Brilliant work there, MaryMillingtonsGhost.

A nice WIN for me knowing I live rent free in his head, also.

COY! - The idiot that just keeps giving.

I'm for Potter, me!!

MaryMillingtonsGhost wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 15:03

Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑09 Nov 2025, 13:30 I agree regarding Fernandes. I called from the start that he would be a great signing.

Of course idiots like Lee Trundle have claimed that he is overrated and we paid over the odds for him. Hilarious idiocy

Did you?
You didn't appear to be so sure on August 28th fella

I agree that it is a very high risk strategy. In fact, it is arguably insanity to drop £20 million on a keeper who's team has just been humiliatingly relegated and £40 million on a midfielder from a team that just finished rocked bottom and had the second worse Premier League season in history.

Only at West tHam eh!