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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Basically we're fucked, thanks a bunch you cunts Sullivan and Brady.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Plenty of people wrote us off in 2007 too.
I wouldn't want to be in the trenches with any of you surrender monkeys. Everyone from probably Sunderland in 6th are still not safe from being sucked into a relegation battle.
I am keeping an eye on Sunderland. I strongly suspect they will run out of steam and plummet down the table after their decent start.
I wouldn't want to be in the trenches with any of you surrender monkeys. Everyone from probably Sunderland in 6th are still not safe from being sucked into a relegation battle.
I am keeping an eye on Sunderland. I strongly suspect they will run out of steam and plummet down the table after their decent start.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We’re gone imo Fauxstralian. Sullivan’s ego or psychology and of course collective greed from the owners. Thats the problem with narcissistic people, they are psychologically unable to admit they get anything wrong, think they know best about everything and refuse to listen to advice. 16 years of Sulluvan and back where we started in the championship but unlike at the start we will not be primed for a quick return unless new owners with long term ambition who want to win things erc come in. From what I see that probably mwans selling our soul to the Arab nation “sports washers”
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Things can change but not sure who we are catching
Leeds have picked up dramatically and with their passionate home crowd are on a roll
Dyche is sorting out Forest & they’ve been without Chris Wood
Fulham & Bournemouth have enough about them to be comfortably fine
By the time we play Forest on Jan 6 our fate could be pretty settled being maybe 10+ points adrift
Leeds have picked up dramatically and with their passionate home crowd are on a roll
Dyche is sorting out Forest & they’ve been without Chris Wood
Fulham & Bournemouth have enough about them to be comfortably fine
By the time we play Forest on Jan 6 our fate could be pretty settled being maybe 10+ points adrift
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Aside from 18 months under Moyes in the league aided by no crowds for quite a few months of that and a few European games over the next season culminating in a great night in Prague, the 16 years under GSB and now GB have, lets face it, been pretty poor to mediocre with mismanagement and incompetence, quite a few relegation struggles, mostly survival style football.
Sullivan and Brady deserve everything they get for essentially overselling and downright lying to make us move from UP using terms like “world class team for a world class stadium”. That stadium is now a huge impediment to building revenue and progress and the worst for entertainment and atmosphere in Europes top leagues.
After 16 years we will right back where we started in the Championship, but with our history or legacy sold off in order to try bump up the asset value of a bunch of greedy milliionaires and billionaires. Their period of ownership has been a disaster, calamatious when viewed thru the lens of WHU history. Abject failure with now the very thing they prioritised ( their personal wealth ) in the toilet too. Small consolation but they at least get hit in their wallets which is all they really care about.
Sullivan and Brady deserve vitroil of the loudest kind for the remainder of their tenure until they are sent packing. The inscription on their tombstones “football club killers”
Sullivan and Brady deserve everything they get for essentially overselling and downright lying to make us move from UP using terms like “world class team for a world class stadium”. That stadium is now a huge impediment to building revenue and progress and the worst for entertainment and atmosphere in Europes top leagues.
After 16 years we will right back where we started in the Championship, but with our history or legacy sold off in order to try bump up the asset value of a bunch of greedy milliionaires and billionaires. Their period of ownership has been a disaster, calamatious when viewed thru the lens of WHU history. Abject failure with now the very thing they prioritised ( their personal wealth ) in the toilet too. Small consolation but they at least get hit in their wallets which is all they really care about.
Sullivan and Brady deserve vitroil of the loudest kind for the remainder of their tenure until they are sent packing. The inscription on their tombstones “football club killers”
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 09:35BoleynGone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 07:41 Anyone wanting relagation is mad.
We don't have any kind of structure for it. We will sink for a lomg,long time.
The players that will go 100%
Paqueta
Bowen
Fernandes
AWB
Summerville
Diuof
That leaves us with
Areloa
KWP
Kilman
Todibo
Mavropanos
Wilson
Magassa
Potts
Can see those players agents of Aeola and Todibo seeking a move. Most of the youth would stay but some would leave like Kante,a promoted team would love him.Kilman should go as I can't see any level for him
We would need a manager who knows the Championship very well,somone available. Not sure that he would leave but Liam Rosenoir would be a good shout,he did well at Hull on a tight budget.Mysterious sacking..though at Hull he was seen as a defensive coach. Doing very well in France with Strrasbourg.
At least it will get rid of some of the cunts on here who claim to be West Ham fans, get it back to how it was genuine supporters not trolls from other clubs or people who have followed us for a few years and know nothing of our history.
You’re a fragile little man ‘feet.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 09:35BoleynGone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 07:41 Anyone wanting relagation is mad.
We don't have any kind of structure for it. We will sink for a lomg,long time.
The players that will go 100%
Paqueta
Bowen
Fernandes
AWB
Summerville
Diuof
That leaves us with
Areloa
KWP
Kilman
Todibo
Mavropanos
Wilson
Magassa
Potts
Can see those players agents of Aeola and Todibo seeking a move. Most of the youth would stay but some would leave like Kante,a promoted team would love him.Kilman should go as I can't see any level for him
We would need a manager who knows the Championship very well,somone available. Not sure that he would leave but Liam Rosenoir would be a good shout,he did well at Hull on a tight budget.Mysterious sacking..though at Hull he was seen as a defensive coach. Doing very well in France with Strrasbourg.
At least it will get rid of some of the cunts on here who claim to be West Ham fans, get it back to how it was genuine supporters not trolls from other clubs or people who have followed us for a few years and know nothing of our history.
If that's the case why wait? You could just leave now you dreidel spinning foreskin seeking nonce befriender.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
BoleynGone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2025, 07:41 Anyone wanting relagation is mad.
We don't have any kind of structure for it. We will sink for a lomg,long time.
The players that will go 100%
Paqueta
Bowen
Fernandes
AWB
Summerville
Diuof
That leaves us with
Areloa
KWP
Kilman
Todibo
Mavropanos
Wilson
Magassa
Potts
Can see those players agents of Aeola and Todibo seeking a move. Most of the youth would stay but some would leave like Kante,a promoted team would love him.Kilman should go as I can't see any level for him
We would need a manager who knows the Championship very well,somone available. Not sure that he would leave but Liam Rosenoir would be a good shout,he did well at Hull on a tight budget.Mysterious sacking..though at Hull he was seen as a defensive coach. Doing very well in France with Strrasbourg.
At least it will get rid of some of the cunts on here who claim to be West Ham fans, get it back to how it was genuine supporters not trolls from other clubs or people who have followed us for a few years and know nothing of our history.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
With the massive apart from not winning enough games, I am ok with what Nuno has done. We are playing better than under the other recent managers.
We still have a long way to go before relegation. No need to panic after a narrow loss to the 3rd from top and a painful loss to 2nd and now 1st. Also for me we come back up in 1-2 years no worries. What do we want today from Fulham Forest, a draw I suppose?
We still have a long way to go before relegation. No need to panic after a narrow loss to the 3rd from top and a painful loss to 2nd and now 1st. Also for me we come back up in 1-2 years no worries. What do we want today from Fulham Forest, a draw I suppose?
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Anyone wanting relagation is mad.
We don't have any kind of structure for it. We will sink for a lomg,long time.
The players that will go 100%
Paqueta
Bowen
Fernandes
AWB
Summerville
Diuof
That leaves us with
Areloa
KWP
Kilman
Todibo
Mavropanos
Wilson
Magassa
Potts
Can see those players agents of Aeola and Todibo seeking a move. Most of the youth would stay but some would leave like Kante,a promoted team would love him.Kilman should go as I can't see any level for him
We would need a manager who knows the Championship very well,somone available. Not sure that he would leave but Liam Rosenoir would be a good shout,he did well at Hull on a tight budget.Mysterious sacking..though at Hull he was seen as a defensive coach. Doing very well in France with Strrasbourg.
We don't have any kind of structure for it. We will sink for a lomg,long time.
The players that will go 100%
Paqueta
Bowen
Fernandes
AWB
Summerville
Diuof
That leaves us with
Areloa
KWP
Kilman
Todibo
Mavropanos
Wilson
Magassa
Potts
Can see those players agents of Aeola and Todibo seeking a move. Most of the youth would stay but some would leave like Kante,a promoted team would love him.Kilman should go as I can't see any level for him
We would need a manager who knows the Championship very well,somone available. Not sure that he would leave but Liam Rosenoir would be a good shout,he did well at Hull on a tight budget.Mysterious sacking..though at Hull he was seen as a defensive coach. Doing very well in France with Strrasbourg.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Win 3 of next 4 is bare minimum for sure. That and actually sign players that are actually effective in the January window to give us the boost we need.
I think we’re fucked personally. I hope I’m wrong I really do but we don’t have the right manager for this type of fight, our chairman is a penny pinching cսnt who won’t back him anything like what he needs anyway, the current squad just aren’t up to it and even if they were our home advantage is non existent.
And yet we better had stay up because we are facing the nightmare scenario of being relegated having lost our spiritual home and increasingly our identity. How many you reckon we’ll get over there as a struggling championship outfit? It’ll be like a county cricket match.
and if you think relegation rids us of the dwarf think again. He may want to sell but not as a championship club who don’t own their own ground. He will try to get us promoted back to the PL but as others have pointed out we don’t have the heart and soul as a club for that fight. I don’t know where we go from here.
I think we’re fucked personally. I hope I’m wrong I really do but we don’t have the right manager for this type of fight, our chairman is a penny pinching cսnt who won’t back him anything like what he needs anyway, the current squad just aren’t up to it and even if they were our home advantage is non existent.
And yet we better had stay up because we are facing the nightmare scenario of being relegated having lost our spiritual home and increasingly our identity. How many you reckon we’ll get over there as a struggling championship outfit? It’ll be like a county cricket match.
and if you think relegation rids us of the dwarf think again. He may want to sell but not as a championship club who don’t own their own ground. He will try to get us promoted back to the PL but as others have pointed out we don’t have the heart and soul as a club for that fight. I don’t know where we go from here.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Texas Iron" wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 22:51 Blame Relegation on Sullivan …
How can anyone pick THREE INCOMPETENT MANAGERS in a row…???
An INCOMPETENT CHAIRMAN…
Wiping hundreds of MILLIONS off the club’s Value…following Relegation…
Agree! This isn't Nunos fault. We have been in free fall since the departure of Rice because of incompetence of the board
Nuno isn't a good manager, but no-one could save us from going down with the players available.
SULLIVAN HAS TO BE TARGETED AS THE CULPRIT!
Nuno isn't a good manager, but no-one could save us from going down with the players available.
SULLIVAN HAS TO BE TARGETED AS THE CULPRIT!
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I think we’re gone already under Nuno. I can’t see where the bus driver wins another match, let alone grabs 7 points or more over those above us.
The transfer window looks like it’s going to lead to more destruction of the club long term than any short term bump.
The transfer window looks like it’s going to lead to more destruction of the club long term than any short term bump.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Blame Relegation on Sullivan …
How can anyone pick THREE INCOMPETENT MANAGERS in a row…???
An INCOMPETENT CHAIRMAN…
Wiping hundreds of MILLIONS off the club’s Value…following Relegation…
How can anyone pick THREE INCOMPETENT MANAGERS in a row…???
An INCOMPETENT CHAIRMAN…
Wiping hundreds of MILLIONS off the club’s Value…following Relegation…
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Im getting used to the idea of relegation and the Championship next season. See no way back now even though there are 20 games left. We cant score enough and over rely on one player and cannot keep a clean sheet regardless of the opposition. And with Sullivan and Brady leading our transfer business in Jan it all suggests too little, too late. Sullivans asset will take a big hit in value is small comfort but something.
Next weeks protest should be interesting though.
Next weeks protest should be interesting though.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Looks like we're in deep fucking shit. I blame Nuno for throwing away games and points like Elton John fucking spunks his money. Wasn't expecting much today but bringing Kilman back in is mental and starting with no striker is also fucking ridiculous.
We need three very good signings and a bit of luck now. I'm not confident we'll get the signings judging by the shit we've been linked to and the silly slag negotiating. Oh well championship and knowing Sully's wealth has taken a considerable hit might not be too bad.
We need three very good signings and a bit of luck now. I'm not confident we'll get the signings judging by the shit we've been linked to and the silly slag negotiating. Oh well championship and knowing Sully's wealth has taken a considerable hit might not be too bad.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
It does feel like everything is going against us this season. We could conceivably finish with 45 points and still get relegated. If we had signed Calvert-Lewin he would be permanently in the treatment room.
Relegation doesn’t bother me anymore. I don’t really like modern football with VAR, shit refereeing and players rolling on the floor and diving. The tourists can fuck off. Maybe we are in need of a re-set.
Relegation doesn’t bother me anymore. I don’t really like modern football with VAR, shit refereeing and players rolling on the floor and diving. The tourists can fuck off. Maybe we are in need of a re-set.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
onsideman wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:47Massive Attack" wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:26onsideman wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:01 I honestly can't see how changing the manager would make much difference. Our squad is absolute fucking dogshit.
You're right though, Nuno has lost it. He condemns Kilman to the bench for 3 games then mysteriously brings him back, his weird inverted full back experiment which failed once so spectacularly that he thought it made sense to try it again, his continual use of Rodriguez etc etc
I do get that, it's just how poorly he has done overall in the points we've picked up and how badly we play looking so incoherent. Also the fact he continues to make decisions with repeated self-inflicting gunshots to both feet needlessly. Examples being underplaying a decent Prem Striker Wilson, banishes Ward-Prowse from the Squad the second he walks in, plays full backs on the wrong side of defence, Paqueta up top, switching between an unsettled back 3/4, awful Subs.
So it goes beyond just having a dogshit squad which is undeniable and we do cut him some slack with it. If this really is how he wants to go about it then an early change may well be a better option than this. Proof of how it could work? Take Forest the Team he left early doors and Dyche turning them around instantly, relying on the same set of players and sticking to good ideas and motivating them to perform above usual levels.I get that, too... and some decisions are plain baffling. I just cant imagine who is out there that could do better with this detritus. That bench today was dreadful
It was but again, partly of his own making. Ward-Prowse should at least be an option on there, so should Earthy and Marshall but instead he floods it mainly with Defensive players which says everything. No doubt his hands are tied but fuck me, this prat is actively trying to saw his own arms off with a circular saw at the same time.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:26onsideman wrote: ↑20 Dec 2025, 21:01 I honestly can't see how changing the manager would make much difference. Our squad is absolute fucking dogshit.
You're right though, Nuno has lost it. He condemns Kilman to the bench for 3 games then mysteriously brings him back, his weird inverted full back experiment which failed once so spectacularly that he thought it made sense to try it again, his continual use of Rodriguez etc etc
I do get that, it's just how poorly he has done overall in the points we've picked up and how badly we play looking so incoherent. Also the fact he continues to make decisions with repeated self-inflicting gunshots to both feet needlessly. Examples being underplaying a decent Prem Striker Wilson, banishes Ward-Prowse from the Squad the second he walks in, plays full backs on the wrong side of defence, Paqueta up top, switching between an unsettled back 3/4, awful Subs.
So it goes beyond just having a dogshit squad which is undeniable and we do cut him some slack with it. If this really is how he wants to go about it then an early change may well be a better option than this. Proof of how it could work? Take Forest the Team he left early doors and Dyche turning them around instantly, relying on the same set of players and sticking to good ideas and motivating them to perform above usual levels.
I get that, too... and some decisions are plain baffling. I just cant imagine who is out there that could do better with this detritus. That bench today was dreadful
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We have to win the next 4. It's as simple as that even 3 wins and a draw won't be good enough.
Nuno will bottle it, we'll win 2 max, most likely win 1, draw 1 and lose 2.
Leeds win today has almost certainly relegated us.
Nuno will bottle it, we'll win 2 max, most likely win 1, draw 1 and lose 2.
Leeds win today has almost certainly relegated us.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Who does Sullivan bring in? Manager number 5 ? Whos out of work that will come and be able to get this squad getting far better results?
Any ideas anyone? Nuno’s choice of Kilman today, not giving Earthy a place on the bench were depressing. Ok he has few options. Mavro scored an own goal ny alliwing Wstkins to get across him against Vills but was it that bad to put Kilman back a bloke that has been making gaffs most games and is as sliw as they come
A very very depressing xmas for all West Gam fans
Any ideas anyone? Nuno’s choice of Kilman today, not giving Earthy a place on the bench were depressing. Ok he has few options. Mavro scored an own goal ny alliwing Wstkins to get across him against Vills but was it that bad to put Kilman back a bloke that has been making gaffs most games and is as sliw as they come
A very very depressing xmas for all West Gam fans
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Five awful transfer windows in succession in the two and half years since Rice was sold have led to this slow death of the club's Premier League status.
I remember stating on here in Summer 2024 that that particular transfer window was dreadful and that the squad was awful and I was ridiculed by the usual suspects on here for being a doom-monger whilst they were proverbially sucking off 'guru' Tim Steidten.
Well, who's laughing now?
The serious money spunked on Fulkrug, Summerville, Kilman, Mavrapanos, Todibo, JWP, Alcaraz, Hermansen amongst others is simply unforgivable.
Bad boards get relegated. It's coming home to roost this season for the bad boards of West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
I remember stating on here in Summer 2024 that that particular transfer window was dreadful and that the squad was awful and I was ridiculed by the usual suspects on here for being a doom-monger whilst they were proverbially sucking off 'guru' Tim Steidten.
Well, who's laughing now?
The serious money spunked on Fulkrug, Summerville, Kilman, Mavrapanos, Todibo, JWP, Alcaraz, Hermansen amongst others is simply unforgivable.
Bad boards get relegated. It's coming home to roost this season for the bad boards of West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We are in serious shit and lack the urgency that both Forest and Leeds have managed to grasp. Nuno has created a significant 5 point gap (6 if Forest get any result tomorrow) that could very well widen keeping him.