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Odds slashed from 5/1 to 7/2.

Watch this space.

I think we're fucked.
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Bummer.  Normally I like seeing the bin dippers lose, but we could have done with them beating Bournemouth. 
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El Scorchio" wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 18:34
Maverick180180 wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:10 Watching a documentary on Fabian Hurzeler and seeing all the facilities that Brighton have available to them 
this cսnt Sullivan should be ashamed
I truly hope he knows myself and many other hammers are gonna party like it’s 1999 when he deservedly croaks it 
Where was it on? I wouldn’t mind watching that to see what a really well run club maximising everything available to them actually looks like.
Think it was TNT
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Maverick180180 wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:10 Watching a documentary on Fabian Hurzeler and seeing all the facilities that Brighton have available to them 
this cսnt Sullivan should be ashamed
I truly hope he knows myself and many other hammers are gonna party like it’s 1999 when he deservedly croaks it 
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Maverick180180 wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:10 Watching a documentary on Fabian Hurzeler and seeing all the facilities that Brighton have available to them 
this cսnt Sullivan should be ashamed
I truly hope he knows myself and many other hammers are gonna party like it’s 1999 when he deservedly croaks it 
Where was it on? I wouldn’t mind watching that to see what a really well run club maximising everything available to them actually looks like.
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Go on Virgil 
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Never trust a Scouser

With Xabi Alonso & Klopp available I reckon the bald cսnt Slot will get the bullet in the summer 
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Far Cough UKunt" wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:16 Two of the bottom three have taken four points from those N17 cunts.
their cocky fans thought us and burnley were a nailed on 6. Their forum was great reading last week, you can smell the entitlement
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Two of the bottom three have taken four points from those N17 cunts.
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Hammer I am" wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:06
Hello Mrs. Jones" wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:01 For once i was happy to see Spurs equalizing.
would rather they hadn't, the more in the mire the merrier
"the more in the mire the merrier"

everyone say it 3 times fast
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Watching a documentary on Fabian Hurzeler and seeing all the facilities that Brighton have available to them 
this cսnt Sullivan should be ashamed
I truly hope he knows myself and many other hammers are gonna party like it’s 1999 when he deservedly croaks it 
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Hello Mrs. Jones" wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 17:01 For once i was happy to see Spurs equalizing.
would rather they hadn't, the more in the mire the merrier
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3 wins to catch Tottenham , Palace & Bournemouth 
Need Liverpool to win at Bournemouth tonight
 
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For once i was happy to see Spurs equalizing.
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This will be it for Frank, surely. They really could get dragged right into it. 
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Spurzzz getting dragged in to it now currently losing their relegation competitor 6 pointer. 
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Spurs lose today…they’re in it as well???
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Forest have a run of easier matches coming up.
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Burnley is a massive banana skin. tight game against Spurs right now and if they win today they'll believe they can turn us over and be right up for it. 

No room for error whatsoever. 
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If Forest and Leeds lose tomorrow we are right back in it. If we gain another 3-4 on palace they are going to be bang in trouble. 
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Agreed, the Forest result was a killer, we have a glimmer of hope but the table still looks bleak.
 
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muskie wrote: 24 Jan 2026, 13:00 It's the hope that kills you.
It is, and we have some. Long way to go yet but just cant help thinking that loss to Forest will end up being telling 
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It's the hope that kills you.
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Westham67 wrote: 23 Jan 2026, 09:29 We have scored one more goal than Sunderlad; they have a GD of zero. Two of their players are just back from the AFCON finals. The biggest singing this window is 3.5 M from the Red Sea pedestrians' biggest club, We have TATTY Pablo (Who looks a tad lost) and the Venezuelan wonder WiNGer
They also have conceded 20 less goals than us, lost 8 games less, won 4 more and have 16 points more, I think it's pretty much proven that spunking loads of money on players is absolutely no guarantee of quality or success. JWP, Kilman etc. A smart buy is better than an expensive one, and they have made a few of those in the last six months. It should be total embarrassment for everyone at our club that we got spanked 3-0 on opening day and are that far behind a club who just a few years ago were a joke and a national pity party off the back of their Netflix series. 

All that said, their form isn't great at this moment, and this isn't a bad time to play them. We've no right to expect a win especially with such an inadequate squad but there is hope and it's eminently possible if we show up strong and approach the game in the correct way. We have to use that win last weekend as a launch pad.
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We have scored one more goal than Sunderlad; they have a GD of zero. Two of their players are just back from the AFCON finals. The biggest singing this window is 3.5 M from the Red Sea pedestrians' biggest club, We have TATTY Pablo (Who looks a tad lost) and the Venezuelan wonder WiNGer
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Sir Alf" wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 16:15 Agree that our home is our biggest issue. Points total is better away!  

But relegation is still more likely than not. We are a failing business and thats almost always down to a leadership problem. 100s of business books and seminars point to business / corporate leadership as the key to success or failure and cite many examples of . Fairly obvious when you think about it. We’ve all worked for companies that have gone south or been part if a company that grows, becomes successful or both ( I kniw I have).  Always came down to a great leader, owner, CEO. The successful ones were assured, often humble, listened but had a clear vision of what they wanted and inplemented a culture and values to support their vision / plan.

We have a weak man mentally, who’s everyday is dpent trying to validate himself or get validation for his actions or non action. He has no plan, vision, he cannot listen to others and believes he knows best. Things go wrong, his full energy is focused on deflection of blame. His greatest achievement is his implementation of a blame culture that has deflected from his lack of leadership and incompetence for 16 years at West Ham and 10 years at Brum. 
He spent 16 years at Brum. Hopefully this threshold will trigger another swift exit...
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