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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
More confident of survival now.
Dyche isn't easy on the eye, but he knows how to keep teams up. He worked miracles keeping Everton up previously.
Dyche isn't easy on the eye, but he knows how to keep teams up. He worked miracles keeping Everton up previously.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We’ve got to get the most points ( obvs) but are in a much better place seemingly in team spirit and performances. If we can just keep tge ball out of our own net.
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you know a club is fucked when an owner invites a selection of players to a post match meeting to dig out the manager. that greek twat's ego is on another level 
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
dealcanvey wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 06:22Mex Martillo" wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 05:05 I think Spurs and Forest sacking their managers will help us. This instability will not help them.Our revival is scaring the shit out of those above us.
Absolutely
Panic moves. We are coming.
This is great news for us. There is a 50% chance that Spurs and Forest will get the managerial appointment wrong, so hopefully one of them will slip into the abyss.
This is great news for us. There is a 50% chance that Spurs and Forest will get the managerial appointment wrong, so hopefully one of them will slip into the abyss.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Manuel wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 07:51 Nottingham Forest have opened talks with former Wolves boss Vitor Pereira after Sean Dyche was sacked following just 114 days in charge.
Huge roll of the dyche
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 03:24 38 game seasons evens itself out. We would have to look closer to home for blame both in the Board and in the dressing room before pinning it on questionable injury time. Not saying it looked right, just making the point we have put ourselves in this mess all of our own doing in the League.
Of course that's right. Irrefutable really... so I'm looking forward to the Brighton equaliser, our disallowed second against Forest, the Forest penalty, the Arsenal penalty and an opportunity to play until we score all to be redressed in the final 12 games
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
happygilmore wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 20:16 The tight fuckers should have splashed the cash on Strand Larsen. Proven EPL goalscorer and age profile.
I didn't hear you say this before he scored his 2 goals last night?
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Manuel wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 07:51 Nottingham Forest have opened talks with former Wolves boss Vitor Pereira after Sean Dyche was sacked following just 114 days in charge.
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If Spurs were smart they would employ Dyche until the end of the season. He might not take it if he has strong feelings about Forest having started out with them and just managed them. Money could well talk though. They should at least contact him as that would be the sensible thing to do. Hopefully they install Heitinga and arrogantly turn their nose up at Dyche..
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I reckon Maranakis tried to go to sleep last night. Had visions of big Soucek standing over him. Traore under his bed. Left him no choice.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Nottingham Forest have opened talks with former Wolves boss Vitor Pereira after Sean Dyche was sacked following just 114 days in charge.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Looking at our remains games, I think we might need at least one big result against a “major” side, even taking account of our better form.
We’ve got potentially winnable/points games against Bournemouth, Fulham, Wolves, Palace, Everton, Brentford and Leeds etc. There are points in there, of course.
But we won’t win them all and I still think we’ll need a big result against one of Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City or Villa.
We’re a much-improved side compared with Potterball. But it’s still going to be nerve-wracking stuff.
We’ve got potentially winnable/points games against Bournemouth, Fulham, Wolves, Palace, Everton, Brentford and Leeds etc. There are points in there, of course.
But we won’t win them all and I still think we’ll need a big result against one of Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City or Villa.
We’re a much-improved side compared with Potterball. But it’s still going to be nerve-wracking stuff.
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I'd love to have listened to Clough talking about the obese greek cսnt, he had very little time for shit chairmen/owners
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Forest weren’t losing many games, just lots of draws.
Looks like a real panic move to me.
Looks like a real panic move to me.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Forest sacking Dyche is good news. Their form wasn't that bad. It creates chaos there and who is going to want to work for that nutcase.
We've gained on Spurs, Brighton, Palace midweek. All focus on Bournemouth now, that is the latest 12 pointer for us. Their second in the form table so another Man Utd performance needed.
We've gained on Spurs, Brighton, Palace midweek. All focus on Bournemouth now, that is the latest 12 pointer for us. Their second in the form table so another Man Utd performance needed.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Mex Martillo" wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 05:05 I think Spurs and Forest sacking their managers will help us. This instability will not help them.
True, there's no guarantee that getting new managers in now will give them a boost. Forest are looking for their 4th manager this season, must be some sort of record?
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Understand Forest won 6 & drew 4 out of 18 under Dyche
They had 35 shots last night & couldn’t score. Is that the managers fault?
Nuno Ange Dyche … 4th manager of the season incoming
Blind panic from the Fat Greek
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They had 35 shots last night & couldn’t score. Is that the managers fault?
Nuno Ange Dyche … 4th manager of the season incoming
Blind panic from the Fat Greek
*********************** (allegation about his outside ‘business interests’ redacted
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Mex Martillo" wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 05:05 I think Spurs and Forest sacking their managers will help us. This instability will not help them.
Our revival is scaring the shit out of those above us.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I think Spurs and Forest sacking their managers will help us. This instability will not help them.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026, 04:39 Back to Spurzzz, please go for Heitinga till the end of the season 5/2 with the Bookies as one of the favourites..
Wishful thinking but they won't go down. Looks like a caretaker with Pochettino back after Trump's world cup.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Back to Spurzzz, please go for Heitinga till the end of the season 5/2 with the Bookies as one of the favourites..
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Just watched their highlights. Very little wrong with how they performed bar a few snatched opportunities by players who are clearly understandably feeling the pressure. The en masse booing from the Forest fans at the end of a 0-0 draw even against Wolves is ridiculous with well over 30 attempts at goal, 8 on target with 8 corners. I see little to justify that Marinakis levels of delusion thinking they should be doing so much better than the shit he walked in to from Postenoclues shocking short-lived stint. Dyche would have likely kept them up as he did well for them in a short space of time.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... 8p80g568do
All I can say is thanks for the timely gift Marinakis you thick fat twat.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... 8p80g568do
All I can say is thanks for the timely gift Marinakis you thick fat twat.
