Well put mate. I for one felt the whole team (bar Nolan) put in a shift today and got the result thet deserved. It was good to see them be so positive after the Ipswich game and by keeping the ball down and upping the work rate we totally outplayed Millwall. Noble was top draw, I hope he uses it as a real spring board and pushes his game to a new level.

A nicely written obituary about a great West Ham man. RIP.

Sad news. I found myself shocked by the news as it was announced on the radio. I always admired Speed as a player and he always seemed to be the perfect Professional on and off the pitch. My thoughts go out to his family at this sad time. On a football front, the greatest honour I can give any player is that having seen them play I hoped that one day they would sign for us, Gary Speed was one of those players. So young, a real shame. RIP Gary.

Rob. Green, top man.

Absolute quality, Cole making a real impact. COYI

Good call gav. He played a blinder, again. How many times we have said that.

Back to just like the old days. A shakey performance that ends in a win. We'll batter Bristol.

Wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery Dylan.

From the appalling timing of the Fernandes offer and the twitter comment it would appear that if he took over we would lose one set of self seeking publicity jokers for another. Why does our club attract such destructive elemants? If he had the best interests of WHU at heart he would have made the offer before the appointment of a manager or maybe even a while after but definatly not on the day and as for the twitter comment, a very classy way of going about serious business!
Can't see the Diouf link being any more than a rag top stab at a headline.
The more I think about the appointment of SA the more I see this as a real opportunity for this club to finally throw of it's semi professional shackles and move forwards. Good luck to SA and here's to a more professional approach to winning games and hopefully building a team that will eventually be capable of doing it with West Ham style and flair.

There is no way in this world that SA will allow players to put in half an effort, let alone no effort, every one of them will have to give 100%. Not only that but the new manager needs to be a strong character that can put up with and mix it with the Dave’s and Brady, someone strong enough to tell them to shut up and get on with their side of getting this club back on its feet. Of all the names banded about I believe only SA is a strong enough character. I, like all WH fans want to see us play great football but I want to see us doing it in the top half of the prem. I also believe that SA wants to see this as well and I also believe he can build a side that can play attractive football. SA is a realist and he produces sides that are difficult to beat with limited funds, but who of us knows whether given the right conditions and funds he can’t build a side that is attractive to watch. I think most top flight managers are capable of doing this but the ones that are at (smaller) clubs have to cut their cloth accordingly if they wish to have any type of success and stay in a job. This club needs changing and it needs a new winning belief. I for one am hoping SA can start the rebuild.