Hammers in the Heart
Pete MayWest Ham musings by the author of Massive, Goodbye to Boleyn, Hammers in the Heart and Irons in the Soul.
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Defensive woes gift Addicks win
West Ham United 1 Charlton Athletic 2
In the Best Meze Cafe we find a full turn-out of Nigel, Matt, Lisa, Big Sam and Michael. Matt is regaling us with stories of the colleague who thought Dannii Minogue was a man and then the ace trivia f...
Hammers blow lead at Burnley: Fullkrug and AWB go while Piroe signs
Burnley 2 West Ham 2
Watched this one at the Royal Oak in Lewes while on a mini-break in Sussex. The Irons’ game has one screen while the rest of the pub is watching some minor match between Arsenal and Man City.
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Engels arrives to improve condition of the East London working classes
West Ham seem to have finally got their man with Arne Engels having a medical after the club agreed a £22m fee with Celtic, rising to £25m with add-ons — a record signing for the Championship. Bids for Lenin and Marx have not as yet been ac...
Taty and Bowen see off Pompey
West Ham United 3 Portsmouth 1 (Carabao Cup, first round)
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The Cockney Boys have got a defender...
West Ham have finally made a second signing of the summer in Joel Veltman on a free from Brighton. At 34 he’s not one for the future, but can certainly do a job for the coming season. I’ve seen him score against West Ham (most players have)...
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Author and journalist, West Ham fan, Wainwright bagger, Essexologist, Whovian, beer drinker, ageing punk and more.
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