WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



cup of tea 11:48 Fri Jan 6
Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
(nt)

Replies - Newest Posts First (Show In Chronological Order)

joe royal 1:59 Sun Jan 8
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Nice words from The Sun.

https://apple.news/AWcISTnELTUi_E2jw1IjTAQ

nychammer 3:57 Sun Jan 8
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
RIP Gianluca - nice guy, great footballer and manager

Frank McGarvey just went the same way on Jan 1 - poncreatic cancer at 66. Bastard disease and goes completely under the radar cancer wise despite being comparatively common.

jimmy iron 1:44 Sun Jan 8
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Saw that YouTube vid Manuel, I’d forgotten how good he was. And for the first half of it I couldn’t tell if he was left or right footed he’s so good with both. Only when the free kicks came, you see he uses his right.
So well liked and down to earth yet if I remember rightly he come from a seriously wealthy family..

Matthew Holmes 12:06 Sun Jan 8
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
RIP Gianluca
What a player and seemed a decent bloke too.

Gutted

Crassus 5:56 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Signore was one of my favourites
Played with Gazza at Lazio, a sort of Latin Beardsley

Side of Ham 5:51 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Marty, I remember Lazio, Parma & Fiorentina having great sides too....Crespo, Brolin, Rui Costa, Batisuta to name a few and then Juve had Zidane!

The Italian League was class for a loooooong time and it was great viewing.

Sarge 1:24 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Of all the 'stars' that have played and managed here in the last 30 years his star shine brighter than almost any other.

Always a pleasure to watch - yes, even for chelsea - and came across as a very genuine sincere man with no airs or graces, oozing class in everything he did.

Sad and far too early.

Manuel 1:24 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
A 7 min vid of his best goals if interested, some absolute worldies in there.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl6IAK-OX1U

marty feldman 8:00 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
The sampdoria team of 90/91 was easily one of the best sides I've ever seen. Serie A was the best league in the world then by miles . Had gullit van basten rijkjaard maldini baresi at ac Milan . Inter had mattueus klinnsman brehme .Napoli had maradona juve had baggio and schilacci .but sampdoria pissed all over them that season. Rip Gianluca.

Westham67 6:29 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
That is sad RIP

arsegrapes 1:51 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
I noticed Souness in bits, seems no one has a bad word to say. Came across as a top bloke and amazing footballer.

RIP

Hammer Oz 1:15 Sat Jan 7
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
I worked as security in the tunnel at Upton Park in the late 90's, remember when we played Chelsea and saw PDC and a cigarette smoking Vialli stark bollock naked having a casual chat outside the dressing rooms

mashed in maryland 5:39 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Actually gutted tbh. One of my favourite players of all time. Absolutely despise Chelsea but him and Zola were incredible to watch. Shame he never came our way (except to score). Seemed a top bloke as well.

RIP

Serious Drinking 5:05 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Always enjoyed watching him play. Fantastic player & seemed like a great bloke as well. RIP

Tomshardware 5:03 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Very sad, didn't know of his illness, great player and a good bloke by all accounts. R.I.P

pdcwhu 4:33 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
R.I.P.

Russ of the BML 4:31 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition

swindon hammer 2:37 Fri Jan 6

You've named some top players there. I remember that Sampdoria side. Top drawer.

Sir Alf 2:43 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Very sad when someone goes earlier than they should and he certainly was a bloke who was full of life and from what we hear a pleasure to know. One of the earlier foreign players who added excitement to the game.

RIP

And finally keep doing those annual PSA tests lads. Anyone over 50 should be once every year or two and just ask for one if ur under 50.

defjam 2:38 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
Top bloke and top footballer, probably my favourite non WHU.
I remember watching him when Italian football kicked off, he once scored a goal with a header that was literally on the ground!

My best mate had Pancreatic cancer, we raised over £50k to send him to Germany for a Whipple operation, then Covid hit so that was delayed for months but he went over, had the operation and didn't even need intensive care it was that successful but they found a lesion on his Kidney and that got him about a year ago.

swindon hammer 2:37 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
I started following Italian football and Inter Milan in particular in 1990 but that Sampdoria team of the late 80s and early 90s with Vialli & Mancini up front and the likes of Pagliuca, Vierchowod, Lombardo & Mikhailchenko was fantastic.

Winning Serie A, European cup winners cup, 2 Italian cups & reaching a European cup final within a 4 year period for a club the size of Sampdoria was no mean feat and Vialli played a big part in that.

One of a few players to win all 3 European competition’s.

Babelman 2:08 Fri Jan 6
Re: Gianluca Vialli - Farm Acquisition
RIP,. Not West Ham, but liked him, way to soon.

Page 1 - Next




Copyright 2006 WHO.NET | Powered by: