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
38%
  
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%
  



Fauxstralian 8:54 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
There is no obligation on Fabianski to do anything
Under the law the obligation is on the attacker to be ONSIDE & if he isnt his obligation is not be blocking the keepers eyeline

fraser 8:40 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Ron

Let's hope we're both gutted Thursday eh :-)

Ron Eff 8:38 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I think I’ve clarified that Fras.

fraser 8:34 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Ron but you said this below but when the cross came in he was entitled to be there as not offside.


What’s to say his being there didn’t stop Fabianski coming to punch or claim the cross?

Nutsin 8:27 Sun Apr 7
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Wtf happened to this site. It’s embarassing.

Hardly any celebrating when we score or win all we get is a shitload of how shit we are.

Then you have the Mods editing posts if you stand up for West Ham and or the manager.

Can’t wait to see the misery on here when we win the tie against Leverkussen.

Ron Eff 8:17 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
No, the point I’m making is that his sole focus is to obstruct the goalkeeper, albeit legally to begin with, but if you then don’t move onside and you’re continuing to obstruct the keeper when the ball is headed in, you are have then clearly interfered with the keeper because he is occupied by the attacker. It’s offside, there actually isn’t any argument against it.

fraser 7:48 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Ron - I agree it was offside, but stopping him clearing the cross it wasn't because it wasn't offside then.

paul6565 7:35 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Obviously I am delighted we got the 3 points, but I keep wondering how. We were shocking again. I have a very bad feeling that we may get a right thumping Thursday evening.

Ron Eff 7:28 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I don’t really get the view that the offside goal should have stood because Fabianski wouldn’t have saved it anyway. That’s not the rule. It’s the equivalent of saying “it’s not a penalty because he was running the ball out of play” which I’ve heard before. Also not the rule. It’s so simple, did he obstruct the goalkeeper in an offside position. Given he was stood directly in front of him, of course he did. What’s to say his being there didn’t stop Fabianski coming to punch or claim the cross?

The media fall out is nonsense. Gary O’Neil is the spikiest prick in the league. He’s always got something to whinge about. Shame, I didn’t mind him as a player here, but proper chip on his shoulder as a manager. How he can say it’s the worst decision he’s ever seen makes me laugh. Idiot.

It’ll go against us soon too because we play the same tactics. Antonio stands in front of the keeper on every corner. There was one v Newcastle that he tried to backheel in but had that original header been in the corner, it would have been disallowed for offside for Antonio interfering with play, and there would have been no complaints.

Hammer and Pickle 6:46 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
ludo21 2:31 Sun Apr 7

Good to know. Still think risking him was foolish especially when he was asked to start out of position.

cholo 6:07 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
The thicko ian Wright saying Fabianski should've "just moved". As soon as he has to move for a player that's in an offside position, that player is immediately STILL interfering with play.

Is this really beyond the thought process of a "top" bbc pundit?

Massive Attack 5:12 Sun Apr 7
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"Firstly the female commentator was shit"


Was she fuck. I actually thought she was across all the detail, in particular daring to call out Moyes and the issues so many have of him with regards to tactics etc. She made valid point after valid point and did it without being a typically irritating know nothing Female commentator.

Massive Attack 5:07 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Decent summary here of what I thought happened yesterday...

https://www.hammers.news/news/lucas-paqueta-sulked-david-moyes-into-submission-and-it-saved-west-ham-in-wolves-win/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=dlvr.it

fraser 4:38 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Knives should still be out, he gave them a half head start

cambsiron 4:36 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
It is clear that Fab wouldn't have saved the header anyway if the player wasn't there. It is also clear that the player is directly in his eyeline so definitely offside according to the rules.

Side of Ham 4:36 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
As far as I am concerned their header should have stood BUT I also think their penalty was soft so shouldn’t have been, Emerson’s goal was a goal the defender knew he was done so made the most of some accidental contact. Ours was a clear handball penalty and Ward Prowse got a fluke…..so it was 3-1 to us if you played an honest game….

Manuel 4:21 Sun Apr 7
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fraser- That may be so, but Fabianski wasn't anywhere near it, meaning the Wolves player wasn't interfering with diddly squat...Still, will take it, the knives would have been out big time had that ended 2-2.

fraser 4:16 Sun Apr 7
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The law is if someone is standing directly in front of the keeper in an offside position he's deemed to be interfering with play.

Mike Dean said it was 100% the correct decision, now whether you agree with it or not doesn't matter.

happygilmore 4:09 Sun Apr 7
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New Jersey 3:51 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I just can't see why those pricks on MOTD thought it was a poor decision! He was standing in an offside position

It a header directly from a corner. No one is offside unless a second player makes contact.
Interfering with play? Dubious..wouldn't have liked it against us.

That said it was probably at least one all on wrong calls

ludo21 3:59 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Only just seen the highlights... IMO the disallowed Emerson goal is the bigger travesty. Don't think that was VAR but another example of a player throwing himself to the floor at the slightest touch as he knows that VAR will probably give it.

Wolves player was literally standing a foot in front of Fabianski in an offside position.

Manuel 3:58 Sun Apr 7
Re: ⚽ Wolves v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Not sure what the letter of the law states, if anything, but IMO the Wolves player was NOT interfering with play, simply because Fabianski was nowhere near the ball when the cross come in and nowhere near the ball after the header, the Wolves player standing where he was made fuck all difference to anyone or anything, Fabianski was miles away, the Wolves player wasn't ''interfering'' with anything. Fabianski didn't appeal at all and apparently said afterwards that the goal should have stood. We got away with one so stop fucking whining about it and be grateful.

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