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%
  



dicksie3 1:43 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Great defensive performance but it's typical of our shit cunt luck that we conceded so late on with that sort of goal.

I think that we deserved all three points considering how well that we defended.

I fucking hate Leicester City and their newbie post-96 happy-clappy cunt fans who were nowhere to be seen when they were a pile of shit in the Championship.

Still, the helicopter crash puts everything into perspective. An awful, awful tragedy.

Spandex Sidney 12:47 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
As disappointing as it was to concede like that at the end I still can't feel too disappointed. I think we done really well, we have our best out, away from home to a more than decent team and we still scored and nearly hung onto it.

MP clearly has sorted the defensive issues and honestly if we end the season where we are now I wouldn't be unhappy given everything that's happened.

Like to see Anderson with a season behind him and Pellegrini for that.

And yes, it was a red card all day long.

Sven Roeder 12:38 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Part of the reason I want to see VAR so that someone else hopefully looks at It coolly and we get some consistency
I’m probably paranoid but I always feel we get little or no benefit of the doubt that others do.
See Kompany’s studs through Lennon in the Man City v Burnley game after about 5 mins

Takashi Miike 12:21 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
dangerous challenge, he had to go

Vexed 11:24 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
It's a clear red, not sure how anyone can see it otherwise.

The thing I'm wondering about is why they're keeping the details of the helicopter crash so quiet. Surely it's easy to find out if you've got a flame grilled chairman or not?

Krap not Pu 11:11 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Noble did what Noble does....collects an out ball ....distinctively (purely as has such a lack of pace) always turns back towards our goal . So easy to defend against !... a great love of the club, great passion and fighting qualities has not seen me ever represent the club on the pitch...just a general lack of talent put paid to that.......hmmm .

fraser 10:57 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
That's it I give up, must still be drunk from last night

fraser 10:57 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Hopefully any in the car park would have seen it and got out of the way. It didn't explode straight away.

Kaiser Zoso 10:55 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
The Fulham one was worse, but was a yellow.

gph 10:45 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
It was a marginal red in that across the season we're going to see much worse punished with a yellow or a ticking-off.

But I'd have no complaint about it if such fouls were always reds.

stewie griffin 10:44 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I don't think you can blame the ref for the red, but I do blame the idiots who make the rules. Its all fairly innocuous , player overruns the ball, slides in to win it back and connects with the player instead. They've taken away the refs ability to referee the player- there wasn't even a big reaction from the Leicester players, but you can be absolutely sure the ref would have been hauled up if he'd not given it because of the stupid definitions they've put in in recent years.

Prime example on about 80 minutes. Zab already booked, goes in for a block tackle, Gray nicks the ball first and Zab crunches his ankle. But because he wasn't 'out of control' or some other such nonsense nothing happens. In reality, it was every bit as bad (or not bad) as nobles tackle.

As it happens, I think Oliver is one of the better ones.

Hammer and Pickle 10:03 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
The people who slag Noble off on this site suffer from a psychological condition that also shows up in their world view and politics. It's got to be something to do with their frustration and low self-esteem, and what they are reacting to is his leadership, passion and genuine love for the club, all qualities they have clearly been conditioned to block out in themselves.

Hermit Road 9:55 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Noble is shit, Slow and shit. It’ll be a pleasure watching a West Ham side not lowed down by his ponderous, backwards passing for the next few games.

While he’s watching the next few games from the stands he can do what he’s best at and have a pop at some fans who don’t like the board.

Kaiser Zoso 9:28 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Our 5 fouls earned a yellow and straight red. Their 17 fouls a single yellow

Just in terms of persistent infringement, that looks very favourable to Leicester

Darby_ 9:14 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I think that players like Noble and Snods would have had a big role in turning the season around. When the season started we looked clueless and half-hearted. Now most of the players look like they’re playing for each other. Players like Noble would have had a big effect in instilling that passion and team spirit.

He should try to cut out his diving in but you’ve got to admit that it comes from his wholehearted, passionate style, so it’s a bit of swings and roundabouts.

I don’t know if he’s really first team material when everyone’s fit any more, but he’s still one of the most important and influential players at the club.

Texas Iron 9:13 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Mex...
Agreed...certainly not intentional imo...
Yellow card...yes...marginal red...

But Ref was against us all game
..easy on them...

He has a history of bad decisions against us..

Sven Roeder 9:08 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I think the law includes something like reckless or endangering another player.
You can’t go off your feet and launch yourself studs up. My recollection is he went past the ball & tackled Ndidi half way up his shin
Worst of all Ndidi got up and was on the pitch to score

Recall that during the Arsenal game when Ndidi blasted one over that the commentator saying he was on a run of 60 odd shots without a goal which I think was the current longest run of Prem players
And he hasn’t scored for 18 months
THAT is the West Ham way

Mex Martillo 8:47 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
I thought Noble’s card was harsh, he was going for the ball and could not predict that a foot woud be put down in front of the ball at the very moment he would kick it.

Sven Roeder 7:01 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Don’t think there has been anyone disputing Noble’s red.
It’s stupid, late , dangerous and out of control and in the modern game it’s a red. So be it.
That’s fine if (IF) that is applied across the board.
Do I have confidence that if someone does that to one of our players that it will also be a red?
Like the Lanzini ban for ‘diving’ referees seem very good at enforcing rules AGAINST us.

VirginiaHam 3:36 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Condemnation of Noble's tackle seems universal.

I was thinking how applying today's experience might be beneficial, and I remembered a game at Chelsea 3 years ago.

Costa was already on a yellow (for yapping), it was 1-1, and he went in on Adrian; late, shin high, studs up and Taylor gave nothing more than a foul.

Costa stayed on the pitch and scored the winner, yet Noble's foul was a straight red.

Karma, eh?

Kidders 1:38 Sun Oct 28
Re: Leicester v West Ham - Official Match Thread
Fabianski - MOM
Zabaleta - Give him a contract
Masuaku - NOT a left back
Balbuena - Money well spent
Diop - Wonder where he’ll be next year
Noble - Unlucky
Rice - Wonder where he’ll be next year
Snodgrass - Warrior
Anderson - I wonder what else we could’ve done with 40 mill !
Diangana - Still can’t spell his name properly
Hernandez - Bye

Antonio - See Hernandez
Cresswell - Should be left back
Ogbonna - Not Alan Shearer

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