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%
  



Alan 1:03 Tue Jul 21
Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
BBC

Manchester City are close to completing the signing of Bournemouth and Netherlands defender Nathan Ake, 25. (Guardian)

Manchester United will make a take-it-or-leave it offer of £80m to Borussia Dortmund for England winger Jadon Sancho, 20. (Star)

Chelsea are in talks with Bayer Leverkusen over a £70m deal to sign Kai Havertz, with all other suitors for the 21-year-old Germany forward thought to be out of the race. (Sky Sports)

But Bayer Leverkusen want a fee worth potentially more than £90m - they expect £63m up front with more than £27m in additional clauses. (Sun)

Rangers boss Steven Gerrard is still Bristol City's number one target to become their new manager, despite reports he had turned them down. (Bristol Post)

Former Newcastle and Brighton boss Chris Hughton, 61, is in talks with Championship side Bristol City over becoming their next manager. (Mail)

Spain midfielder Dani Ceballos, 23, would be happy to return to Arsenal next season after helping the Gunners reach the FA Cup final during his loan spell from Real Madrid. (Sky Sports)

Chelsea will have to pay Slovenia international Jan Oblak's 120m euro (£110m) release clause to force talks with the 27-year-old Atletico Madrid goalkeeper. (Goal)

Arsenal's German midfielder Mesut Ozil, 31, has rejected an approach from Turkish side Fenerbahce. (Bild)

But Ozil could still yet move to Turkey as newly crowned champions Istanbul Basaksehir are ready to make a move. (90min)

Former Southampton and Leicester boss Claude Puel is the early favourite to take over as Watford's next manager after the Hornets sacked Nigel Pearson. (Mirror)

Relegation-threatened Watford face a potential financial problem as their biggest earners would not see their salaries drop if they fell into the Championship. (Mail)

Fulham are considering a £22.5m bid from La Liga club Villarreal for midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa. The 24-year-old Cameroon international has been on loan at Villarreal this season. (Sky Sports)

Arsenal could trigger the £40m release clause in the contract of Sporting Lisbon's 17-year-old Portuguese forward Joelson Fernandes in the next 24 hours. (A Bola)

West Ham have no plans to discuss a new contract with captain Mark Noble, 33, whose current deal expires in the summer of 2021. (Football Insider)

Despite two rejected bids, Tottenham are confident of completing the signing of 23-year-old Beijing Guoan and South Korea defender Kim Min-jae, who has been dubbed 'the South Korean Virgil van Dijk'. (90min)

Southampton have agreed the £10.9m signing of Ghanaian Mohammed Salisu, 21, from Real Valladolid after finalising personal terms with the defender. (Football Insider)

Newcastle have been monitoring Motherwell's Scottish midfielder David Turnbull, 21, who has also been linked with Celtic. (Newcastle Chronicle)

Burnley have targeted Southampton midfielder Harrison Reed, 25, who has impressed on loan at Fulham. (Football Insider)

Brighton boss Graham Potter says he will be more focused on mentality than just experience when it comes to signing new players this summer. (Argus)

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo says lockdown has affected him "a lot" as he has not seen his immediate family for more than two months. (Express & Star)

Manchester United are hopeful of announcing the academy signings of Spanish defenders Marc Jurado, 16, and Alvaro Fernandez, 17, and Norwegian forward Isak Hansen-Aaroen, 15. (Manchester Evening News)








Sport Witness

Leicester and West Ham ‘strongly interested’ in player – Club slap €25m valuation down

Atalanta’s Robin Gosens is drawing attention from clubs in Serie A and the Premier League following a good campaign with the Italian side.



The 26-year-old, whose preferred position is at left-back, has been used a left wing-back this season and has managed nine goals and eight assists in 30 league appearances.

According to TuttoMercatoWeb, Leicester City and West Ham United are chasing the German.

It’s claimed the Foxes and Hammers, along with Chelsea, are the three English clubs who are ‘strongly interested’ in the goalscoring wing-back, and they are pushing for his signing.

Apart from the aforementioned clubs, Juventus and Inter Milan have also thought about signing the player on several occasions.

Gosens still has two more years left on his contract and the report states that Atalanta have slapped a valuation around €25-30m on their man.

Leicester have Ben Chilwell as first choice left-back, with Christian Fuchs as his backup. David Moyes has Aaron Cresswell and Arthur Masuaku as the two left-backs in the squad.

It’s unlikely either Brendan Rodgers’ side or West Ham will try to make an approach for Gosens, unless one of their left-backs are sold this summer.












Replies - Newest Posts First (Show In Chronological Order)

Razzman 5:11 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Every day thnx

Texas Iron 3:54 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Cheers...

CARTERS 3:48 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
The Legend bulldust does not apply to you Alan.
You really are a Legend of WHO.
Long may it continue,
grateful thanks always.

Sniper 3:26 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Read them every day Alan, for as long as I can remember.

You, sir, are a legend

bill green 2:36 Tue Jul 21
Re: Thank God it's not our Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Mex Martillo 2:34 Tue Jul 21

Mex Martillo 2:34 Tue Jul 21
Re: Thank God it's not our Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Coffee 2:14 Tue Jul 21

Coffee 2:14 Tue Jul 21
Re: Thank God it's not our Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks, Alan.

Barty 2:01 Tue Jul 21
Re: Other Teams Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Read it daily

Thanks al

Fivetide 1:47 Tue Jul 21
Re: Other Teams Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Most days it's the online thread I open.

Thanks Alan!

Sven Roeder 1:37 Tue Jul 21
Other Teams Relegation Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks Alan

gph 1:26 Tue Jul 21
Belgian National Day newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks, Alan

Lee Trundle 1:24 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
I ALWAYS read them, Alan. Your efforts are never wasted.

I'm loving the Sport Witness report at the end.

Starts off with "Leicester and West Ham ‘strongly interested’ in player".
And finishes with "It’s unlikely either Brendan Rodgers’ side or West Ham will try to make an approach for Gosens".

Alan 1:21 Tue Jul 21
Re: Tuesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Just checking to see if anyone actually reads these threads
:¬)

blueeyed.handsomeman 1:20 Tue Jul 21
Re: Re aprilfoolsday newspapers (includes West Ham)
THanks Alan mervyn DAY

Thanks Alan 1:07 Tue Jul 21
Re Friday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks Alan

Lee Trundle 1:06 Tue Jul 21
Re: Monday newspapers (includes West Ham)
It's TUESDAY, Alan.

;-)





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