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West Ham have contacted German giants Bayer Leverkusen to enquire about the availability of centre-half Philipp Wollscheid.

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For 15 minutes, Crystal Palace were pretty good. They pushed West Ham back, created some good chances and the atmosphere was just as buoyant and defiant as it was during that gleeful ride to survival last season. Tony Pulis, who needs Tony Pulis? Not Palace. It was his loss, not theirs, and he did not deserve them anyway. You could sense supporters getting giddy. Palace were too good for Pulis. They were going to beat the odds again. Stick together…

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For some strange reason, Sam Allardyce, Fat Sam or whatever name you want to call him is still the manager of our beloved West Ham. Last season, if we never had the good run of results in February, we would have been relegated and that would have been the end of him. But we survived… Read more »

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Mauro Zarate scored on his debut as the Hammers took the derby spoils at Crystal Palace

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Summer signing Mauro Zarate volleyed a debut goal in West Ham’s 3-1 Premier League victory at Crystal Palace to ease the pressure on manager Sam Allardyce.

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Crystal Palaces supporters arrived determined to roar their side on and give a bad week a happy ending. The Palace ultras, that vociferous little group of fans behind one of the goals at Selhurst Park, banged their drums and led the chants and briefly it seemed that everything was going to be all right; it did not matter that Palace have been unwittingly caught up in the Malky Mackay scandal, that their …

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Caretaker boss Keith Millen was unable to rouse enough resistance from his side at Selhurst Park, with Stewart Downing and Carlton Cole scoring for the visitors

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Read the original post: FT:C Palace 1-3 West Ham: West Ham claim their first points of the season with a convincing win at Selhurst Park

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Read the rest here: HT:C Palace 0-2 West Ham: West Ham have the lead at the break thanks to two wondergoals and Palace have it all to do.

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The performance against Spurs last weekend was encouraging. Given the questions surrounding Allardyce’s starting line-up, it turned out to be a decent outing. And I don’t think Allardyce will stray too far from that line-up this afternoon against Palace at Selhurst Park. I think Cheikhou Kouyate will deputise for the suspended James Collins alongside Winston… Read more »

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West Ham face another team from London but this time it’s from the South-West of London. Crystal Palace are the opponents. Both teams started off the season with a loss to other London opposition and both teams lost to a last-gasp goal. Injury news: West Ham. – Enner Valencia (Not 100% fit) – Diafra Sakho (Not 100% fit) – Ravel Morrison (Hernia) – Andy Carroll (Ankle) – James Tomkins (Ankle) – Carl Jenkinson (Hamstring) Suspensions: – James Collins (…

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Stewart Downing says the Hammers will have to be on their guard against their managerless opponents

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Sam Allardyce has told West Ham supporters that the club would be punching above their weight if they finish any higher than 10th in the Barclays Premier League

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We are only on our second game of the season and already it seems like a must win game for many reasons. Some people have commented on the fact that we were unlucky against Spurs. Wellm I’m not too sure about that, West Ham had many goal scoring chances and failed to convert any of… Read more »

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Clueless Sam The beginning of the new season comes with fresh doubt over Sam Allardyce’s managerial capability, especially on the subject of the promised “Exciting attacking style of play”. It’s fair to say that the current transfer window filled me with fresh hope that maybe we were about to see a turning point in the boring, slow football that has plagued The Boleyn Ground since Big Sam’s appointment three years ago. Exciting signings such as Mauro Zarate and…

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The former Bayern Munich and Hamburg striker has revealed that he was courted by a number of English clubs earlier in the summer

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Despite losing to Spurs on Saturday there are still many positives to take from the performance as long as the team keep up that kind of performance up going into the next game. Three players in particular stood out during the game, the first being Stewart Downing. He got quite a lot of criticism last season which wasn’t deserved at all. On Saturday he seemed to be at his best …

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Positives And so we’ve begun again. Another season. Another slightly new look team. Another last minute defeat at home to Spurs, as has been the case far too many times than is necessary over recent years. Another seemingly long and frustrating year ahead of us watching boring football once more. And the reason for much of this is, unfortunately, not another new manager. Like most fans en route to the ground on Saturday, I had a severe sinking feeling…

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Sunderland manager Gus Poyet has revealed why he did not sign his son Diego Poyet this summer.

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Season Ticket Holders can gain free admission to the Dev Squad’s game v Southampton

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Hammers first teamers will be appearing at the Stadium Store on Wednesday 27 August

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Answer a simple question and you could be off to Selhurst Park to watch some live Barclays Premier League football Continue reading…

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West Ham United have asked about taking Corinthians striker Paolo Guerrero on loan with a view to a permanent deal.

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So that’s what it’s like to lose to Spurs, then? Our last five meetings with them have seen us win three times and lose twice to last minute winners, which is just so unfair when you consider just how much fun it was to win those three games against them last season. Anyway, there’s still… Read more »

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Plus analysis of how Manchester United, Arsenal, West Ham, Burnley and Aston Villa can improve in the transfer window Continue reading…

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