I think they will come back up but without their stars they will have big difficulties not getting relegated again. If Bowen, Fernandes, Summerville etc are all gone it’s not a prem team by which I mean they are more in a Burnley situation.
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I think they will come back up but without their stars they will have big difficulties not getting relegated again. If Bowen, Fernandes, Summerville etc are all gone it’s not a prem team by which I mean they are more in a Burnley situation.
There are times I despair with ENIC but the Hammers are luckily always around to remind us: it could always be worse.
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They won't come straight back up if they have to sell their better players. Next to no chance.
Properly unreal stuff. lol
Spammers must be going absolutely mental at that.
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The change from ‘we’ to ‘the club’ suggests to me he’s going lol
Not gonna turn down Liverpool if they truly do go in for him , just no way unless his brain is incredibly smooth
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Irrespective of that, at least Bowen, as captain of his club sounds sincere, unlike some.
I doubt West Ham fans will begrudge him moving on if a bid is made for his services.
I could see Newcastle, or us moving for him. Slot can't talk high intensity and buy Bowen, who is more guile than fizz, but I could see how we could use him (no issue there with nonsensical talk of rivalry), but more likely a Howe-type signing, very different from Gordon but very steady.
I just don't think Bowen will go to a club he might think could struggle. Make no sense.
Irrespective of that, at least Bowen, as captain of his club sounds sincere, unlike some.
I doubt West Ham fans will begrudge him moving on if a bid is made for his services.
I could see Newcastle, or us moving for him. Slot can't talk high intensity and buy Bowen, who is more guile than fizz, but I could see how we could use him (no issue there with nonsensical talk of rivalry), but more likely a Howe-type signing, very different from Gordon but very steady.
I just don't think Bowen will go to a club he might think could struggle. Make no sense.
Easily north of 50m and if United are sniffing you can get 70m out of them
Castellanos should have a few suitors. He cost them 30m they should get at least 60m if Palace paid 50m for Strand Larsen
Summerville could fetch 35m-40m
Chuck in a few 10m-20m sales and they won't have any issue raising the short fall and still have Bowen on their books
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West Ham just went down. They need money. In other words quite desperate.
They aren't getting those numbers from English clubs.
Palace were desperate, hence the Larsen outlay.
Bowen is more, than less likely to be bought.
Thing is though, the Dippers situation weirdly reminds me of our own fall, if they don't change course fast, I think they might fall into the same trap we did.
I think they will bounce straight back up however I wonder how many of their fans now knowing the outcome, would have rather lost to us and just had it confirmed they were down in December, that hope of clawing back how many points and actually getting out of the drop zone to then get relegated with a win versus Leeds on the last game of the season......
That bit of hope must have absolutely killed them , I'll be honest though when they leap frogged us and we still had Villa and Chelsea to play I thought we were done, still for me the game they fucked up was Palace, they were on the lash the days before yet West Ham turned up hoping to get a point.
That bit of hope must have absolutely killed them , I'll be honest though when they leap frogged us and we still had Villa and Chelsea to play I thought we were done, still for me the game they fucked up was Palace, they were on the lash the days before yet West Ham turned up hoping to get a point.
Not the same trap but you would ask which of their players would now be in a PL squad of 18, let alone in a PL 11. I think 1 in the squad and none in the team.
Being an Woolwich fan was a fashion choice for a lot of those wankers ,like carrying a Gucci bag and just as obnoxious
Hmmmmmm......
We allowed Frank to keep his job, lost to them, and from absolutely nowhere they clawed it all back while we melted (to use the heat of today).
I was close to losing hope but said to 3 or 4 mates, their run of Brentford, Newcastle and Woolwich was harder than people realised. It proved right. Then we found something, pretty much as Dyche said.
I don't think West Ham bounce back next season.
I just don't want us to go through that again. It was too much.
I think a big club will be down there again in the next year or two although not Liverpool, could well be Everton again or Newcastle. As diabolical as we've been we only finished 8 pts behind both and feel we have a bit of momentum which they dont. I think the levelling off in standards in the prem is going to leave some of the bigger teams vunerable if they have poor seasons and the 3 that come up arent hopeless.
Agreed. The Prem is too good/strong as a whole now that no club really is too big to fail. Even serial money burners Chelsea had a proper down year this season. And we don't know how City will continue to operate now that Xiki is no longer running them.
All it takes is one bad couple of months for a club to be dancing with disaster.