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
37%
  
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%
  



JGW1 10:27 Wed May 18
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I've been lucky enough to be at a private screening tonight of Matt Lorenzo's new movie about the golden haired hero. Excellent film, nostalgic, emotional and uplifting. And it's a must see film for all Hammers and football fans I think.

I'm currently having a beer with Matt and a few others. And he'd really like more people to know about the premier of the film at Wembley Stadium on Monday evening doors open at 7pm. All proceeds are going to the Bobby Moore Fund. And the FA have allowed him to use Wembley for free with a big screen on the pitch. Seats for 4000 people at only £15 a pop and a Q&A session included.

Well worth going along. It's a really cinematic film and will be a bit special at the stadium.

And well worth buying the DVD. A real labour of love and a worthy piece of film making.

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Life of Riley 9:11 Wed Mar 1
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The film still remains unopened in my bedroom. My wife bought it for me but i know im gonna get all a bit soppy so havent taken the wrapper off. Looks like im going to have to grow a pair and do it!!

gank 7:55 Wed Mar 1
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Are you seriously asking what a film about Bobby Moore has to do with West Ham?

bubbleblower 10:00 Wed Mar 1
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gank - what's your comment got to do with West Ham.

Get out.

gank 1:32 Wed Mar 1
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It's shit. No tits. Barely any swearing.

claret50 1:26 Wed Mar 1
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Finally got round to watching the film a few hours ago, fuck me, the last part got to me - very emotional.

Takashi Miike 4:01 Tue Feb 28
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I've only seen video footage of him but for me he was ahead of his time. In an era of cloggers and hatchet men, when it was still legal to be so, Bobby would win the ball without trying cripple a forward. that's why I'd have no doubt that he'd have been a great in the modern game too

62Hammer 3:47 Tue Feb 28
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Sometimes you wonder whether your memory of him is better than the reality, whether - good as he was - he was quite as good as we remember. Then you watch 90 minute DVDs of England-Brazil, West Ham-Preston and West Ham-TSV Munich, and you realise that your memory isn't playing tricks at all. He really was that good.

North Bank 2:08 Tue Feb 28
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Eddie it's incredible that even after 24 years talking about it still moved Pearce to tears All West Ham fans should watch this film and hats off to Lorenzo who did an excellent job with this

I never realised to what extent Bobby was such an honourable man and have always felt disgusted how he was treated by the West Ham board in the yea Scthat followed his retirement even by Grenwood and the FA who snubbed him when Greenwood took the England job

Eddie B 12:26 Tue Feb 28
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The most moving part, for me, was Jonathan Pearce talking about when Bobby wanted to go to Upton Park for the last time, but his wife asked Pearce to persuade him not to go.
I'm still gutted he didn't go, btw, but can totally understand why they didn't want him to.

Helmut Shown 12:01 Tue Feb 28
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Watched this at the weekend. It brought back wonderful memories of the great man. I have never seen a greater performance by a defender than the game he played against Brazil in the 1970 World Cup. The only thing that annoyed me was Redknapp using it as a vehicle for his vitriol towards the club.

bubbleblower 9:47 Thu Feb 23
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Just watched this. Was tearing up on the train. What a great film and what man.

The word is bandied about too much these days but Bobby was a gent and Legend.

percyd 1:57 Fri Jul 1
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Mine finally arrived yesterday - and just watched. Well done Mr. Lorenzo. It's a measure of Moore the man that those associated with him seem to carry some of his dignity. Having been lucky enough to have seen his entire WHU and England careers much of the content was familiar but still remarkably moving. 'arry came across well, as did Brian Dear (ditto in Hero) and JP, though I do struggle to warm to Hursty. Was interested to discover he almost beat Taylor to the Watford job, and that Gazza wanted to come to West Ham! And as for that Jairzinho tackle.....I could watch that on a loop for hours. Bless you Bob - you certainly enriched this life.

BubblesCyprus 8:59 Fri Jul 1
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Watched this last night absolutely superb job the filmakers have done

BubblesCyprus 9:06 Wed Jun 22
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100 on the old scoreboard

El Scorchio 1:46 Tue Jun 21
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Got my copy today- looking forward to watching.

Buzz442 10:34 Tue Jun 21
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At 55 I of course can remember seeing him play although of course was too young at the time to appreciate 66 as it happened.

I also knew of the cancer but like others not until a long while after he had been discovered. However I went to bed after watching it last night, feeling very upset at how it all ended for him. The old fools at the FA at the time and those in charge of West Ham should all be ashamed of themselves.

Great, great player, in fact I had forgotten just how good he was, also a lovely man who deserved so much more from others, how could they let all that enthusiasm, knowledge and experience go to waste?

Tippys Cafe 6:54 Mon Jun 20
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Only 31, so I don't personally have any Bobby Moore memories to go on (just stories from Grandad) but I am obviously aware of him as a human and as a Footballer.

Despite this, I still had a little cry on three occasions watching the film this afternoon. Very moving & beautifully pieced together.

ammerman 7:54 Sun Jun 19
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no idea what i did there but am on the piss

ammerman 7:53 Sun Jun 19
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cheers irons

ammerman 7:52 Sun Jun 19
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how can i order this dvd to come to the usa
really want it
plz let me know whic ironsh link i need
cheers my fellows

BubblesCyprus 10:14 Sun Jun 19
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Mine eventually arrived this morning so got the Kleenex on hand judging by the comments on here.

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