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%
  



Alan 12:39 Sat Jun 18
Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
BBC

Manchester United, Paris St-Germain and Real Madrid are willing to buy out Neymar's contract at Barcelona. The 24-year-old can talk to clubs who meet his £157m price tag. (Manchester Evening News)

Red Devils defender Phil Jones, 24, has been told by new manager Jose Mourinho he still has a future at Old Trafford and that he can be like John Terry was for the Portuguese boss at Chelsea. (Daily Mirror)

Borussia Dortmund winger Henrikh Mkhitaryan, 27, wants to leave the German side and join Mourinho at Manchester United, says the player's agent. (Daily Mail)

New Everton manager Ronald Koeman believes it is important the club appoints a sporting director to work with him. (Liverpool Echo)

Former Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is a contender to take over at Southampton. The Chilean is on a shortlist alongside Claude Puel and Vitor Pereira. (Daily Telegraph)

Manchester City full-back Pablo Zabaleta, 31, looks set to end his time at the club as the Argentina international is ready to listen to offers from other clubs. (Manchester Evening News)

Tottenham have agreed an £11m fee for Southampton midfielder Victor Wanyama, 24, and the Kenyan will have a medical next week. (Daily Mirror)

Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole, 28, is unlikely to leave the club this summer despite reports linking him with a £5m move to former club Middlesbrough. (Chronicle)

The Black Cats are keeping an eye on Wolfsburg's 27-year-old striker Bas Dost, should discussions with West Ham front man Diafra Sakho, 26, break down. (Sunderland Echo)

Crystal Palace have joined the race to sign West Brom's Saido Berahino, 22, for £15m and will hold talks with the striker's representatives this weekend. (Daily Mirror)

Leicester full-back Ritchie de Laet, 27, wants to fight for his place at the Premier League champions after spending the second half of last season on loan at Middlesbrough. (Leicester Mercury)

The Foxes, Everton and West Ham are among sides considering an offer for AC Milan's French striker M'Baye Niang, 21. (Guardian)

West Brom are no longer interested in signing Lyon left-back Henri Bedimo, 32, whose contract with the French side ends next month. (Birmingham Mail)

QPR midfielder Sandro's £1.5m move to Sporting Lisbon is in doubt after the 27-year-old failed a medical at the Portuguese side. (Independent)

Leicester midfielder N'Golo Kante, 25, has again refused to discuss his future at the club amid rumours that Real Madrid are interested in him. (Leicester Mercury)

Leicester vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha is confident striker Jamie Vardy, 29, will turn down Arsenal and stay at the King Power Stadium. (Daily Mail)

Gareth Southgate is in line for a new contract this summer to stay on as England Under-21s manager. The FA want continuity it their management team and will offer Southgate a three-year deal.(The Times - subscription required)

Celta Vigo have told Manchester City they can sign Spain winger Nolito for £14m. The 29-year-old is being considered by Pep Guardiola as a cheaper alternative to Germany international Leroy Sane. (Manchester Evening News)

Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez wants to sign West Ham teenager Reece Oxford. Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal are also keeping tabs on the 17-year-old.(The Sun)

And finally...

An England fan has launched a page on a charity website to bring England forward Raheem Sterling home from Euro 2016 in France. The page has reached its target of £200. (Metro)

The Manchester restaurant where David Beckham enjoyed a curry this week received a zero hygiene rating from health inspectors. (Manchester Evening News)

New Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will live in the city centre, rather than rural Cheshire, when he takes over at the Etihad Stadium. (Daily Mail)






C&H

“Genius” Slav takes all the plaudits

You have to agree with every word of The Mirror’s comments on Slaven Bilic and the Euro 2016 tournament.

The paper simply can’t stop singing his praoses and have today explained why our manager’s brilliantly “charasmatic appearances on ITV have been more entertaining than some of the matches he’s been analysing.”

It declare Slav a GENIUS and like ClaretandHugh in a recent blog believe his handling of the speculation surrounding Dimi Payet’s future has been supreme.”

We said that his decision to send him a text telling him he was the best player at the tournament was masterly man management. Now the Mirror says:” Bilic would have every right to feel concerned about Dimitri Payet right now.

The Hammers’ star player has been fantastic for France – so much so, he’s being linked with a move to some of Europe’s biggest clubs.

So, how has Bilic responded to this speculation? By taking full advantage of his regular TV appearances.

Bilic has clearly realised he needs to show his top man some SERIOUS love if has any chance of keeping him. That has to be why he is looking offer praise at any and every opportunity.

Even when Payet is in no way involved or relevant to what he’s talking about, Bilic has found a way to big him up.”

Slav is far more than a man manager – he would be a leader of men in any walk of life and even were we to lose Dimi – WHICH I DO NOT BELIEVE WILL HAPPEN – Slav would sort it.

Our best manager in years and years and years.




Forza Roma (Translation)

Pereyra towards West Ham. The Bianconeri also like Rome and Naples

12 million euro offer from West Ham for Juventus midfielder who is also in the sights of the Giallorossi and Neapolitan

In addition to Rome and Naples, Pereyra, handyman Juventus midfielder, also liked by West Ham and Zenit. The player almost certainly will be sold, as reported by Tuttosport, and Juventus has also fixed the price: 15 million euro. At the moment the only offer that has arrived at Juventus was one of West Ham, amounting to 12 million euro. The other clubs involved are at the window waiting to see how you put the question, and if, above all, Juventus will lower its claims.


Replies - Newest Posts First (Show In Chronological Order)

stomper 7:05 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
You can usually find them on You tube come the end of the day

Texas Iron 6:32 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Cheers

Pity we dont get Bilic's comments in USA...

Get pompous Ex Everton Martinez instead...

Mart O 6:30 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thank you very much, Alan.

stomper 6:13 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Alan tibi gratias ago

holyhandgrenade 5:20 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Fanks as always Alan

monto 2:16 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Cheers Al.

Ron Greensward 2:10 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Think a season long loan for Reece to Newcastle and a season of championship experience would do him the world of good. No way should we sell him tho. Janmaat can come to us on loan as a swap.

Thanks Alan 1:54 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
ted fenton 10:14 Mon Nov 22

DaveT 1:30 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Newcastle want to sign Oxford! Yeah I bet they do. Along with every other championship club. Lazy made up journalism again

Son of Sam 1:29 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks Alan good read as usual

gph 1:19 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
"In addition to Rome and Naples, Pereyra, handyman Juventus midfielder, also liked by West Ham and Zenit."

I don't think we'll need a handyman now our landlords are responsible for maintenance, so Pereyra will have to make a case based entirely on his merits as a footballer.

Thanks, Alan

Tomshardware 1:11 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Thanks Alain.

charleyfarley 12:48 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
merci beaucoup Monsieur Alan, nous t'aimons tous.

tiddingtoniron 12:41 Sat Jun 18
Re: Saturday newspapers (includes West Ham)
Merci Alain





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