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What a difference a game made. Last week, despair and not knowing where the next scrappily won point would come from.  Fast forward 5 days, and there is expectation that we see off Burnley like the upstarts they are, that Nuno has found the 'formula' and it's onwards and upwards from here.

Of course, these things are rarely ever black or white, and somewhere in the middle is more likely, but with the emergence of Potts from his bench-shackles, a reinvigorated and impactful Paqueta supported by colleagues that could operate on his wave length, and the energy of Fernandes, there were at least glowing embers in the previously distinguished firepit.

The Burnley game will also see pre-match protestation, with the (as of now) 16,000 signature petition delivered to the Club in printed form at the end of a 'Stratford to the Stadium' protest march, which should hopefully see also a positive mood and energy spill over into support.

Team wise, Nuno has hinted at some knocks from the previous game...but training videos looked to show all the main protagonists in attendance except Wilson.

Predicted line-up.

Hard to see anything but enforced deviation from the team that beat Newcastle.  Wilson maybe a lingering doubt.  Kante, Golambeckis and Myers continue to train with the first team, so it will be interesting to see if someone like Kante with his presence and stature can show enough raw ability to push past others to a place on the bench in the coming weeks.Predicted Score:  

Things at West Ham rarely run smoothly.  It wouldn't surprise me to see Burnley get the first gut-punch of a goal, and for us to then have to scrap tooth and nail to get something from the game. They have a good solid midfield, and have been clinical in attack thus far.  In what feels like a must not lose game, I could see a draw as an outcome, but hopefully buoyed by the Newcastle result, we find a way to prevail.

West Ham 2 - 1 Burnley.
(Bowen, Summerville)

COYI!

Hammers 3-0, and I'm also having us as my pick in the pub's "last man standing" game, I'm that confident.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 15:00

Sweep wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 13:20 Josh Cullen has made a decent career for himself up there.

 

This is the thing that irks me.

We were so quick to aim him out, despite him having 2 great seasons at Charlton on loan. He has gone on to play EL football with Belgian’s biggest club, become a regular international, and become a bona fide PL quality player.

Yet we persist with the likes of Potts, who simply will not be good enough.

Sweep wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 13:20 Josh Cullen has made a decent career for himself up there.
 

Should win this one, same lineup as week.

threesixty wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 13:21

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 11:44 The side is starting to pick itself.

.........................Areola

AWB.....Kilman...........Todibo.....Diouf

Bowen.....Fernandes.....Magassa.....Summerville

.........................Paqueta

.........................Wilson

Fancy us. 2-0.

Bit mad leaving Potts out. Is the theory that you want a less defensive midfield and Magassa carries the ball more or something?

Same team as last week. Similar performance and we should have too much for them. 

Paqueta and Todibo need to follow on from last week with another pair of great performances. 

Oh, and home win. You'd fucking hope so after last week's good potentially corner turning performance. To salvage six points from these four games isn't awful particularly after Nuno's absolute brain fart in the first two of those. A loss would put us right back to square one.

Start with the same team as last match. Fullkrug on the bench if he is indeed fit.

threesixty wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 13:21

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 11:44 The side is starting to pick itself.

.........................Areola

AWB.....Kilman...........Todibo.....Diouf

Bowen.....Fernandes.....Magassa.....Summerville

.........................Paqueta

.........................Wilson

Fancy us. 2-0.

 

Bit mad leaving Potts out. Is the theory that you want a less defensive midfield and Magassa carries the ball more or something?

On another note, I’ve seen Igor in training a few times, looks like a man possessed! Is he really that bad?

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Nov 2025, 11:44 The side is starting to pick itself.

.........................Areola

AWB.....Kilman...........Todibo.....Diouf

Bowen.....Fernandes.....Magassa.....Summerville

.........................Paqueta

.........................Wilson

Fancy us. 2-0.

 

The team is bound to be very similar to last week's - can only imagine that injuries might enforce a change or two.

Burnley have played five , losing four, away from home in the league.

They've conceded a minimum of two in every game, but only drew a blank on the opening day at Spurs.

Their solitary win was in a game against Wolves with a late, late, late goal to seal a 3-2 win.

Both sides to score looks a reasonable punt at the bookies.

Josh Cullen has made a decent career for himself up there.
 

Chutney leaves man of the match out of a side he says picks itself. ag ag ag

Same starting line-up as last week.
I expect it to be a tougher game, Burnley won't come on to us the way Newcastle did and we'll need to find the gaps and break them down.
Providing everyone does their job we should win, 1-0, maybe 2-0.

Ha ha 
Mad Foreskin leaves out Potts
Nice try 

Good post. My daughters first game of the season. So I hope for a performance like last weeks and a result to match. I am going for 3 - 1 to us. 

The side is starting to pick itself.

.........................Areola

AWB.....Kilman...........Todibo.....Diouf

Bowen.....Fernandes.....Magassa.....Summerville

.........................Paqueta

.........................Wilson

Fancy us. 2-0.