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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Betway are offering 25/1 to finish bottom
they must be feeling guilty about Paqueta as that’s way more generous odds than anyone else is giving
they must be feeling guilty about Paqueta as that’s way more generous odds than anyone else is giving
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Had £100 on at 7s months back, tipped it all summer in work.
Thought with our start could be a good cashout best around christmas time. Surprised how nailed on it looks already.
Thought with our start could be a good cashout best around christmas time. Surprised how nailed on it looks already.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Westside wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025, 17:02 "Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise."
Not yet he hasn't. He's arranged a £145 million overdraft facility, for two years but not drawn down on it yet. The facility is lower than it might of been, in case of relagation this season, so it can be serviced by "parachute" payments, in the 2026/27 season. The overdraft is only secured against TV income, not other income.
OK - happy to be corrected. Thanks for the info.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
"Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise."
Not yet he hasn't. He's arranged a £145 million overdraft facility, for two years but not drawn down on it yet. The facility is lower than it might of been, in case of relagation this season, so it can be serviced by "parachute" payments, in the 2026/27 season. The overdraft is only secured against TV income, not other income.
Not yet he hasn't. He's arranged a £145 million overdraft facility, for two years but not drawn down on it yet. The facility is lower than it might of been, in case of relagation this season, so it can be serviced by "parachute" payments, in the 2026/27 season. The overdraft is only secured against TV income, not other income.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
If we get relegated the club is more than fucked. Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise.
If all/any of those drop due to us falling off the top table, we probably won't have enough income to service those loan payments, and one or more could well be called in, meaning we'd need to find some way of raising capital.
Not even player sales would really help as I suspect very few of our recent purchases have been paid for up front and in full, so even if we shift a few we'll still be lumbered with their outstanding payments to their original club.
Sullivan's only real guarantee of making sure that relegation doesn't happen is to bring in the quality of player to elevate team performance and create more wins, only he can't actually do that because he's pissed what money is/was available on dross from his agent/mates.
If all/any of those drop due to us falling off the top table, we probably won't have enough income to service those loan payments, and one or more could well be called in, meaning we'd need to find some way of raising capital.
Not even player sales would really help as I suspect very few of our recent purchases have been paid for up front and in full, so even if we shift a few we'll still be lumbered with their outstanding payments to their original club.
Sullivan's only real guarantee of making sure that relegation doesn't happen is to bring in the quality of player to elevate team performance and create more wins, only he can't actually do that because he's pissed what money is/was available on dross from his agent/mates.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Save your money, Sullivan won't pull the plug anytime soon. He's paralyzed, sitting in a corner watching Russian porn
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
You could double it with Potter gone before the 11th game.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Might lob a ton on.
Won't announce it (on here) though as the site's prime ignoramus will shoutily claim that proves (PROVES) I want West Ham to fail.
In his pretty little head that may be so, but all it really proves in the real world is that I've got 100 quid to waste.
Won't announce it (on here) though as the site's prime ignoramus will shoutily claim that proves (PROVES) I want West Ham to fail.
In his pretty little head that may be so, but all it really proves in the real world is that I've got 100 quid to waste.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I said before the season started I can see us gannin doon.
We were in relegation form most of last season and there's no reason for optimism.
We were in relegation form most of last season and there's no reason for optimism.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
nychammer wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025, 17:44Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025, 17:11 The worst thing that indicates us being obvious relegation fodder, is that there isn’t any obvious change of manager we could make that will turn things around with this squad.
It looks like a disjointed mess of players that don’t believe in themselves any more than our fans do.We've missed opportunity after opportunity to really improve and yet we double down on bad signing after bad singing.
That's likely because the manager probably isn't in full control of the signings. Who in their right mind signs Callum Fucking Wilson?!
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
The positives …
Our utter shitness is obvious as early as possible (one game)
Being beaten 3-0 by the nailed on relegation favourites leaves no room for false hope
The transfer window is still open so no excuses
Potter is another day closer to the sack
Sullivan is another day closer to dying
Our utter shitness is obvious as early as possible (one game)
Being beaten 3-0 by the nailed on relegation favourites leaves no room for false hope
The transfer window is still open so no excuses
Potter is another day closer to the sack
Sullivan is another day closer to dying
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Next 7 games are 5 x London derbies, plus Forest and Everton away
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025, 17:11 The worst thing that indicates us being obvious relegation fodder, is that there isn’t any obvious change of manager we could make that will turn things around with this squad.
It looks like a disjointed mess of players that don’t believe in themselves any more than our fans do.
We've missed opportunity after opportunity to really improve and yet we double down on bad signing after bad singing.
That's likely because the manager probably isn't in full control of the signings. Who in their right mind signs Callum Fucking Wilson?!
That's likely because the manager probably isn't in full control of the signings. Who in their right mind signs Callum Fucking Wilson?!
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Relegation could be good. Maybe we could win some matches down there
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The worst thing that indicates us being obvious relegation fodder, is that there isn’t any obvious change of manager we could make that will turn things around with this squad.
It looks like a disjointed mess of players that don’t believe in themselves any more than our fans do.
It looks like a disjointed mess of players that don’t believe in themselves any more than our fans do.