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Match Centre:



Odds:
West Ham: 11/2
Draw: 18/5
Newcastle: 8/15


Pre-Match Press Conference:
https://www.youtube.com/live/e50oriofusk


Tactical Preview: 
https://youtu.be/UH9ICxdQjU4


Watch-along:
https://www.youtube.com/live/8Olxjsfmg14


Streams:

https://vipboxs.net/match/soccer/newcas ... d/12436496

https://sporthd.live/match/slg-onl-Newc ... ed81MQEZGC

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lowlife wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 21:35 Matterface had a kid with Natalie SAWYER, and the kids first name is SAWYER.

What an odd thing to do - this proves he is an odd cսnt.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 19:27 Matterface is a cսnt.

No wonder Natalie Sawyer cuckolded him with Jonathan Douglas.

Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 17:13

Matterface had a kid with Natalie SAWYER, and the kids first name is SAWYER.

What an odd thing to do - this proves he is an odd cսnt.

Matterface is a cսnt.

No wonder Natalie Sawyer cuckolded him with Jonathan Douglas.

Expect nothing less, just good to hear West Ham fans sticking up for the Club and calling them out for their biased Media narratives.

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 18:39

mallard wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:03 That prick Matterface was on Talkshite earlier saying it was a ‘smash and grab with a Moyes like performance!’

The Sky Sports commentary was all over Newcastle last night, you’re certainly not missing it

 

Referring to 19:00 Minutes in when West Ham fans put Matterface in his place by correcting his incoherent nonsense...

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19kxmpcoqg/

mallard wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 17:03 That prick Matterface was on Talkshite earlier saying it was a ‘smash and grab with a Moyes like performance!’

The Sky Sports commentary was all over Newcastle last night, you’re certainly not missing it

 

Just watching the 2015 Hammers v Arsenal  3-3 match on the Peacock Premier League channel. Payet & Lanzini in midfield - drool.
Lanzini just scored a perfectly good goal - ruled out wrongly for offside, he was 2 yards onside.
20 seconds later Ozil scored an offside goal - goal given.
VAR may not be perfect but, hell do we need it.

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 15:42

wils wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 15:33 Sorry if this is a stupid question but how reliable are those statistics. It strikes me as something that would have a high margin of error. Who or what determines what constitutes 'running' and how reliable is the technology in determining that?

Guess they track each player and add up the distance they all cover when running as opposed to walking. Can’t be all that hard with the tech these days

wils wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 15:33 Sorry if this is a stupid question but how reliable are those statistics. It strikes me as something that would have a high margin of error. Who or what determines what constitutes 'running' and how reliable is the technology in determining that?

Sorry if this is a stupid question but how reliable are those statistics. It strikes me as something that would have a high margin of error. Who or what determines what constitutes 'running' and how reliable is the technology in determining that?

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024, 08:13

Rossal wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 09:53 During last night's game, West Ham covered 120.7 kilometres in distance against Newcastle.That distance is the longest of any side in a single Premier League match this season.Their previous best was the 113 kilometres they ran against Manchester United, which ranked 43rd of all clubs on this season's list.

So which running stat. version should we treat as correct?

Rossal wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 09:53 During last night's game, West Ham covered 120.7 kilometres in distance against Newcastle.That distance is the longest of any side in a single Premier League match this season.Their previous best was the 113 kilometres they ran against Manchester United, which ranked 43rd of all clubs on this season's list.

Alfs wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:50

Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:19 What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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Just read this on Claret and Hugh

The statistics speak for themselves: Second highest-ever total of running by a Premier League team, over 119 kms run – just 700 meters less than the all-time record.

Alfs wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:50

Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:19 What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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Just read this on Claret and Hugh

The statistics speak for themselves: Second highest-ever total of running by a Premier League team, over 119 kms run – just 700 meters less than the all-time record.

Alfs wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:50

Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:19 What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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Just read this on Claret and Hugh

The statistics speak for themselves: Second highest-ever total of running by a Premier League team, over 119 kms run – just 700 meters less than the all-time record.

Alfs wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:50

Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:19 What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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Just read this on Claret and Hugh

The statistics speak for themselves: Second highest-ever total of running by a Premier League team, over 119 kms run – just 700 meters less than the all-time record.

Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:19 What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 20:16 First game this season I have actually enjoyed. I wouldn't say we played outstanding as we were on the backfoot the first half and scored against the run of play.

It was a noticeable improvement though, with Soler and Paqueta working the middle. Antonio also put in a proper shift and the team actually played like a team.

Saying that though, Newcastle were poor second half as much as we were good. I couldn't believe how much space they gave us, which I doubt many other sides will do.

Hopefully Lopetegui won't go back to two defensive midfielders again, and Antonio can keep the grafting up as there are opportunities to get quite a few points in December.

Well said MA.
What surprised me most was the intensity, the high line and the constant pressure we applied.
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I really hope this means the end of the two defensive midfielders lineup, and I urge JLo to keep the same starting XI even if Alvarez and Kudus once are available.

First game this season I have actually enjoyed. I wouldn't say we played outstanding as we were on the backfoot the first half and scored against the run of play.

It was a noticeable improvement though, with Soler and Paqueta working the middle. Antonio also put in a proper shift and the team actually played like a team.

Saying that though, Newcastle were poor second half as much as we were good. I couldn't believe how much space they gave us, which I doubt many other sides will do.

Hopefully Lopetegui won't go back to two defensive midfielders again, and Antonio can keep the grafting up as there are opportunities to get quite a few points in December.

Watching the game again, we really were outstanding. It's as close to a complete performance you're going to get from start to finish at such a difficult place to go and play.

If this style of play doesn't appeal, Football really isn't for you. A ridiculous high level of quality for most of the game and the scoreline actually flattered Newcastle in the end. 

This is what I had been waiting for and expecting, just like his days at Sevilla.

What I also liked seeing was how much all the player's were enjoying playing this level of Football. They've embraced it and totally bought in to what Lopetegui asks of them which I was worried they might not buy in to it as it's so demanding. 

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 16:59 Hmmm. In the middle of watching the full game.

About 2/3 of the way through the first half - no commentary.

General consensus on here seems to be that we were under the cosh during that time, but I don't see it that way; Newcastle had a lot of possession, sure, but we marshalled them well and battled better than I've seen for a long time to get that 2nd ball.

Hour to go. Ho Hum.