Category Archives: West Ham United

US international winger Brek Shea is poised to sign a deal to join Stoke City in the English Premier League for a transfer fee of $3.5 million, according to ESPN pundit Taylor Twellman. The current FC Dallas footballer has been … Continue reading →

  French striker Loic Remy was convinced he should join Queens Park Rangers instead of Newcastle United because QPR owner Tony Fernandes took time to play a FIFA 12 game against him at the end of four hours of negotiations. … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Bayern Munich for capturing the signature of one of the most sought after managers in world soccer. While some had thought that former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola would be taking a long sabbatical from the game, The Guardian’s Rafa Honigstein … Continue reading →

After yesterday’s FA Cup matches where Sunderland were knocked out of the competition by Championship side Bolton while other Premier League clubs advanced to the fourth round, today’s FA Cup replay matches are a different matter entirely. For one, both … Continue reading →

What is the Premier League’s Worst XI based on highest transfer fees and worst performances? If you could pick a starting eleven, what would it look like? In my opinion, here are my picks of the current Premier League footballers … Continue reading →

Chelsea midfielder Lucas Piazon is heading to Malaga on loan according to his fellow Blues teammate Patrick Bamford. Piazon has been unable to break into the Chelsea side on a regular basis, so the move to Spain will be a … Continue reading →

Website 101 Great Goals has footage of Samir Nasri and Marouane Chamakh being abused by Arsenal fans on their way to yesterday’s match at the Emirates. Both Nasri and Chamakh decided to travel to the stadium together to watch the … Continue reading →

After several high scoring Saturdays of late, today was almost the opposite with some very hard fought nil-nil draws and low scoring matches. Having said that, there were some spectacular saves and defending today, which makes a change this season! … Continue reading →

We have eight Premier League matches on deck today beginning with the London derby between QPR and Tottenham Hotspur from Loftus Road. Harry Redknapp returns to see his new side play against his old side. If QPR can win this … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder who Arsene Wenger is trying to please — the supporters of the club who give their hard-earned wages to watch his team play, or the money cats in the Arsenal boardroom who want to generate as much … Continue reading →

FOX’s live coverage of the FA Cup third round match between West Ham United and Manchester United on Saturday, January 5 2013 posted a 0.6/1 household rating/share with a viewing audience of 887,000. The match was televised live on the … Continue reading →

The Guardian‘s Barney Ronay has penned a piece tonight about how Michu looks like the striker Fernando Torres might have become. The way the Swansea striker clinically finished his chance on Wednesday night is reminiscent of a Torres in his … Continue reading →

Without Robin van Persie, Manchester United would be 16th in the table, right? The flaws in the ‘One Man Team’ argument are numerous, but the biggest of these flaws is that when arguing United would be a lesser team without van … Continue reading →

The referee for Sunday’s Premier League clash between Manchester United and Liverpool will be one Howard Webb, one of the better referees in the division. In such a high profile match, the referee is bound to come under some immense … Continue reading →