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Good piece here about the ‘£1-an-hour official football shirt factories’. Not an awful lot of the Premier League billions seems to have ‘trickled down’, has it.
Don’t suppose it will come as much of a surprise, given the nature of the world in which we live, but just wanted to put it out there.
I reckon there's a song out there for us all. For little or no reason, I've thought that this would be a Mick S staple, (as you work in a garden centre).
Anyone have any insight as to how many first team players have been away on international duty for West Ham and how this may affect their starting 11 on Friday?
So I know we had a thread for last year, and so far there has only been 2 episodes of the new season but have to stay it has already started very well
Richard E Grant is great as a Traitor as is Maya Jama. In fact she is very easy on the eye and her description of Richard E Grant and how he is a mad uncle is hilarious
However think he will go after him telling everyone he was a traitor. That was very much a DOH moment
Scots lass who had many big selling records back in the day. Her biggest was “one day at a time, Sweet Jesus” which sold 2.5 million. It was sung as “one pub at a time, Sweet Jesus” around Hammersmith.
Annual sit down with the manager, done in conjunction with Conor/Hoopsa this year, now available to read on site or listen to/watch (free of charge, no subscription required) via the Patreon...
Stéphan talks Kone, Kolli, Kamara and Burrell ahead of West Ham - Interview7th Oct 2026 06:43 LFW’s annual sit down with the QPR manager finds Julien Stéphan in good spirits after a promising start to the season, but with a typically chunky list of potential absentees to deal with ahead of Friday’s trip to West Ham.2
Probably best known for his 1985 debut album, which came out of nowhere, written and produced by the likes of Paul Laurence and Barry Eastmond. The title track, Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake) made our Top 20. One of the soul voices of recent times.
Why do so many players have one of their wrists strap up?? Are they more prone to wrist injuries these days or is one of these stupid modern fads like cutting holes down the back of your socks!!
Just got their arse,s handed to them 1-5 at home to Coventry. If we get Cat 1 status i presume we will be playing better teams , if so I can see a lot of really heavy defeats coming our way , unless the standard of players getting recruited improves.
Ferdinand runs sword through promoted Hammers – history6th Oct 2026 13:11 Ahead of QPR’s trip to The London Stadium this Friday, LFW looks back at a meeting between the two sides at Upton Park in 1993 when Les Ferdinand was in typically formidable form.0