posted Dec 13, 2006

It wasn't so long ago that NRC was whingeing about not getting a chance to go to Arsenal or Man Utd in the August transfer window, and now he's worried about his West Ham future! Well, he should've given it some thought before deciding not to play for his former manager or team mates or lead by example on the pitch. He is by no means the only one to blame - there are a number of players at West Ham that let Pardew down. And as for theories that the two Argentinians have unsettled the squad, well, that's football! There has to be competition in the squad, and these players are paid enough to take it like the 'professionals' that they're supposed to be.

I hope now that Curbs can get the best out of the squad and that the players start playing for him, each other, and most importantly, the club and the fans (we do, after all, pay their wages!)

COME ON YOU IRONS!

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posted Dec 13, 2006

Although i am not a follower of west ham i watched them play against my home team, Chesterfield in the Carling Cup and to be honest the entire team appeared to lack motivation. I accept that as captain Reo Coker must be seen to always giv 100% but he shdn't be used as a skape goat as the rest of the team are just as guilty. maybe when the new manager arrives he may be able 2 get a few of them to actually meet their potential. after all west ham still hav a gd team even if they seem 2 hav forgotten that

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posted Dec 13, 2006

That was a spot-on comment, Nathan, I couldnt agree more.

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posted Dec 13, 2006

United would welcome NRC with open arms.


Remember Incey?

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posted Dec 13, 2006

Ha Ha! Yeah, nice attempt at a bit of fishing there mate!

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posted Dec 13, 2006

I think NRC is worrying too early. Sure,there are some hysterical fans screaming for his head but I doubt Curbishly is paying much attention to them but he does have to show quickly he is the real thing and he shouldn't take it for granted he will get the whole 90 minutes to do it in every match. Forunately he and for that matter all the team, are fortunate that after MU they have some very winnable matches coming up quickly if they get their act together.
What I expect to see from Curbishly on Sunday is him playing Tevez in his natural position at last with Cole given a look

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posted Dec 13, 2006

Greetings from just one of the official 26000 Manchester United fans in Norway.
i wonder cocco??if man u finished out of the top six for the next 2 seasons that your last paragraph would read
"official 26 manchester united fans in norway"
as your almost all just glory hunters it used to be liverpool now man u but thers now quite a few chelsea fans too now i wonder why ahhh yes they won the league the last two seasons.
as for west ham,good luck for the future.

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posted Dec 13, 2006

"Everyone keeps saying I should be sacked and it's all my fault we've been doing so badly."

"Now Pardew has gone it's only going to get worse for me with people pointing the finger."

Why is Reo-Coker so busy whining about what people are saying, when he should be asking himself why they're saying it? He acts like it's nothing to do with him.

Instead of snivelling in the Press, he should be saying "Now's my chance to show the new manager what I'm made of". And he should be encouraging the other players to do the same.

Talented player, maybe. The right man to be club captain? No way.

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posted Dec 14, 2006

Couldn't agree more and i hope that the first thing curbs does is appoint a new captain who is proud to wear the club armband instead of whingeing about everybody blaming him for pards sacking. I heard through a good source that he don't care about the club or the fans so the quicker we get rid of him the better.

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posted Dec 19, 2006

some business man brings in a couple of argentinians to the team, leaving pardew out of the process (and totally undermining him), it shows everyone that money is in charge not alan, and bearing in mind we just had the world cup to witness tevez and friend, things drastically change at west ham, and people are to blame reo coker for this? clever.

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