My heart sank when I saw Soucek straight back in the line up and he’s been crap tbh - yes I realise he could well tap in from 3 yards, but losing a forward to accommodate him makes no fucking sense to me.

7 goals in Croatia, 2 goals for Saka and he still plays fvcking shit!

Full marks to Nuno yesterday. He picked the team that beat Wrexham 6-0, fair enough, who knew they’d be so shit in 1st half. At half time he swapped a RB for an ACM and then we dominated and could have gone on to win without the sending off. Credit where it’s due.

What makes me die is the morons who can’t wait to reply because he heads in from 3 yards - as though being shit for the rest of the game doesn’t matter - he was abysmal today and hasn’t been great this season. In fairness he was excellent next to Disasi last year.

3 at the back - worth a go I guess

We have 67% of the possession and 1 shot compared to their 16 - WTF

Seriously get him off he’s getting worse - absolutely useless

Mavrapanos is having a shocker - apart from shit defending he has given the ball away constantly. Not sure he’s the real deal without Disasi

525 passes, 492 successful, 378 back to the keeper 👀

Pablo finally scoring aside, I can find nothing positive about that - so many poor performances and uninspiring selection and tactics - we got schooled by a poor EPL team. Lucky it was in a shit competition. Roll on Saturday!!!!

P A B L O ! ! ! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

It’s another rollover !

Let it go, let it go...

Obiously, I meant tonight against Wrexham. No, you fvck off ! 😂

Doesn't seem like someone who had maneuvered herself into position to take up 51%, as continuously claimed by numerous WH sites and youtubers. Stavely statement: “We are obviously disappointed not to have been successful in our bid to acquire the 25% shareholding in West Ham United. “For transparency our original offer was for both David Sullivan’s 38.8% stake and Vanessa Gold’s 25.1% stake in the club. “There was always the potential that the other shareholders would take up their rights under the shareholders agreement which is what they have elected to do. “From the outset we and our global investment partners approached this opportunity with enormous respect for West Ham, its history, identity and most importantly loyal and committed supporters. “We saw real potential to make a positive difference, rejuvenate the club and help West Ham compete consistently at the highest level of English football. “Mehrdad and I along with our partners retain the greatest respect for the West Ham community who supported us both in the stands and online in recent weeks. “We will continue to follow this process closely. Our ambitions for the club remain and we would be open to the opportunity to work constructively with the existing shareholders in the future, subject to us not taking up other opportunities that have been presented to our consortium over the past week.” #COYI

Just a feeling - but Pablo breaks his duck tonight 🦆🐣