This weeks little lovely lady is Carly Jee from Essex, a senior support worker and part time model. Carly is a bit of a minx in front of the camera, in fact the pictures she sent us were so hot we had to crop half of them out. Click to continue reading...

This week's girl of the week is Blonde bombshell NikkiLee from East London, a die hard West Ham. In fact she loves the Hammers so much she even streaked at Upton Park during a charity event! Click to continue reading...

As I was watching those final minutes of the match when it was still goalless, something inside told me that yesterday's match a key one. I was thinking about the points dropped by Manchester United and Chelsea and how important a win would have been for us. Today, I read that I wasn't the only [...] Click to continue reading...

Julien Faubert's faux pas gifts victory to Arsenal http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article5019215.ece Much has been written about the frosty relationship between Nicklas Bendtner and Emmanuel Adebayor, but it was Arsenal's odd couple who came to their team's rescue on an evening when it seemed likely that they would lose ground on Liverpool in the race for the Barclays Premier League [. Click to continue reading...

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The positive 1. After a long time, we finish the match without conceding goals and with everyone happy of the backline. 2. Gallas was superb, his response to the cigarette episode was all down to facts, not words. 3. Almunya. Another top performance yet again. 4. Adebayor. Back-to-back goals from him and it's nice to see him take chances, [. Click to continue reading...

A perfect weekend comes to an end. Manchester United failed to beat Everton, Chelsea lost at home and we have just secured three massively important points at Upton Park, a very tough nut to crack. The 2nd half featured more than 10 important things to mention, starting in the 48th minute when a Robin Van Persie [. Click to continue reading...

Line-ups Surprise change from Wenger for this afternoon's match away at West Ham, with Nicklas Bendtner replacing Emmanuel Adebayor as Gallas makes his backline return. This surely comes as a suprise, but why not Vela? Diaby, Toure and Sagna are all on the bench whilst Song moves in midfield, replacing Denilson, who finally gets some time [. Click to continue reading...

It's back to the Premiership after a second rampant Champions League win. The side-effects from the match against Porto were felt heavily as we could only manage a draw away at Sunderland so this time we'll be hoping for a different reaction from the lads. West Ham have had back-to-back disappointing defeats so Gianfranco's Zola [. Click to continue reading...

Time for a rant!! Not had one for a while! I'm sure a few of you go through the same thing I do when you go and watch your beloved team each week. You buy a season ticket and you sit with your chums. Before the game you have a beer, maybe a cheeky pie and even a Bovril when times are cold. A pint after the game to toast a victory (occasionally) and you have a good day out. Click to continue reading...

West Ham United midfielder Nigel Quashie could become the first player to leave Upton Park under the reign of new manager Gianfranco Zola. The Scotland international has spent the past fortnight on trial at Championship promotion-chasers Birmingham City. And, having initially struggled with his fitness, Quashie may soon be offered a loan deal until the end of [. Click to continue reading...

By JAMES CLARKManager Gianfranco Zola is 2 for 2 in Premier League matches (the Carling Cup loss to Watford notwithstanding!), but even more so than the results, it's the type of football we are playing that's winning new converts and reinforcing the convictions of the old guard of supporters. Click to continue reading...

Gianfranco Zola wants to link up with former Chelsea team-mate Eidur Gudjohnsen by bringing the forward to Upton Park from Barcelona, according to reports. The People claims the Italian manager will make a move for Gudjohnsen in the January transfer window, despite the Icelandic international committing his future to the Nou Camp as recently as today. Click to continue reading...

They reckon bad news comes in three, but West Ham have had three bits of bad news today alone. If Newcastle United's situation wasn't erring on the wrong side of ridiculous then there would be a lot of pointing and laughing in the direction of Upton Park at the moment. You will recall the Hammers are [. Click to continue reading...

The 2006 August transfer deadline day will always be remembered as the day West Ham United stunned the football world by signing two of the most promising young footballers that South America had to offer in the form of Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez.

Although most people were still surprised about Mascherano coming to England, it was the more recognised Argentine striking sensation Carlos Tevez who's pictures holding the Number 32 claret shirt with Alan Pardew left most wondering just how the Hammers had been able to pull of such an incredible coup. Click to continue reading...

1. Why Are We Here Again?

Not an existentialist query, just a plea for confirmation.
Jesus, what a couple of weeks.
Managers being sacked, speculation swirling around Upton Park, well-dressed Italians consolidating their influence, the mutated offspring of once-dead court cases rising from the grave, West Ham scoring freely at home with good football and the US Government stalling over a $700billion package to move Wall St in it's entirity to Jerusalem where Paul McCartney plans to symbolically batter it down with his ex-wife's prosthetic leg whilst singing 'Give Peace A Chance'. Click to continue reading...

West Ham United forward Luis Boa Morte has repeated his vow to beat the Upton Park boo-boys after being jeered during Saturday's 3-1 Premier League win over Newcastle United. The Portugal international, who was repeatedly targeted at the tail-end of last season, was again subjected to abuse after missing a gilt-edged chance in second half stoppage-time. Click to continue reading...

West Ham's Gianfranco Zola vows to take Watford seriously in Carling Cup

As the Italian domination at West Ham received its first challenge – Fiorentina manager Cesare Prandelli claiming that midfielder Riccardo Montolivo, one of the club's prime January transfer targets, would not be moving to Upton Park or anywhere else – Gianfranco Zola's thoughts turned to building a team the English way. Click to continue reading...

The Newcastle players put in another sub-par performance on Saturday, to record their third loss on the trot at Upton Park, against what was an ordinary looking West Ham side. Sebastien Bassong - deserves start on Wednesday It seems the players have been affected by the turmoil going on at the club, and two poor performances is [. Click to continue reading...

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley braved his army of enemies to watch the team who have turned his life into a living hell at Upton Park.

West Ham 3 - 1 Newcastle Click to continue reading...

Gianfranco Zola has called for some realism after West Ham moved up to fourth in the early season Premier League table. A David Di Michele brace on his full debut and a third for Matthew Etherington was more than enough to see off crisis club Newcastle at Upton Park, despite Michael Owen's late consolation for the [. Click to continue reading...

West Ham's new manager and assistant both Chelsea legends, Gianfranco Zola and Steve Clarke got off to a winning start this afternoon at Upton Park when they beat beleagured and under-seige Newcastle Utd 3-1.

Franco and Clarkey got one over Wisey. Click to continue reading...

In another very poor display Newcastle were well beaten by West Ham 3-1 at Upton Park this afternoon. It was interesting to note that in their last 4 visits to Upton Park Newcastle have had 4 different managers, and this was also West Ham's first win over the Magpies in 10 games. But this was an aimless [. Click to continue reading...

In another sub-par performance from Newcastle, West Ham were well on top at Upton Park this afternoon and went in 2-0 up against a very poor looking Newcastle side. Newcastle got off to a poor start and were on the back foot to a sprightly West Ham side, and were always second to the ball. And it [.. Click to continue reading...

Shay Given returns to Upton Park today nearly two years after his horrific clash with Marlin Harewood which injured his bowel, and caused him groin injuries for two years after the incident. Shay Given - in great form this season But Shay seems to have finally got over his problems, following a successful operation at the Germany [. Click to continue reading...

West Ham youngster Jack Jeffrey is hoping a string of impressive displays during his loan spell at neighbours Orient can help him force his way in to Gianfranco Zola's plans. Just as the Italian was taking over from Alan Curbishley at Upton Park, the 19-year-old striker was heading out of the door to take up a [. Click to continue reading...

Tomorrow is the time Newcastle players have to put all the happenings of the last two weeks behind them, and show what good professionals they are, by going out and trying to win the game at Upton Park. Just like they would if Kevin Keegan had still been in charge at the club. Unfortunately our injuries [. Click to continue reading...

It looks like Damien Duff will be ready to play on Saturday against West Ham at Upton Park. Damien Duff - expected to play on Saturday But we still have Mark Viduka, Jonas Gutierrez, Oba Martins, Habib Beye, and now Alan Smith out injured, and both Joey Barton and Danny Guthrie are banned for Saturday's game. Click to continue reading...

Another era kicked off at upton Park this week and skipper Lucas Neill believes it has taken little time for new boss Gianfranco Zola to make an impact on the West Ham squad. The Italian may have held his first training session on Monday, but he conducted a 15-minute meeting with the players on his arrival [. Click to continue reading...

Gianfranco Zola will have to begin his era as new West ham boss without leading striker Dean Ashton, who is sidelined for a month with another injury. The former Norwich frontman, who has seen his career at Upton Park interrupted by a succession of injuries picked up an ankle knock on Zola's first day as Hammers [. Click to continue reading...

West Ham winger Luis Boa Morte believes new boss Gianfranco Zola will bring a 'fresh mentality' to Upton Park and admits he can't wait to start playing under the Italian. Boa Morte fell down the pecking order under Alan Curbishley but will have the opportunity to rekindle his best form with Zola, who was appointed as [. Click to continue reading...

Carlton Cole has tipped new West Ham boss and former team-mate Gianfranco Zola to be a huge success story at Upton Park, insisting it was 'exciting times' for players and fans alike. Cole has recently begun to establish himself in the Hammers first-team and he will be hoping he can impress his former Chelsea colleague as [. Click to continue reading...

Stuff to read while you buy cocaine from your priest........ Someone who isn't a fan of Vinnie Jones' movie career. (Guardian Unlimited) An interview with Darren Huckerby. (Unprofessional Foul) Zola must achieve the highest highs to stick on at Upton Park. (Soccer Advise) Newcastle fans: In need of an owner & spelling lessons. Click to continue reading...

Alan Curbishley while wishing new West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola well, has also warned him to watch his back. The Italian succeed the former Charlton boss at Upton Park, to become only the 12th permanent manager in the club's 113-year history. But the former Italy Under-21 boss has been warned by Curbishley that promises are not always [. Click to continue reading...

The English Premiership returns this weekend after an exciting week of World Cup qualifiers.

The top two matches on the card this weekend are two games in the North West of England.
The EPL's two richest clubs Manchester City and Chelsea meet at the "Middle Eastlands" and a draw looks like a good bet, with Brazilian Robinho making his debut for City and the home players keen to impress the new owners after the recent Sheikh-up in the boardroom. Click to continue reading...