@Exfizzixteach I assume length is what keeps it away from places like North Berwick or Dornoch, that or remoteness for infrastructure. I thought the tour would go a bit more international than it has after LIV
@Exfizzixteach Yeah the money generated in the states is just not fathomable to the rest of us because that’s the reason these things don’t happen. The Scottish open the prior week isn’t even a proper links and they’re spoiled for choice.
West Ham United’s impending relegation is the result of years of mismanagement and slow decline. The patchwork football club, in the 60k makeshift stadium overtaken by dozens of better run, historically smaller clubs with barely half that.
Run with idiotic, short term thinking, by a chairman who knows the cost of everything and the value of nothing. Loyal fans cast aside and treated with total disdain. No plan off the pitch, a confused mess on it, born from a total lack of professionalism and planning.
Fighting relegation most seasons, despite regularly spending hundreds of millions (via payday loans) on old players recommended by the owners’ mates. A few memorable seasons with David Moyes papering over the huge cracks in the poorly hidden running track.
A decade after we left the Boleyn Ground, WHU has never felt more lost. You’ll see few highlight reels from the club for the upcoming anniversary: for the most part, it’s been a torrid decade in the bowl.
If relegation rids us of Sullivan, so be it. But with 100m of debt (how?) and double that owed in player purchases, it could be a long, long time before we’re at this level again. We’re about to find out just how many clubs we’ve fallen behind.
#whufc #NomoreBS
The battle to stay up has been Leeds, Nottingham Forest and West Ham for about six months. The fact Tottenham have temporarily dropped in near the end shouldn’t take away that West Ham lost that battle. They’ve been unable to climb the table for 9 months under Nuno.
Did David Moyes do a very good job? Yes
Was it right time for both to move on? Yes
Did it go stale?
Yes
Should David Sullivan have sorted David Moyes’ future out one way or other after Conference Final win?
Yes
Is it the reason we are where we are now?
No
Jarrod Bowen said sorry but he doesn’t need to apologise. West Ham’s mess ultimately comes down to one person and it’s hard to see anything changing while David Sullivan runs the club this way #whufc
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FT: West Ham 1 Chelsea 5
This is the 8th time West Ham have lost by 5+ goals in 9 years at the London Stadium. This happened once in 16 years at Upton Park.
Chelsea were so much better it was humiliating.
Graham Potter might not be the cause but he isn’t the solution and on a hiding to nothing.
West Ham have not improved at all since he came to the club. Thats not all his fault - he’s under the ownership of the worst owner in the land, David Sullivan.
Something needs to happen. Something needs to turn and I just don’t see what.
ANOTHER dark night at the pit of doom that is the London Stadium.
It’s more difficult times for the West Ham fans.
Graham Potter:
*We have to do the basics better, for sure. We have to learn this painful lesson. You can talk about how well you play or whatever, but ultimately it doesn’t matter."
"We have to really improve, get back to Rush Green and start working again."
⚒️ #WHUFC#COYI