He knows exactly what we need?
- by TheHandOfDog
- Posted: 29 December 2019
- 2 million+ views
Football is a passionate game – always has been – always will be! It can stir the emotions across the spectrum. From the depths of almost unbearable despair to the heights of unimaginable elation, we’ve all endured and enjoyed the full package.
This Saturday sees West Ham travel to White Hart Lane in what promises to be a fiery clash.
Ken Brown was Bobby Moore’s sidekick, the tough-as-old-boots centre-half who played alongside the great man throughout West Ham’s great 1960s era.
West Ham secured their second 1-1 draw in a row last Saturday with a resolute performance against a Chelsea side somewhat rejuvenated by the return of João Félix.
Nobody can quite believe this after last year’s seventh-place finish, but West Ham are in the thick of a relegation battle.
Danny Kretinsky is in the building, the man who would be king of West Ham.
I’ve never been to an away game. Actually, that’s not strictly true. I’ve seen West Ham play at Craven Cottage, Deepdale and Portman Road. Only my reactions had to be muted because I was surreptitiously nestled amongst the home fans.
West Ham’s mini revival in recent weeks has certainly been a long time coming. Let’s not get too carried away of course – it is only mini and it’s only just a start. But a very welcome start for all that.
After losing five consecutive matches either side of the World Cup, West Ham picked up another point at Newcastle on Saturday to continue to build on the improved form seen so far in 2023.
Maybe it's about time we called a truce. This war of words over David Moyes' future has gone on long enough.