I'm pleased that Palace have beaten City, didn't watch most of the second half, but they lost the game in the first and didn't bother in the second according to Alan Shearer.
Can't be bothered to try and work out what this does to our European qualifying chances, but we have qualified for the Conference I believe?
Hopefully that second half performance will put MGW off joining a dressing room that isn't pulling together.
Tomorrow I don't expect the Hammers to be on the beach and will see Forest as a team to beat.
I hope that Mr T is getting better, somethings are more important than football; Taiwo has always given his all but unfortunately doesn't thrive as a second half substitute. I hope he makes a full recovery and goes on to resurrect his career and gets regular starts somewhere.
Hammers v Forest Match Thread
posted on 18/5/25
Gonna be about 10 minutes stoppage time to have to ride out as well
posted on 18/5/25
Another quarter of a half to play
posted on 18/5/25
11 mins, and West Ham are suddenly looking up for a challenge now.
Let’s just get this over the line.
posted on 18/5/25
Why doesn’t Nuno keep going so negative, Yates and Jota now coming on.
posted on 18/5/25
This has descended into chaos but hopefully when the ref blows his whistle just before midnight, we’ll have the 3 points
posted on 18/5/25
Crazy game but we’ve taken it to a final day showdown. CL still possible. Get in
posted on 18/5/25
Just done the double over West Ham I believe, lovely joubly!
posted on 18/5/25
9 away wins this season, is incredible.
It’s slightly ironic that our home form hasn’t been quite as impressive, let’s hope we can put that right next week against Chelsea.
Whilst Champions League football looks unlikely, the Europa League is so much more appealing than the Europa Conference League, don’t fancy that at all.
Newcastle at home to a dogged Everton, Villa away to a totally erratic Man U, City at Fulham, so all to play for, as none of them are nailed on.
Beat Chelsea and HOPE results go our way for a change, which they haven’t been doing recently.
Decent game today, just about deserved to win, glad West Ham didn’t show the same fight for 90 mins as they did for the last 15, and a bit of a shame about the rather chaotic ending.
The dream is still alive, just.
posted on 18/5/25
comment by reddave (U8660)
posted 1 hour, 58 minutes ago
9 away wins this season, is incredible.
It’s slightly ironic that our home form hasn’t been quite as impressive, let’s hope we can put that right next week against Chelsea.
Whilst Champions League football looks unlikely, the Europa League is so much more appealing than the Europa Conference League, don’t fancy that at all.
Newcastle at home to a dogged Everton, Villa away to a totally erratic Man U, City at Fulham, so all to play for, as none of them are nailed on.
Beat Chelsea and HOPE results go our way for a change, which they haven’t been doing recently.
Decent game today, just about deserved to win, glad West Ham didn’t show the same fight for 90 mins as they did for the last 15, and a bit of a shame about the rather chaotic ending.
The dream is still alive, just.
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It's an incredible record in an incredible season
I was lucky enough to remember the 94/95 season and happy memories from that lasted the best part of 25 years, this will be one to tell the grandkids about regardless of the final outcome next Sunday.
posted on 18/5/25
It’s going to the wire.
Forest have to beat Chelsea. Newcastle will probably beat Everton — though a draw’s not out of the question.
Villa might not drop points at Old Trafford, but if they beat Spurs on the 21st, they might still want to finish strong. (Sorry Brennan and Djed.)
And City? Who’s to say they win all their games?
Still all to play for.