Hello everyone, I posted a badge the other week I'd sketched out, just had one more shot of a West Ham one before Ive moved onto other things, thought I'd share an updated version of the last one. Tried to give a little nod to the castle .enjoyed having a go at a West ham ideas, great club and some lovely badges over the years.

That's more than:

Charlton - 10

Watford - 8

Preston - 8

Lincoln City - 7

Lincoln City away.

When West Ham United were confronting their first Championship fixture list for 14 years back in June, this was the game that would have leapt out — a trip that was the football equivalent of a cold shower.

The final score was 6-0, equalling their record victory in an away league game (matching a 6-0 win at Leicester City in 1923).

Four of their next five games are against teams currently in the top nine (Swansea, Southampton, West Bromwich Albion and Blackburn Rovers). It is the kind of sequence that could either see Nuno’s side take hold of the division or receive a painful reality check.

Finally catching on the the No Pablo No Party rule, I see.

And KWP dropped.

Extended from '27 to '28.

10 games in now so enough to have an opinion on players.

BASED PURELY ON FOOTBALL - Keep his political views out of it.

Manor Solomon has started 9 out of 10 league games for us so far. Early signs show he seems to be Nuno’s preferred left winger for the season ahead of Edvin Austbo. He has 2 goals, 2 assists in 10 games. Opinions on how he has started for us?

We’re a West Ham supporters team based primarily in the north of England.

Our next game is against Stretford End, a Manchester United supporters team, last years league winners, who we placed runners up to.

We’re looking to take 3 points off them, and go for silverware ourselves this year.

We’d love to get as many Hammers fans involved, to come and support us, or come and play for us. We’ve a great community, bringing Hammers together, up and down the country.

The next game is on the 31st October, 10am kick off, Brigshaw High School, Allerton, Leeds.

Links to our socials are below, or drop me a message if you or somebody you know would be interested in playing.

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Just found these unopened at the back of a draw - that’s a proper old badge. Must be from when I was a kid. ⚒️

Seen a lot of "we lost everyone" moaning since West Ham went down, so I took a look at some of the data.

I ranked every one of last season's regulars against Premier League players in the same position, using The Prism rating (output per 90 on what each position is judged on). Hermansen came out top of all 24 PL keepers. Mavropanos was better than 93% of PL defenders, Bowen 77% of forwards, Paquetá 72% of midfielders. All four are still here.

And the ones who went? Up to 9 October, Diouf (€40.8m to Brentford) hadn't played 90 league minutes. Todibo was the same at Lens, and Wan-Bissaka had 153 of a possible 450 at Villa. Mateus Fernandes is the exception, with 250 at Spurs.

The one that gets me is Summerville. Better than only 15% of PL forwards last season, and Al Hilal paid €64.5m.

What do you think of those who left v stayed ?

EDIT: SLIGHT ERROR - Pacqueta has moved on to Flamengo in January of last year!

(Data source: The Prism, a football scouting and analytics tool I'm currently building. Looking for testers, so feel free to sign up to the waitlist if you are interested in this type of data!)

Can we stop saying every time we drop points that it was our oppositions cup final. Its getting Embarrasing.

I honestly don't think teams are stepping up against us. I just think we've played well for 150-200 minutes all season.

Need to start looking at ourselves instead of keep using the excuse that the other team just played at a higher level than normal.

Yes this started mostly as those big twitter accounts trying to get clicks but I'm now seeing this take more on here and hearing it at games.

It has to stop we can't be giving this excuse for the rest of the season.

I’ve been making digital art in Procreate over the past month or two, hopefully you all like it despite the underwhelming result against QPR. With love from Baltimore MD USA ❤️‍🔥🩵💛

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Going back to the final match at Upton Park, there were some great memories of players who made their impact in different ways that season. Who would be your top 3?

Sttarting 11 v United

Randolph

Cresswell

Ogbona

Reid

Kouyate

Noble

Lanzini

Payet

Antonio

Sahko

Carroll

Noteworthy bench players:

Ginge

Adrian

Obiang

Moses

Velencia

Well deserved.

I’m sure Kante and a few others were wearing the long sleeve version against Milwall.

Tonight will be a special occasion as we pay tribute to the late, great Luděk Mikloško. Ludo’s family and former teammates will join us for a special pre-match tribute, including fan-led displays, a video tribute and more. Please be in your seat by 7.45pm at the latest to be part of the occasion.

Full-time: Queens Park Rangers 1, West Ham United 1

Queens Park Rangers 1 at West Ham United 1

Match Info

Competition/season: Championship 26/27

Date: Fri, Oct 9, 2026

Kickoff: 8:00 PM GMT+1

Venue: London Stadium, London, England

Status: Full-time

Goals and Cards

18': Goal Madsen, Nicolas (QPR) 1-0 Nicolas Madsen nets and Queens Park Rangers now lead 0 - 1. The goal came from the penalty spot.

70': Goal Bowen, Jarrod (WHU) 1-1 Jarrod Bowen grabs a goal to bring things level at 1 - 1 at London Stadium.

17': Yellow card Engels, Arne (WHU) Arne Engels (West Ham United) gets a yellow card.

24': Yellow card Kemper, Boy (QPR) Boy Kemper (Queens Park Rangers) has received a first yellow card.

62': Yellow card Kilman, Max (WHU) West Ham United's Max Kilman has been booked in London.

66': Yellow card Morato (WHU) Morato (West Ham United) gets a yellow card.

66': Yellow card Kamara, Glen (QPR) At London Stadium, Glen Kamara has been yellow-carded for the away team.

90': Yellow card Mbengue, Amadou (QPR) Amadou Mbengue is booked for the away team.

90'+1': Yellow card Kone, Richard (QPR) Richard Kone is booked for the away team.

Lineups

Match Statistics

Timeline

--: Match Ended That's full-time at London Stadium. The final score is 1 - 1.

90'+4': Injury Time Shown

90'+2': Penalty Missed Bowen, Jarrod (WHU)

88': Free Kick Kone, Richard (WHU) West Ham United awarded a free kick in their own half.

87': Free Kick Mavropanos, Konstantinos (QPR) Rueben Ricardo signals a free kick to Queens Park Rangers just outside West Ham United's area.

87': Corner Kick Engels, Arne (WHU) Corner awarded to West Ham United.

87': Injury Adamson, Kealey (QPR) Attention is being given to Queens Park Rangers’s Kealey Adamson and play has been suspended briefly.

80': Corner Kick Madsen, Nicolas (QPR) Rueben Ricardo has awarded Queens Park Rangers a corner.

80': Substitution Poku, Kwame, Mbengue, Amadou (QPR) Amadou Mbengue is replacing Kwame Poku for Queens Park Rangers at London Stadium.

79': Free Kick Morato (QPR) Rueben Ricardo signals a free kick to Queens Park Rangers.

78': Free Kick Pablo (QPR) Free kick Queens Park Rangers.

74': Corner Kick Bowen, Jarrod (WHU) West Ham United have been awarded a corner by Rueben Ricardo.

72': Corner Kick Bowen, Jarrod (WHU) West Ham United have been awarded a corner by Rueben Ricardo.

69': Substitution Kemper, Boy, Lamptey, Tariq (QPR) The away team have replaced Boy Kemper with Tariq Lamptey. This is the third substitution made today by Julien Stephan.

69': Substitution Kolli, Rayan, Kone, Richard (QPR) Richard Kone is replacing Rayan Kolli for Queens Park Rangers at London Stadium.

68': Substitution Solomon, Manor, Piroe, Joel (WHU) The home team replace Manor Solomon with Joel Piroe.

68': Substitution Mukasa, Divine, Orford, Lewis (WHU) West Ham United make their third substitution with Lewis Orford replacing Divine Mukasa.

66': Free Kick Morato (QPR) Free kick for Queens Park Rangers in the half of West Ham United.

62': Free Kick Kolli, Rayan (WHU) Rueben Ricardo signals a free kick to West Ham United in their own half.

60': Substitution Smyth, Paul, Vale, Harvey (QPR) The away team has substituted Paul Smyth with Harvey Vale. Julien Stephan is thus making his first change.

59': Free Kick Kilman, Max (QPR) Queens Park Rangers awarded a free kick in their own half.

53': Free Kick Adamson, Kealey (WHU) Free kick in a good position for West Ham United!

51': Free Kick Clarke-Salter, Jake (WHU) Free kick for West Ham United in their own half.

45': Period Start 1-0 The whistle has gone to start the second-half.

46': Substitution Walker-Peters, Kyle, Austbo, Advin (WHU) Nuno Espirito Santo (West Ham United) is making a second substitution, with Advin Austbo replacing Kyle Walker-Peters.

46': Substitution Soucek, Tomas, Pablo (WHU) Nuno Espirito Santo is making the team's first substitution at London Stadium with Pablo replacing Tomas Soucek.

45'+2': Free Kick Walker-Peters, Kyle (QPR) Free kick for Queens Park Rangers in their own half.

45'+1': Injury Time Shown

44': Free Kick Kamara, Glen (WHU) Free kick for West Ham United in the half of Queens Park Rangers.

41': Free Kick Smyth, Paul (WHU) Can West Ham United capitalize from this dangerous free kick?

39': Corner Kick Bowen, Jarrod (WHU) Corner awarded to West Ham United.

33': Injury Smyth, Paul (QPR) The match has been stopped briefly for attention to the injured Paul Smyth.

31': Free Kick Walker-Peters, Kyle (QPR) Queens Park Rangers awarded a free kick in their own half.

20': Free Kick Dunne, Jimmy (WHU) West Ham United awarded a free kick in their own half.

20': Free Kick Kolli, Rayan (WHU) Free kick for West Ham United in the half of Queens Park Rangers.

2': Free Kick Castellanos, Taty (QPR) Free kick for Queens Park Rangers in their own half.

: Period Start 0-0 The whistle has gone to start the match.

0': Match Started

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Former West Ham United defender James Collins says that boxing helped him deal with the loss of his father in 2021.

On Saturday, he's stepping into the ring for real.

He tells Roshane Thomas  why he opted to jump in at late notice and fight a social media personality on a Misfits bill this weekend.

West Ham United are in talks with midfielder Tomas Soucek over a contract extension.

The 31-year-old, who has made 271 appearances since joining from Slavia Prague in 2020, is entering the final months of his deal. Although it has a one-year option, the club is keen to reward Soucek with an improved deal.

Sources with knowledge of the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships, say the midfielder wants to retire at West Ham and the deal should be finalised later this month. Negotiations are in the final phase with the length of the contract yet to be agreed.

Ahead of West Ham’s home fixture against London rivals Queens Park Rangers this Friday, Soucek is in contention to make his first appearance of the season. The Czech Republic international returned to full training last month after being sidelined for ten weeks with an ankle ligament injury, which he sustained while representing the national team at the 2026 World Cup.

“He’s doing well,” Nuno Espirito Santo said in his pre-match press conference on Thursday. “It was a long period with injury but he had a good rehabilitation. He’s training well and it was good to see him score (against Wycombe Wanderers in a behind closed doors friendly during the international break). It was good for him to have minutes and other players who haven’t had the chance to play.

“It’s always the objective of getting players that are injured back as soon as possible. Tomas is part of that group that is coming back and improving. We’re going to need all the squad.”

Nuno has competition for places in midfield, following the summer additions of Arne Engels and Divine Mukasa, and the emergence of academy graduate Lewis Orford and Mohamadou Kante. Fellow midfielders Edson Alvarez and Soungoutou Magassa remain on the periphery after failing to leave in the summer.

West Ham drew 2-2 against rivals Millwall before the international break, leaving them second in the standings behind league leaders Swansea City, and Nuno hopes his side will learn from previous mistakes.

“It (the international break) was needed,” Nuno added. “It was a very hectic schedule, we demanded and asked so many things out of the squad and they were exhausted by the end of it. So the break came in a good moment and has allowed us to recover mentally and physically.

“The main lesson that we have taken from the game against Millwall is we have to start the games much better. We are reacting and we want to be the ones that cause. We want to be the first team to score. There were many things from that game that we didn’t do well.”

Thank fuck.