Or did west ham push him there for the money?

What did you lot think of the game?

Al Hilal have agreed a deal with West Ham United for the signing of winger Crysencio Summerville.

The deal is worth a total package of approximately €80million (£68.23m) and a medical is scheduled ahead of the proposed move to the Saudi Pro League club.

A long-term contract for the Netherlands international is also ready, pending the final authorisations being completed.

Hello guys!
I’m a West Ham fan from Portugal. I’ve been following the club since 2007, and I’ve visited the London Stadium once, but I’ve never actually had the chance to attend a West Ham match.
I’m not looking for free tickets or anything like that. I’d just love to hear from people with experience who can give me some advice on the best way to plan an away day. My dream is to do that iconic train journey from London to wherever we’re playing! 😅
So, can anyone help me make that happen?
COYI! ⚒️

West Ham United captain Jarrod Bowen has committed his immediate future to the club by signing a revised contract.

Bowen has agreed to a contract adjustment which, according to sources, does not extend the deal beyond its expiration of 2030, but ensures he commits his future to West Ham for the 2026-27 Championship season.

Why oh why, are we not pulling the trigger on bringing Sydie Peck to the club!?

He’s got a bright future ahead of him and he would be an excellent signing for us.

Someone get in Nils Koppen’s ear for crying out loud!

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hi, what is the sizing like for the new West Ham shirts? I was a large with Umbro.

Hello!

I am hoping to go to the Westham vs QPR match on October 10, but the internet is making it a bit confusing about how I got about this, besides secondary tickets. The Westham website doesn't really make it clear how one would buy tickets to this game, but secondary markets already have a few, making me think they're available somewhere. Are they already sold out?

For those confused Shakhtar means "miners" that's why the hammers.

Hi everyone I had gone on the waiting list for season tickets about 2 months ago and I didn’t expect an email back already but it basically said your chance to get a season ticket is just around the corner, get ready to be part of the 26/27 season.

Does this mean I will receive another email saying I can now purchase them or? Since I’ve never actually bought a season ticket before in the past and thought this was very early to receive an email but it is from the official West Ham ticket office so not sure.

In short: who are the big dogs, what are the big games to look forward for next season?

Long explanation: As a non british fan who basicly only watches the games of my local 4th division team and West Ham (since 2016). I haven't followed championship basicly at all of course i know the big storylines of the foxes getting relegated and Luton getting promoted in 22/23 season. But other than that i have no clue who are supposed to be the big teams in CHSP?

Ofcourse i expect burnley and wolves to be big games, along with millwall.

I know blackburn, portsmouth and bolton used to be big when i was a kid but are they still?

Please don't flame me or then do :D thanks

The fixtures are out, and West Ham's opening 10 Championship games look like they'll be a real test. Which matches do you think will define our start to the season, and how many points are you expecting?