Big Sam rejects ins and outs for West Ham

New West Ham boss has rejected rumours that they are ready to bid for the likes of Blackburn's El Hadj Diouf and Liverpool's Joe Cole.

Click to read more ...

Allardyce Ready for Upton Park Hammer Blow

Sam Allardyce becomes the latest man to take up the mantle at Upton Park, the second appointment by the fearsome Gold, Brady, and Sullivan combination.

Click to read more ...

Ten Transfers That ARE Going To Happen

The Champions League final closed the curtain on what has been an eventful season of football right across Europe. Once again, it was the dazzling dynamos from Barcelona that set the pace, capping it with the win at Wembley. The side has grown over many years into something beautiful. That wasn't a football game – that was a work of art. Man Utd were left straggling, and ultimately, the only side that could beat Barcelona - couldn't. So as the players jet off for a week or two, where will they be next season? “Silly Season”, as it is known, has begun, and come midnight on September 1^st, it could all be very different. So here's a list of ten transfers that are looking on the cards in the Premier League.

Click to read more ...

Survival Sunday…and breathe

Well wasn’t that exciting?

Click to read more ...

End Of Season Reports For Clubs

And just like that we’re done with another Premier League season. It seems only yesterday that Manchester United were dropping points at Everton, Spurs were thrashing Inter Milan and Sunderland were dreaming of Europe. Since a very hasty super-injunction has legally prevented any levels of actually insight or analysis in RPO we’ll just make do with a teacher’s review of each club:

Click to read more ...

Di Canio: Triumph or Tragedy

Despite his legendary status amongst fans, it should be with some trepidation that Swindon fans must greet this experiment. It will more than likely end in either glorious triumph or an unceremonious tragedy.

Click to read more ...

Samba, Cahill and Parker linked (again) to Arsenal

The Express reports that Mr Wenger is finally right to put his hand in his pocket and invest in tried and tested experienced Premiership stars.

Click to read more ...

City, Spurs and Arsenal fight it out for Hammers star

Following West Ham’s relegation into England’s second tier of football, a mass exodus of West Ham “stars” are set for the exit door.

Click to read more ...

Bye Bye West Ham

So after 6 seasons of, let's be honest, struggle, West Ham finally succumbed to the drop and from next season will be playing Championship football. After several years of bad ownership, bad management and bad players it's all caught up with the cheery mockneys and down they went after defeat at Wigan.

Click to read more ...

Bye Bye Ba

With relegation looming, the Hammers auction begins, starting with Demba Ba.

Click to read more ...

This is why I don’t bet regularly

To follow the title….I am always wrong. I predict match results wrong, scores wrong, who will win the league, champions league spot, everything.

Click to read more ...

How does the future look for football’s volatile marriages?

As the dust settles on the royal wedding, and the world begins to watch William and Kate beginning to settle down as husband and wife, attention also turns firmly back towards the Premier League. With the season drawing to a climax, we begin to look to the other tempestuous relationships that may or may not survive the summer.

Click to read more ...

Spurs and City battle it out for Parker

With relegation looming the PFA Player of the Year could on his way to the Eastland’s or to local rivals Tottenham.

Click to read more ...

A picture is worth 1000 words and a Torres goal; £50m

It was a moment that the Chelsea faithful had been waiting for. Having started on the bench for the fifth successive game, playing second fiddle to a re-vitalised Didier Drogba, Fernando Torres was, once again, required to make another substitute appearance for the Blues and, potentially, add to his 895 minutes worth of game time without scoring a goal.

Click to read more ...

Ruling out new financial regulations

Never in the politics of the governance of football has there been a time when rank hypocrisy has been in evidence. Ok, apart from differing punishments for Torquay and Herford compared to West Ham (regarding Carlos Tevez) for essentially the same crime

Click to read more ...