The Official West Ham United Thread. Vol 3
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RichB said:
coldel said:
Inevitable that Nuno would want his own team. coldel said:
RichB said:
coldel said:
Inevitable that Nuno would want his own team. 
RichB said:
coldel said:
RichB said:
coldel said:
Inevitable that Nuno would want his own team. coldel said:
Bet that bloke's done OK for less than 10 months work. Club pissing money away as usual & back to signing dross via the midgets pet agents.
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“West Ham United is pleased to confirm that Academy coaches Mark Robson, Steve Potts, Gerard Prenderville, and Billy Lepine have been given permanent first-team positions by head coach Nuno Espírito Santo.
The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach”.
Great stuff,might be getting the heart of our club back a bit.Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach”.
Great stuff,might be getting the heart of our club back a bit.Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
sjc said:
West Ham United is pleased to confirm that Academy coaches Mark Robson, Steve Potts, Gerard Prenderville, and Billy Lepine have been given permanent first-team positions by head coach Nuno Espírito Santo.
The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach .
Great stuff, might be getting the heart of our club back a bit. Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
This sounds like a great move by Nuno, continuity and it's what the supporters want to see. I don't know the chaps but they seem to have done well with the academy. The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach .
Great stuff, might be getting the heart of our club back a bit. Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
p.s. How's your lad doing these days SJC, goalkeeper isn't he?
RichB said:
sjc said:
West Ham United is pleased to confirm that Academy coaches Mark Robson, Steve Potts, Gerard Prenderville, and Billy Lepine have been given permanent first-team positions by head coach Nuno Espírito Santo.
The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach .
Great stuff, might be getting the heart of our club back a bit. Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
This sounds like a great move by Nuno, continuity and it's what the supporters want to see. I don't know the chaps but they seem to have done well with the academy. The quartet, who have been assisting Nuno on an interim basis since his appointment, will now assume their roles full-time: Mark, Steve, and Gerard as first-team coaches, and Billy as goalkeeping coach .
Great stuff, might be getting the heart of our club back a bit. Billy Lepine was assistant academy keeper coach when Ben was there 10 years ago great to see him get to that level. His Dad Dennis was a bit of a West Ham legend.
p.s. How's your lad doing these days SJC, goalkeeper isn't he?
He’s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent….which might be an interesting journey!
sjc said:
Indeed he was Rich,but a fractured ankle,torn ligaments in the same ankle,a tarsal coalition operation,a double fracture of the right knee (with a torn Acl/Mcl at the same time) over a 10 year period put paid to that he can t even play 5 a side now unfortunately.
He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Ouch, that’s really bad luck.He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Working for the football agent should be interesting and potentially very lucrative though.
bad company said:
sjc said:
Indeed he was Rich,but a fractured ankle,torn ligaments in the same ankle,a tarsal coalition operation,a double fracture of the right knee (with a torn Acl/Mcl at the same time) over a 10 year period put paid to that he can t even play 5 a side now unfortunately.
He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Ouch, that s really bad luck.He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Working for the football agent should be interesting and potentially very lucrative though.
bad company said:
sjc said:
Indeed he was Rich,but a fractured ankle,torn ligaments in the same ankle,a tarsal coalition operation,a double fracture of the right knee (with a torn Acl/Mcl at the same time) over a 10 year period put paid to that he can t even play 5 a side now unfortunately.
He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Ouch, that s really bad luck.He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Working for the football agent should be interesting and potentially very lucrative though.
RichB said:
bad company said:
sjc said:
Indeed he was Rich,but a fractured ankle,torn ligaments in the same ankle,a tarsal coalition operation,a double fracture of the right knee (with a torn Acl/Mcl at the same time) over a 10 year period put paid to that he can t even play 5 a side now unfortunately.
He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Ouch, that s really bad luck.He s just about to start working as an assistant to a football agent .which might be an interesting journey!
Working for the football agent should be interesting and potentially very lucrative though.
The BBC are reporting that Palace are interested in Kilman as a potential replacement for Guehi.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cpw1...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cpw1...
Richtea1970 said:
Not sure if mentioned already but Antonio training with Brentford and Fulkrug has a 'muscle injury' which will rule him out for a 'few weeks'
That bloke's the answer to "worst West Ham striker ever". Indeffective, unfit, perma-injured, ultra-expensive waste of money.
TCEvo said:
Richtea1970 said:
Not sure if mentioned already but Antonio training with Brentford and Fulkrug has a 'muscle injury' which will rule him out for a 'few weeks'
That bloke's the answer to "worst West Ham striker ever".Indeffective, unfit, perma-injured, ultra-expensive waste of money.
The bar for that is so high I doubt even that Duplantis bloke with a very long pole would clear it.
Hammer67 said:
TCEvo said:
Richtea1970 said:
Not sure if mentioned already but Antonio training with Brentford and Fulkrug has a 'muscle injury' which will rule him out for a 'few weeks'
That bloke's the answer to "worst West Ham striker ever". Indeffective, unfit, perma-injured, ultra-expensive waste of money. sjc said:
I don't remember that, one of his bullet headers! 
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