West Ham

As many of us wait for news of our schools reopening fully, it appears that a pocket of Wolverhampton has been beavering away in the classroom all along. With Nuno representing the most studious head teacher we’ve known for a generation and with months to prepare for our long awaited return, should we ever have […]

So…where were we? Ah yes, fighting on two fronts for Champions League football – it wasn’t just a dream. As if this surreal, mind-bending season wasn’t already one to remember for a lifetime, a three-month hiatus and a final act to be played out in empty stadiums across the country, finishing in July almost a […]

It was sad to witness a last 16 European tie played in an empty stadium. But if this one ends up going ahead with 60,000 people in attendance it would be even worse. The Premier League, the FA and failing that the government need to do the responsible thing and shut everything down. Given that […]

As midweek Premier League fixtures go, West Ham at home always feels like a good one. I don’t know what it is about the profile of player they seem to attract but there’s a flakiness to their team that gives you confidence they’ll eventually surrender something. Last night it was some weak marking that allowed […]

I think I’m right in saying West Ham were the only team we doubled last season. The away game early doors that was decided by Adama Traore’s last-minute winner could have gone either way, but the victory at Molineux was comprehensive. Still, had we not won one of those games, it probably would have been […]

So exhilarating is life at Molineux right now that being happy doesn’t do it justice. Thanks to Nuno’s persuasive powers and his ever-impressive side, that feeling of ecstasy – that eluded us for so long – is not only to be expected these days, but it’s to be embraced in a variety of ways. Take […]