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Paqueta Departure “It’s Like a Curse Has Been Lifted From West Ham”
Last night I wrote a piece about Axel Disasi and asked Claret & Hugh readers to give their opinions on West Ham United’s new central defender. Lots of you did, and it made for interesting reading. But there was one particular post from Phil Baker that really made me think — and it wasn’t actually
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Report | ‘Huge shift’ in relegation battle can keep West Ham afloat
West Ham’s victory at Turf Moor has cut the gap to Nottingham Forest to just three points, with only four goals separating the sides on goal difference. With a difficult game against Manchester United on Tuesday, attention now turns to Nuno’s side, especially as Forest face Wolves on Wednesday in a match they are widely
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Nuno faces selection dilemma ahead of Manchester United crunch | West Ham News
The post-match relief from taking three points and a giant stride towards Nottingham Forest will be short lived: West Ham have a quick turnaround before playing the Red Devils midweek. Knowing that Nottingham Forest have a game against the already condemned Wolves the following evening, the pressure to get something out of the Tuesday evening
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West Ham fans snub Crysencio Summerville again as rising star gets Man of the Match award
While West Ham United’s recent revival is down to several reasons, Crysencio Summerville’s role in it cannot be ignored. On Saturday, Summerville scored again as West Ham beat Burnley 2-0 in a huge win at the bottom of the Premier League table. The Dutchman scored the first at Turf Moor and was later involved in the second
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West Ham fans in agreement about Axel Disasi after just 90 minutes of action
Axel Disasi’s debut was a major discussion point for West Ham United fans on Saturday. Indeed, Disasi made his return to Premier League action in a quick-fire debut for West Ham United after joining the club on loan from Chelsea on Deadline Day. The Frenchman played the full game as West Ham beat Burnley 2-0
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Alan Shearer shares why he’s made a U-turn on West Ham United now
West Ham United are not going down without a fight and Premier League pundit Alan Shearer is impressed. On the face of it, a routine win over Burnley is not something to get all that excited about at West Ham United. However, the fact it came just hours after relegation rivals dropped points in the
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West Ham’s Premier League survival chances | Nuno passes judgement
After the Stamford Bridge disaster, it was a very relieved Nuno Espírito Santo who faced the media following his team’s solid performance to leave Turf Moor with three points and a clean sheet. West Ham’s head coach made several big selection calls which could have unravelled badly had either Hermansen or Axel Disasi flopped. Fortunately
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West Ham’s Disasi Gamble Pays Off — Here’s Why I’m Pleasantly Surprised
West Ham United’s transfer deadline day signing Axel Disasi has been called a few uncomplimentary names over the past few days — the most pleasant of which is probably ‘disaster’. Let’s be fair. The Chelsea FC defender, who hadn’t played a competitive game since April 2025, was nobody’s first choice as the defensive reinforcement the
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Three impress as West Ham take back control – sort of | West Ham News
Burnley 0 – 2 West Ham United West Ham achieved their first clean sheet since September – ironically with the same much maligned goalkeeper in between the sticks this time around – as the Irons cruised past Burnley at Turf Moor this afternoon. Couldn’t help feeling apprehensive for Mads Hermansen who had endured a torrid
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Mads Hermansen staggered by what ‘amazing’ Axel Disasi has done at West Ham already
Mads Hermansen was far from a spectator at Turf Moor, West Ham United beating Burnley 2-0, but the returning goalkeeper could hardly have asked for greater protection on his first Premier League start in five months. Nuno Espirito Santo rewarded Hermansen with a shock return to the Hammers XI this weekend. The £18 million signing
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Jarrod Bowen admits he’s not happy with one thing West Ham must be ‘a lot better at’
A win is a win, and a clean sheet is a clean sheet, but no one at West Ham United is getting carried away after that Burnley triumph. Not Jarrod Bowen, and certainly not Nuno Espirito Santo. Crysencio Summerville and Taty Castellanos scored inside the first 30 minutes as the Hammers moved to within touching
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Axel Disasi rated as Nuno shares what West Ham debutant did ‘really well’ at Burnley
West Ham United’s first Premier League clean sheet since September just happened to coincide with Axel Disasi’s first appearance for Nuno Espirito Santo’s outfit in Saturday’s 2-0 win at Burnley. Although, in truth, the word ‘coincide’ is maybe the wrong one to use here. Nuno threw Disasi straight in with Jean-Clair Todibo missing through suspension.
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