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Everton 2-2 West Ham United. Saturday 22nd January @ 15.00.

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NEVILLE-HEITINGA-DISTAN-BAINES

COLEMAN-RODWELL-FELLAINI-ARTETA

BILLY

BECKFORD

Just picking up on what someone said yesterday about moving Mikel to try and freshen him up a bit

This would change if Saha was back of course
 
Hopefully Saha will regain conciousness as I like what he and Beckford offer.

Defo want Billy to start and swap Rodwell for Arteta, the bad crab.
 
chicoazul said:
A must, must win if such a tedious handle existed for a game.

Whilst abject disappointment didn't reign freely post derby, the type of optimism that only a home win over Spurs and a win against ****e lower league opposition can only bring.

That said we are playing with a bit more confidence and the league is still very very tight so hope runs free.

West Ham are having a crap season, a crapper one than ours. Avram Grant has been read the last rites more times than Zsa Zsa Gabor. If he keeps on getting beat then he won't have a leg stand to stand on with the fans when he asks for more time as manager there, particularly with the rat like O'Neill supposedly sniffing about.

They did have a productive Christmas and at the heart of it was Scott Parker, a fine player who always seem to turn it on against us. One of them festive games was a one all draw at Upton Park, when we really should have done better against a team there for the taking. Not unlike the derby then.

We've something of a good record with West Ham at Goodison, enjoying decent wins more often than not. Save last season when it ended up in a disappointing 2-2 with them scrapping for their Premiership lives.

It wouldn't be a West Ham discussion without mentioning what massive tits Sullivan and the sex-offending-Santa lookalike Gold are. I wish them despicable beauts nothing but failure, which is unfortunate as I like the West Ham fans who usually come across quite well.

The 4-4-2 stalled a wee bit at Anfield as Liverpool's five in midfield gained the upper hand for some periods, notable when they were first to a lot of the second balls. West Ham may employ similar but you'd think that the 4-4-2 is made for games like this as home where we have struggled to kill of teams recently.
Anichebe and Beckford toiled well enough up front but I'd be happier with Saha returning who always seems to have a goal in him against West Ham. It's looking likely that the bad greedy Christian Pienaar will on pastures new so that left hand side poses a problem. Usually our most productive outlet, Osman didn't do much to stake a claim in the last game. Bilyaletdinov has looked a bit more confident in recent cameos so I reckon he'll start there.
Arteta continues to underwhelm so maybe there might be a change there. Jagielka should be back form injury so Moyes might have a selection poser as Heitinga has not really done anything wrong in the last couple of games.

In a season of stuttering and starting it's important than we gain some momentum with a couple of difficult games approaching after this. Too often we've failed to take three points from games we should be winning, hopefully this game will buck that trend.
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A better write up this week cheeks, did you have some help :lol:

This will be the first time this season this wool has been to the old lady.

I cant wait, and I am bringing the lucky charm kids.

3 - 0 Blues. (y)
 

I'd just like to take this opportunity to say I was right in saying both Distin and Kuyt would score at the Derby. Distin impressed me highly with his header as oppsed to the predicted thigh / back heel.

Admittedly I was way off on the Tony Hibbert over head kick.

So this week, taking all of this on board, my official prediction is Distin 40 yarder, and Hibbo deft chip from edge of the box. 2-0 Blueboys....

Next.
 
Guardian Chalkboards show how much of a torrid time Wayne Bridge had against Arsenal, was at fault for all three goals and failed with all four of his attempted tackles.

Enter Seamus Coleman, who will do a John Terry with his handshake before bum-raping him into next week down that right flank.
 
Summerskin said:
Guardian Chalkboards show how much of a torrid time Wayne Bridge had against Arsenal, was at fault for all three goals and failed with all four of his attempted tackles.

Enter Seamus Coleman, who will do a John Terry with his handshake before bum-raping him into next week down that right flank.
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Lol!!!!!
 
We should annihilate them! We should play Bily on the left if Saha is back, if not i'd like Bily to play behind Beckford, I don't like the look of Anichebe he looks so unfit, yes he's good at holding the ball but thats about it. Vaughany is better than him, he would be good on the left, but i want Bily to get games now, especially now Pienaar is going.
If we get an early goal.....It's going to be a goal fest!!! COYB
 

West Ham are poor, they only have two players who would realistically get into our squad, Parker and Cole. Coleman should rip Bridge into pieces and as long as we score first then their defence will likely crumble. We really ought to batter these.
 
chicoazul said:
A must, must win if such a tedious handle existed for a game.

Whilst abject disappointment didn't reign freely post derby, the type of optimism that only a home win over Spurs and a win against ****e lower league opposition can only bring.

That said we are playing with a bit more confidence and the league is still very very tight so hope runs free.

West Ham are having a crap season, a crapper one than ours. Avram Grant has been read the last rites more times than Zsa Zsa Gabor. If he keeps on getting beat then he won't have a leg stand to stand on with the fans when he asks for more time as manager there, particularly with the rat like O'Neill supposedly sniffing about.

They did have a productive Christmas and at the heart of it was Scott Parker, a fine player who always seem to turn it on against us. One of them festive games was a one all draw at Upton Park, when we really should have done better against a team there for the taking. Not unlike the derby then.

We've something of a good record with West Ham at Goodison, enjoying decent wins more often than not. Save last season when it ended up in a disappointing 2-2 with them scrapping for their Premiership lives.

It wouldn't be a West Ham discussion without mentioning what massive tits Sullivan and the sex-offending-Santa lookalike Gold are. I wish them despicable beauts nothing but failure, which is unfortunate as I like the West Ham fans who usually come across quite well.

The 4-4-2 stalled a wee bit at Anfield as Liverpool's five in midfield gained the upper hand for some periods, notable when they were first to a lot of the second balls. West Ham may employ similar but you'd think that the 4-4-2 is made for games like this as home where we have struggled to kill of teams recently.
Anichebe and Beckford toiled well enough up front but I'd be happier with Saha returning who always seems to have a goal in him against West Ham. It's looking likely that the bad greedy Christian Pienaar will on pastures new so that left hand side poses a problem. Usually our most productive outlet, Osman didn't do much to stake a claim in the last game. Bilyaletdinov has looked a bit more confident in recent cameos so I reckon he'll start there.
Arteta continues to underwhelm so maybe there might be a change there. Jagielka should be back form injury so Moyes might have a selection poser as Heitinga has not really done anything wrong in the last couple of games.

In a season of stuttering and starting it's important than we gain some momentum with a couple of difficult games approaching after this. Too often we've failed to take three points from games we should be winning, hopefully this game will buck that trend.
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We've been sound in the difficult looking games. It's the easy looking ones we've been a bit gash in. As you say though, the 4-4-2 thang should be too much for a desperately doomed looking Hammers side. But we've thought that before. So we might aswell think it again hey. COYB!! 19 - 0 to Eblington
 

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