Posts Tagged ‘Gianfranco Zola’

I think we would have much prefered the Hammers giving the Spuds a hiding on Sunday but it didnt happen due to defensive errors but we can take our old enemy Millwall to the cleaners tonight to make up for our miserable weekend.
Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola insists he cannot afford to rest players for the clash while the club works on targeting signings. For now, Zola is short on numbers ahead of what he expects to be hostile atmosphere when they face Millwall. Matthew Upson as a captain will want the team to fight hard against Millwall and go through to the next round of the Carling cup.

Prediction 3-1 to the Hammers
Cole to score at least 2 (as long as he remembers hes playing for West ham united and not England)

West Ham vs Millwall

Here are 6 latest match for West Ham and Millwall

West Ham United

West Ham – Tottenham 1 – 2
Wolverhampton – West Ham 0 – 2
West Ham – Napoli 0 – 1
Beijing Guoan – West Ham 0 – 2
West Ham – Tottenham 0 – 1
Thurrock – West Ham 2 – 3

Millwall

0 – 0 Southend – Millwall
2 – 0 Millwall – Oldham
0 – 0 Millwall – Carlisle
4 – 0 Millwall – Bournemouth
1 – 1 Southampton – Millwall
2 – 3 Welling – Millwall

So, where can I watch live West Ham vs Millwall online streaming for free Carling Cup 2009/2010? Ok fans, from Upton Park Stadium, We will try to find a stream for West Ham vs Millwall live feed video online free. Don’t worry we will give you the video broadcast tv online for free from  Goalfanzine.com

Did anyone catch the write up of the Spurs game in the Fail on Sunday?
Ian Ridley put together this farcical piece that brown noses old Rednapp for about 40% of the article, before grudgingly mentioning the Hammers.
It starts with the headline; ‘Rednapp still riding high over hammers s Roman puts his best foot forward’. (Anyone tell Ridley we are still above Spurs?). Apparently, it’s now all over. This win has Spurs “looking towards a place in next season’s new Europa league, possibly at West Ham’s expense”. Oh, and guess what, ‘arry has done a ‘remarkable’ job and spending some £15m on Pavlychenko appears to be wholly justifiable according to Ridley because he’s now had one half decent game against us after a winter of mediocrity. Great rate of return, ‘arry – well done.
Zola gets a cursory nod from Ridley – “it might now be too much to ask for (our) manager Gianfranco Zola, who has done an excellent job this season, to sustain a challenge for a European place”. Excellent job indeed, Ridley. Oh, and without the odd spare £15m to throw at players who do bugger all for 15 games but then put in 1 performance and trigger the old familiar we luv ‘arry rhetoric from our pathetic media who seem unable, or unwilling, to see the chancer for what he is. Give me Zola and Clark any day.