Zola could and should be the Manager of the month, 2 games 2 wins and has kept his promise of making football for the West Ham fans enjoyable and attractive.

It was good to see West Ham continue their winning ways under new manager Gianfranco Zola with victory over Fulham today.

Two goals in the final three minutes of the first half turned out to be decisive, with Carlton Cole and then Matthew Etherington finding the net.

There was still time for Fulham striker Andrew Johnson to be sent off before the half-time whistle was blown, but a great day for Cole rewarding Zola back for his midweek fine and Ethers showing Capello that in time he could be wearing an England shirt if his performance stays as good as it has been under the influence of Zola and Clarke.

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Next week is the week that the verdict over Sheffield United’s compensation claim on the Carlos Tevez.

If McCabe wins then West Ham could have to pay up to £50m in compensation to the Sheff Utd owner, but if we win again it will surely be the end of the whole fiasco.

Sheffield United are claiming that due to Tevez playing in the final games for West Ham illegally of the season 2006/07 that it cost them relegation and a loss of £50m, and not the fact that they were not good enough to win or draw the very last game that could have saved them.

West Ham were fined £5.5m by the Premier League for playing Tevez
and Javier Mascherano when their registrations were held by a third
party.

A win for McCabe could be a financial disaster for West Ham unless the West Ham board are already prepared, but a win for BG could mean the new stadium plans will be back on the move and money for Nani and Zola to spend in January.

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