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Delighted Gold names personal man of match

Get in my son!

Get in my son!

David Gold had little hesitation in handing James Collins his personal man of the match award following the draw against Everton.

He claimed it was a close call between the claret and blue bleeding-loyalist and relative newcomer Arthur Masuaku but that the pride and passion of The Ginger Pele won the day for him.

He said: “I’ve been saying for weeks that Arthur is a top top player and a serious bargain buy at £5 million, he had a really great game but Ginge was the key in not giving Lukaku a sniff – not one single opportunity to turn.

“He was absolutely magnificent over the entire 90 minutes and his passion for this club is being seen week in week out – he has to be my man of the match.”

And he added: “It was goal-less but that doesn’t alter the fact that it was among our best performances of the season against a very good team.

“It was a fantastic performance and precisely what we needed. Full credit to Havard Nortveidt too who had his best game in a Hammers short in his strongest position.

“We look in good shape and with that half an hour under his belt, Sakho – looking as strong as we have seen him – can look forward to the next week. Well done too to Slaven who got it spot on and saw every player pull it out for him.

Great performance all round and lots of plusses.”

 

 

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Hugh Southon is a lifelong Iron and the founding editor of ClaretandHugh. He is a national newspaper journalist of many years experience and was Bobby Moore's 'ghost' writer during the great man's lifetime. He describes ClaretandHugh as "the Hammers daily newspaper!" Follow on Twitter @hughsouthon

4 comments on “Delighted Gold names personal man of match

  1. Agree with all these comments I do not know what game that plonker Hugh was watching when he dreamed up his scores

  2. Its taken a hell of a long time but we are at last beginning to see what Masuaku,Nordveidt,Fonte are really like.Lets hope that next season this bedding in time has done the trick.

  3. If it wasn’t Collins, it was Masuaku. I seriously don’t see how Cresswell can walk back into the LB slot. Masuaku’s a much better tackler, more positionally aware (he’s not often fifty yards out of position when the opposition counter-attack) and far better going forwards; he really ought to be first choice. Quite what Bilic was thinking when brought Aaron on to play right midfield beats me!

  4. Absolutely spot on , David . Nice to be able to say good things for change . It’s been a while.., in fact it’s been a long while . Everton may have been below Thier polished best but West Ham contributed to Thier tarnished performance .

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