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Pelle happy with Antonio but has one huge demand
The manager was bewildered that some found that surprising saying: “I don’t know why it was a surprise because Mark had a three-game ban after he had a red card and in those three games the team played very well. We won and we drew so it was logical to continue with the same players.
West Ham cupboard may be bare in January
Those thinking West Ham have millions in the bank just waiting for the January transfer window may be in for a shock come to the start of next year.
London Stadium Capacity License could wait until next year
West Ham may need to wait until next year until their safety license is granted to increase London Stadium capacity for West Ham matches to 60,000.
Newham suggest better West Ham ticketing strategy
The Newham led Safety Advisory Group (SAG) has made a formal request, as the safety certifying body, to Stadium Operator LS185 for a ticketing strategy. LS185 will, in turn, ask West Ham for it minutes from an emergency safety meeting on 28th October reveal.
London Stadium Wi-Fi gets closer
London Stadium wide ‘High-density Wi-Fi’ is finally getting closer and could be installed by the end of the year insiders claim.
London Stadium stewarding numbers revealed
The number of stewards deployed at the London Stadium for West Ham games, concerts and athletics have been revealed after a Freedom on information was submitted by Claret and Hugh to Stadium owners E20.
Geordie protest may give the Irons an edge
Rafa Benitez has told planned Newcastle protesters he is not at the club to tell them what they should or shouldn’t do.
Pellegini admits a Zabaleta problem
The Hammers left back problem may be more than troublesome but manager Manuel Pellegrini is equally concerned about the right side and isn’t afraid to say so publicly.
Plain talking Pelle makes his point clear and loud
Manuel Pellegrini has again stressed the importance of the Hammers adopting exactly the tight attitude when they go into action at St James’ park tomorrow (Sat).
Hammers adopt ‘wait and see’ policy on midfielder
West Ham are adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach to Samir Nasri despite reports that he needs to shift a lot of weight if he’s to get a deal at the club.