Every Hammer gets their seasonal rating

CandH new boy Josh Southon gives his verdict on the performances of those who have worn the claret and blue at some stage this season

Fabianski: Easily the player this season and clear Hammer of the Year. Class in excess 9

Zabaleta: A crucial part of the team since he arrived and absolutely nothing bad to say about him at all. 7

Balbuena: Despite a four month injury showed he was as good after as before with a series of excellent performances 7

Diop: Remarkable first season and a great player with a lot more in his locker 8

Fredericks: Real bright future ahead of the former Fulham man. Magnificent on Saturday and improving by the game. 7

Cresswell: Not the player he was and has been forced to fight it out with Arthur for his place 6

Masuaku: If the real Arthur turns up in the wide left sided role you have a player and a half but it ain’t always so 6

Johnson: Excellent debut against Man City No rating

Ogbonna: Has had his weak moments but shown his worth on various occasions – scored and claimed assist. 6.

Rice: Not much more can be said about the man regularly dubbed the “next Bobby Moore” Top performances week in week out and there’s so much more to come 9

Noble:  Had his poor moments but looks quality of late and in a Pellegrini side his passing is a big asset 7

Obiang: Finishing well but there has been some pretty average stuff thrown in along the way 6

Yarmolenko: Looked really exciting on his limited appearances before injury No rating

Anderson: Cracking purchase last window and has lived up to the £35m . Scored 10 goals this season with numerous assists, exceptional player overall 8

Lanzini: Glimpses of some of that old form but not enough of it yet. We’ll see where we really are next season 6

Nasri: Only half a dozen appearances but always special when he’s on the pitch 6

Wilshere: Simply haven’t seen enough of him to give a rating

Sanchez: Ditto above

Snodgrass: The Scot has done so well to bounce back from his Villa exile and has rarely let the team down 7

Diangana: Arrived from nowhere and hasn’t looked at all out of place in the big leage. Potential unlimited 6

Perez : With six goals to his name he has certainly been worth the minor £4 million investment. Possibly under-rated 6

Antonio: Got better and better as the season went buy and now at the peak of his form – he is going nowhere 7

Arnautovic : Still our best striker but returning to his highly energetic and highly threatening best 7

Chicharito: Very hit and miss season despite nine goals. Body language not the best at times and a player who doesn’t give the impression he’s really up for it. 5

Carroll: What can we say that hasn’t been said before? Poor poor season, give thanks it’s over once and for all 3