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Earthy in Dream Land following goal

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George Earthy couldn’t have been happier following his goal for West Ham against Luton yesterday. The Hammers’ academy graduate was briefly interviewed by the club’s in-house media team right after the game and was visibly buzzing after his excellent finish.

Earthy’s goal received the loudest cheer of the day at the London Stadium, rounding off a superb play after great work from Vladimir Coufal and Mohammed Kudus.

Asked how he felt, Earthy said, “It was literally a dream—that’s what you dream of your whole life. I’m a West Ham fan. I can’t describe it; I can’t put it into words.” At that point, Kaelan Casey, who also got a few minutes as a substitute for Angelo Ogbonna, joined his friend and added, “Yeah, it wasn’t bad, was it?”

Both were thrilled to have made their mark, highlighting the morale boost that comes when academy players are given their chance.

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Kris Gonzo (commonly known to the West Ham community as Gonzo) is the co-founder of Hammers Chat (established 2014) and the lead video content creator and columnist for Claret and Hugh.

With over a decade of professional sports media experience, he is a frequent West Ham United analyst and contributor for Sky Sports News, BBC Football Focus, and BBC Radio 5 Live. He previously served as an official video and content creator for West Ham United FC during the club's tenure at Upton Park and featured in the official documentary commemorating the historic final game at the Boleyn Ground.

A lifelong Hammer since the legendary 10-0 victory over Bury, when he isn't providing daily match analysis on the Hammers Chat YouTube Channel or broadcasting on X (@GONZObignose), he can be found walking his dog and restoring classic pinball machines.

4 comments

  • Bonzo says:

    These lads developing over the last few years winning the youth cup etc are part of the best crop of youngsters we’ve had since Joe Cole’s day probably. Great that they’re finally getting to an age where we can start using them. If they’re good enough I’ve no doubt theyll make the breakthrough into the first team. Lopetegui is a lucky man to inherit these lads.

  • Billboy says:

    Seeing one of our own hit the back of the net, Priceless. Hope we see more of this young man. He’s a hammer to the core.

  • Dave says:

    Its shame he didn’t play them lot more

  • Hammeroo says:

    A nice parting gift from Mr Moyes, allowing a couple of academy graduates to have their day and shine!

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