Mark Noble misses the final game of the season after suffering an injury to his big toe.
Carlton Cole and Alex Song start in what is likely to be their last game for West Ham.
Meanwhile this game also marks the end of loans for Carl Jenkinson and Nene.
The game starting line up is Adrian, Jenkinson, Burke, Reid, Cresswell, Song, Nolan (c), Kouyate, Downing, Valencia, Cole
U r a joke Allardyce. Get Cole and Nolan off. Think of the travelling supporters and get Lee on and Amalfitano
If he has any dignity,which is questionable,he will announce his departure in one hour.
Not long now football lovers!
Cant bloody wait.This game is dross.Last game of the season & he wants to respect the point.Fuxking dinosaur!!
Nene ffs,just do it you stupid hippo.
The guy is a bloody joke,he will rejoice if we get a 0-0.He is deranged.
The geezer is a total mug,end of story.Cant wait for the final whistle so i never have to watch one of his boring **** teams again.Even Newcastle can probably beat us as it is.What a joke.
Only 1 down and and dropped to 12th.
Thismis an absolute fuxking joke.What a surprise,all 3 subs used but Nolan stays on.Hippomis a total ****take of a manager.But still b*stards will be wanting him to stay.Sh*theads!!!
It’s time for the fat lady to sing!
Lol,absolutely pathetic,if anyone can defend this joker they need shooting.P*ssed off with all these politically correct guys who think slagging him means you aint a true fan or makes them loyal super fans.No they are just idiots!!
Brentwood Gazette publishing a statement from joint chairmen confirming BFS gone!
In a statement, Joint-Chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold have paid tribute to Mr Allardyce’s contributions and explained what they will be looking for in their new manager.
“We would like to start by thanking Sam Allardyce for his valuable work since arriving at the Boleyn Ground four years ago,” they said.
“He leaves the Club in a considerably better state then when he arrived and, for that, the Board are truly grateful.
“However, we have made the decision not to renew his contract, so we now have the chance to appoint a new manager with a new philosophy to lead us into two of the most exciting years in our great Club’s history.
“Our target is to recruit a manager that will build a team capable of saying a fitting farewell to the Boleyn Ground next year and do justice to the outstanding surrounds we will call home from August 2016.
“We have already been impressed with the quality of candidates that have expressed an interest in the role and fully expect to appoint a manager with the credentials to take this Club on to new heights.
“From our point of view there isn’t a more exciting job in the Premier League at present.”