AlexLaw76

do Ref's ever stick with their decision when they go to the screen? That was a goal in my view

Still crap

It certainly seems a better place now (said no one, ever)

I am sure the commentator (v Brighton) mentioned that we have won only 6 from our last 40+ games.

Pfizer’s own documents show tens of thousands of adverse reactions + over 1200 Deaths in the first 90 days of the vaccine. when one side effect is DEATH

and maybe Bednarek?

Yes, and I noticed McCarthy wincing when he did take a goal kick early in the 2nd half. I notice Ralph has laid into Alex, saying he should have signalled to the bench instead of staying quiet

I guess JwP went to the goal line as McCarthy was buggered?

our 2nd half performances have been terrible for a long time. You know this

The continued 2nd half capitulations is all on Ralph. He is pretty crap these days to be fair

you should see us when we play 9

usual 2nd half capitulation This issue is on Ralph...simple as that

How was that a foul, let alone a yellow? WTF?

Propa 'Ard

right then, will Ralph react well to their change?

2nd half breakdown? Great 1st half really, some good stuff played. Tella has been a threat, but without really hurting them. Lyanco good, Broja very good

I can see Duffy getting another yellow in this game, easily

Brilliant goal that.

Tella has to be better there

No it didn't. He won the ball

be comical if there are no goals in this game. Really open already

Broja more of a threat in 5 mins compared to Armstrong over the last few games...

David Moyes is having a great season. Brilliant result by West Ham (fluke of a goal to win though).

Be interesting to see how Lamptey gets on. Reason being he is similar to Tino but a few years further down the road.

The ref never saw an infringement, just seemed to assume. That is what I believe