The Score: Liverpool's Obvious Flaws, Hope for Man Utd and Abysmal West Ham

The Score: Liverpool's obvious flaws, hope for Man Utd and abysmal West Ham

Last season’s top three all won in very different fashions: Manchester City rolling Wolves over, Liverpool victorious but flawed and Arsenal uninspiring but defensively excellent. Given that nobody else in the top six from 2024-25 won, they will take it and move on.Sunderland were the big winners after powering past an insipid West Ham in a bouncing Stadium of Light, while West Ham, Brentford and Wolves, the three Premier League staples about wh…

West Ham Transfer News: Irons Open Talks to Sell “Excellent” Midfielder

West Ham endured a dreadful start to the 2025/26 season, falling to a limp 3-0 defeat against newly promoted Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. The Hammers looked toothless in attack and all over the place defensively – an ominous sign of things to come unless Graham Potter can act quickly. Fortunately, there’s still a […] Source

West Ham news: Graham Potter at risk of being sacked

The last couple of seasons have been desperately disappointing for West Ham, whose struggled continued on Saturday with a comprehensive 3-0 defeat to Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.That result increased the pressure on Graham Potter, who has had an underwhelming spell as manager since taking over from Julen Lopetegui during last season. The Hammers meandered to a 14th place finish on that occasion, but worse could be set to come – especially…

West Ham Open to Selling £130,000-a-Week Star

West Ham United are open to allowing Lucas Paqueta to leave the club this summer if they receive an offer of around £60m-£70m, according to GIVEMESPORT sources. It was a disastrous start to the Premier League season for the Hammers, losing 3-0 away to newly promoted Sunderland. It was a worrying performance from Graham Potter’s side, who have been relatively quiet in the summer transfer window so far. Mads Hermansen was brought in from Leicester…

"Terrible" | Capitulation shows deep problems at West Ham - The West Ham Way

West Ham’s collapse at Sunderland yesterday understandably has many fearing the worst for this season. It was supposed to be a day where the team could showcase what has been accomplished throughout this summer and pre-season, with hope that an assured display and result would settle nerves and breath belief that we are in for a much calmer and more successful season. In the first 45 minutes at the Stadium of Light, which ended goalless, it some…