...for the first time in months.

It's been close on to agony watching previous MoD's
but I'm really looking forward to it tonight especially the
reaction of the pundits most of whom probably had us down and out.
Merson I think predicted a 3-1 win for the Hammers.
Hopefully we won't be on last.

Let's now make sure we carry on that in our next games.

Yeah, the pundits comments will be interesting.

Should be good.

Agreed. I was staying with relatives over Christmas and on Boxing Day evening at 22.00+ I had the "Shall I put Match of the Day on for you?".
No thank you! just another port please.

I'm up for it tonight though for some reason.
Re the pundits: I see Lawro had us for 2-0 on the BBC Premier League prediction competition that they run (shame this isnt open to all-comers like it was last year).

Great, I can come out from behind the sofa tonight.

Just out of interest, Lawro had us beating Everton 2-0 also.

I read that it's the first win in 10 games when we've played on a Sunday.

It's been a good day of sport.

Looking good.
How did Wood miss that chance early in the second half?

ElectroClaret wrote:Looking good.
How did Wood miss that chance early in the second half?

. thinks Barnes is as guilty as Wood for poor misses today.

To be fair, West Ham were very tired...poor lambs

WE’RE BACK BOYS!!!!

It was worth it!

Usual inane comments from Wrighty....thick as ****

dales_claret wrote:Usual inane comments from Wrighty....thick as ****

He seemed ok to me, to be fair.

What got me was the Pellegrini comment. A blatant sh1t excuse for losing to the better side.

Just finished watching MoD and wow!

It was better than I expected and we really could and should have scored more.
West Ham did look a tad jaded but we didn't allow then to play and Barsdley
saw off their danger man throughout.
Barnes' header down for Wood to score was sublime
and Heaton's save world class.

We had 17 attempts on goal with 5 on target.
Continue like that and we will win a good few more games.

wright was probably prodded by an editor to wake up and say something, just anything about us, his eyes were wandering and he looked bored even saying his usual gibberish.

Wile E Coyote wrote:wright was probably prodded by an editor to wake up and say something, just anything about us, his eyes were wandering and he looked bored even saying his usual gibberish.

He does often look a bit lost.

Ian Wright lives on his past endeavours and should retire gracefully rather than clutter up the studio with his presence.

He adds little or nothing to punditry and week in week out looks fed up, bored and there only for the fee.

the pundits comments will be interesting.

Seriously,why are folk so obsessed about 'pundits' comments ?

Ian Wright lives on his past endeavours and should retire gracefully rather than clutter up the studio with his presence.

He adds little or nothing to punditry and week in week out looks fed up, bored and there only for the fee.

There is only one reason why he is employed as a pundit...