The Hammers haven’t quite been able to stamp their authority during this season of the Barclays Premier League. Manuel Pellegrini's West Ham stand 11th after nine games (3 wins, 3 losses, and as many draws). An emphatic victory against Manchester United has been a major highlight of the 2019-20 Premier League season for the Hammers.
A 5-0 thrashing at the hands of the defending champions ended up ruffling their feathers. Thus far, it has been a season of mixed fortunes for West Ham, but it can be said that supporters and enthusiasts have been right behind the team.

West Ham United had a largely forgettable time last year. They stood 10th in the Premier League with 15 wins, seven draws, and 16 defeats. The Hammers showcase their brilliance in patches but lacked consistency and purpose. A thumping 8-0 victory against Macclesfield Town in September last year was a major highlight for the fans and supporters of the club.

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Following Saturday's debacle against Everton one player who was just looking to get out on the pitch was the club's forgotten man, Winston Reid.

'Winny' was scheduled a run out with the U23's last night as he hadn't played competitive football for nearly two years. Alas it was not to be, and on the face of it is highly unlikely he will ever return to the first team, let alone become the fearsome warrior defender that he was.

West Ham United manager, Manuel Pellegrini, known as The Engineer or This Charming Man, didn't want to build any bridges or be charming as he lambasted his under performing players following their 2-0 surrender to Everton.

Everton FC: Pickford, Sidibe, Keane, Mina, Digne, Davies, Gomes, Walcott, Iwobi, Bernard, Richarlison. Subs: Lossl, Holgate, Baines, Calvert-Lewin, Sigurdsson, Kean, Baningime.
West Ham United: Jimenez, Fredericks, Diop, Ogbonna, Masuaku, Noble, Rice, Anderson, Fornals, Lanzini, Haller. Subs: Martin, Balbuena, Zabaleta, Yarmolenko, Snodgrass, Wilshere, Ajeti.

As a prime exponent of 'pranking' other players, it was inevitable that Mr Prank It', AKA West Ham United captain Mark Noble, would be the instigator of a well organised prank carried out on youngster Declan Rice, lo and behold that is exactly what happened while the players were attending a photo shoot.

Andriy Yarmolenko scored one of the two goals that defeated Portugal, ensuring the Ukraine progress to the next round of the Euro's. His 27th minute strike means that he averages just about a goal in every two games for his country, not a bad return for a player who is not an out and out striker is it?

Declan Rice appears to have been made the 'fall guy' for England's insipid performance against the Czech Republic, he has been picked on particularly by certain sections of the media, but he wasn't entirely alone when it comes to the overall team performance. Rice is a young player learning to get better, whereas there were other senior players who just didn't step up to the plate.

Having failed yet again to 'join the top table', many Hammers fans are finding it difficult to understand why their team constantly falls at the first hurdle. If West Ham had beaten Crystal Palace, the club would have been in the top three ahead of the International break, we at the Org reckon that if Manuel Pellegrini had managed to navigate the gap, fans might have become delusional with their expectations.