Bim-bam thank you Wan! One of the many players who helped secure the 2-0 win against Manchester United in an all-around top performance.

Our Czech warrior secured the first goal with a great link-up between Kudus and AWB, and the second goal was similar with Mo Kudus making a run, finding Wan-Bissaka and a slotted ball to Bowen secured the second goal and three points.

Manchester United: Bayindir, Mazraoui, Mount, Fernandez (C), Hojlund, Yoro, Amad, Shaw, Ugarte, Mainoo, Amass
West Ham: Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Coufal, Todibo, Kilman, Cresswell, Rodriguez, Ward-Prowse, Soucek, Kudus, Bowen (C) Subs: Soler, Mavropanos, Paqueta, Fullkrug, Guilherme, Alvarez, Fabianski, Emerson, Ferguson

Boring, lame, uninspiring and apathetic are words you might anticipate a Hammers fan uses to describe how this dismal season has been; however, it could also be used to describe Umbro's kit designs for the club since 2015, two of the only memorable kits going towards the 'Farewell Boleyn' kit, alongside the third kit which was the black and gold design that they'd made for the 125th aniversary of the club's existence, with all the others being fairly lame.

No win since February and that still continues into May, the Hammers suffered yet another draw in what was anticipated to be one of the most underwhelming London derbies in a while.

A game consisting of the following highlights of Lord Olivier calling a staggering 33 fouls, Max Kilman’s mistake, and my sunglasses being checked by the LS security despite them being on top of my head.

West Ham: Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Kilman, Emerson, Todibo, Cresswell, Soucek, Paqueta, Kudus, Bowen (C), Fulkrug Subs: Fabianski, Soler, Coufal, Ward-Prowse, Mavropanos, Guilherme, Ings, Rodriguez, Ferguson
Spurs: Vicario (C), Danso, Davies, Spence, Gray, Sarr, Bissouma, Kulusevslki, Odobert, Tel, Richarlison

With this gruelling season nearly at a close, West Ham fans have come to a common agreement that a major rebuild is needed, even though we had one last season.

Fortunately, not only is this much-needed rebuild recognised by us, but also by Graham Potter.

Potters’ return to the Amex was to cause a media gub fest, similar to what happened when we played Chelsea earlier in the season.

With Brighton’s star striker, Joao Pedro out, the Hammers hoped that a result could be possible, which would also conclude a miserable season with four games to go but safety secured.

Brighton: Vertbruggen, March, Dunk (C), Baleba, Estupinan, Hinshelwood, Ayari, Wieffer, O'Riley, Adringra, Welbeck
West Ham: Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Mavropanos, Todibo, Kilman, Emerson, Soucek, Ward-Prowse, Paqueta, Bowen (C), Kudus Subs: Fabianski, Cresswell, Soler, Coufal, Fullkrug, Guilherme, Ings, Irving, Rodriguez

West Ham fans were delighted with the news that Betway wouldn't sponsor the club after the 24/25 season, as the club had finally called it quits. Rumours started to form about who would replace the sponsor, and at one point it appeared to be Footlocker or Post Office due to the ownership of Daniel Křetínský.

However, after some time, the club are closing down on ANOTHER betting sponsor from Ireland called "BoyleSports".

In preparation for the club’s ‘mass-axing’ in the summer window, Hammers fans can expect over 15 players on the chopping block, with some of those being long-serving members for the club.

One of which is Tomas Soucek, the Czech has been very eager for the club to offer him a new contract, yet the people above feel otherwise and they aren’t confident to extend further on his current deal, and a departure in the summer from the Irons is looking more and more likely.