All smoke and mirrors as Hammers suffer brutal defeat after beating Nottingham Forest 3-0.

Once again, it seems that no momentum can be dragged forward nor built upon as after a relatively successful first half, the Hammers nearly took the lead after a near miss from Lucas Paqueta but the dismal organisation off set pieces would prove to cost.

The first set piece of pain would be disallowed but in hindsight, it was rather light considering Fernandes also pushed Van de Ven but at the end of the game, that would mean nothing.

West Ham: Hermansen, Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Diouf, Ward-Prowse, Fernandes, Soucek, Summerville, Bowen (C), Paqueta
Subs: Areola, Igor, Wilson, Fullkrug, Guilherme, Magassa, Wan-Bissaka, Potts, Irving

Spurs: Vicario, Palhinha, Tel, Bergvall, Romero (C), Kudus, Pedro Porro, Spence, Sarr, Van de Ven

Lukasz Fabianski has officially returned to West Ham United on a one-year deal. The Polish international would re-sign for West Ham after Wes Foderingham would be sold to Aris Limassol on a permanent transfer, and subsequently, the Hammers decided that a 'third' choice keeper was needed, in which Fabianski would be a perfect fit.

West Ham fans expected an intense transfer window with this being Graham Potter’s first Summer window since joining the club. It was known that magic would be needed to revolutionise this West Ham squad and fix mistakes that were made previously, whether that was players being sold or primarily through wage cuts.

Here’s a financial breakdown of all incomings, outgoings, and the wage cuts West Ham achieved over the summer.

Since receiving his verdict of the betting hearing, Paqman has become a different version of a player, scoring 3 goals in 4 games so far this season.

It was first thought once the verdict was announced that Paqueta wouldn’t be counter-suing the FA as he wanted to resume his ordinary life and go back to playing Football, however, that has now since changed.

The transfer window is officially over! West Ham United's business has now been concluded, and the Hammers now remain with their current squad until the January window.

In classic deadline day fashion, West Ham is scrambling to complete deals, but there’s some hope that at least one player will be signed today.

Emerson seems to be making his move to Marseille for an astronomical fee of €1,000,000, as well as Nayef Aguerd, who seems to be heading to Marseille to for £19,500,000! Now that is seriously an astronomical fee.

In light of this news, we’re attempting to replace Cresswell with a younger Cresswell in the form of Charlie from Toulouse.

Potter's side pummeled Nottingham Forest by three goals to nil, thanks to a dull first half and the introduction of Summerville.

The first half appeared as lacklustre for both sides, the Hammers not being able to have too many chances, whilst Forest also suffered from the same; the only player to have a shot on target and the best chance of the half would be Lucas Paqueta, who forced Sels into an acrobatic save, and that was the only highlight of the half.

Nottingham Forest: Sels, Williams, Murillo, Sangare, Hudson-Odoi, Anderson, Gibbs-White (C), Wood, Ndoye, Milenkovic, Aina
West Ham: Hermansen, Diouf, Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Soucek, Paqueta, Fernandes, Ward-Prowse, Bowen (C), Fullkrug
Subs: Areola, Summerville, Wilson, Wan-Bissaka, Todibo, Rodriguez, Scarles, Potts, Irving

Potter and Macaulay have finally managed to secure some funding to fulfil their midfield targets and in classic West Ham United fashion, the deals would be completed with just a handful of days until the window closes.