2013-07-01 18:38#117123 wellsy1498 : Good update but remember our warning mate.

sorry it was a burst of anger.

That's a lot better mate, good luck with this and I know you didn't really mean what you said, so let's put this behind us and get on with what is a promising story, keep it going.

I sense a story of the year nominee here......

2013-07-01 19:21#117144 Rablador : I sense a story of the year nominee here......

Thank you. I appreciate it.

imdxvid, I forgive you for your rude comments on the forums and chat and would like to end that there. The story has good potential, and I wish you the best of luck for it, even if I hate West Ham. Will you be giving background information on the club, such as their league finishes and the teams in their current league, as that would be great to see. So, all is forgiven and I will follow.

Nice turnaround in style and attitude, we are always happy to see and help new members so just ask if you need help with anything at all, welcome to the site and good luck with the story

Good luck with West Ham!

NEW WEST HAM MANAGER DAVID ODUMOSU CASTS HIS EYES TO TRANSFER TARGETS

Sky Sports:

You have given us three of your transfer targets are you looking to sign all of them? Which of them do you find most interesting? Do they suit your playing style?

David Odumosu:

Daniele Abore is an interesting player and out of the three transfer targets suit my playing style. Lionel Messi, Iniesta and Neymar also suit my playing style but does that mean I'm going to sign them? No because they have retired. We are in 2042! So before you start making assumptions I would just like to say all of the transfer targets are good technical players but I like Daniele Abore the most (His playing style)

Sky Sports:

Yes or No answer. Are you looking in the market to sign Daniele Abore?

David Odumosu:

No, No, No.

Sky Sports:

Is David Odumosu trying to take the Legend, Arsene Wenger approach to transfers talk? Trying to keep his business quiet? Quite a hard man to judge.

Any chance the screenshots could be a bit bigger, can't see anything on it?!

2013-07-02 08:29#117294 Kane : Any chance the screenshots could be a bit bigger, can't see anything on it?!

I have acted on your comment, are the pictures big enough now?

2013-07-02 15:57#117359 imdxvid :

2013-07-02 08:29#117294 Kane : Any chance the screenshots could be a bit bigger, can't see anything on it?!

I have acted on your comment, are the pictures big enough now?

They're great, thanks

ODUMOSU GET'S HIS MAN. DANIELE ABORE SIGNS FOR WEST HAM UNITED

Technical and gifted young Daniele Abore signs for West Ham United. This is David Odumosu's first signing since joing West Ham as their manager. David Odumosu has said “He’s a great lad with an excellent attitude who wants to learn.” He also highlighted how he fits his playing style and when asked about why did he declined wanting to sign Daniele Abore, he laughed.

We also met Daniele Abore outside West Ham's stadium however he was in a rush but told us “I can’t wait to get started here. This is a great chance for me to play in the Premier League and I'm looking forward to the season ahead.”

West Ham also sign youngster Glen Terrell from Southampton

Glenn Terrell added "My dream has come true"

Future saves are generally interesting. I'll keep an eye on this, even though I don't particularly like the hammers.

good signings mate hopefully those two can get some first team action.

Odumosu draws his first game

Odumosu is disappointed to draw his first game and said it feels like a loss to him. This draw feels like a loss to him because he took the lead twice in this game. 1-0 which became 1-1, then 2-1 which then became 2-2 and that is how the game ending. Odumosu controlled the game and dictated the tempo.

After the game Odumosu told us (Sky Sports)

“There’s a sense now that it’s not acceptable to be drawing games which should be won early in the season. First game and I've had a enough and I want an improvement.
“Growing up in the ’80s, the type of players and football that was played promoted the next generation to play a certain way.
“My hero was Andres Iniesta. “It was all about passion, hard work, getting stuck in, knocking the ball over the top to chase and getting it in the box but, not one of my players did this, I did not see no passion. Yes I take a strict approach to games. But we should have won today.

“I am really impressed with my youth team. We’re now starting to see a more technical player and that is what everyone wants to see.
“What we’ve now seen in the last 15-20 years is a different type of football in the Premier League, people like Dennis Bergkamp, Gianfranco Zola, Thierry Henry, Eric Cantona and Cristiano Ronaldo.