Everton vs West Ham United: What the Hammers think about the Toffees
West Ham United are one of the favourite bets to go down this season.
PRT: In terms of the league, where do you expect to finish the season?
"Henry: If I was answering this question last week, I probably would have expected the club to have either finished in the bottom three or just above it. After the Wolves game there is a little more confidence that the club won’t be fully in a relegation fight at the end of the season. The Hammers are in the middle of a very tough run of fixtures in the League and if they can come into. November with over 6 points it would be a good platform to build on. If the Hammer do build on that then I would expect the club to finish 13th."
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PRT: Has the move to London Stadium damaged the Hammers identity?
"Any Stadium move will affect the identity of the club, simply because it is not what it was. For me the identity of West Ham is in its passionate supporters not the bricks and mortar that surround the pitch. The main issue with the move is the shortcomings off and on the pitch. The fans were made a lot of promises by the ownership of the club. Karen Brady once said, “a world class stadium for a world class team”, teams of that quality don’t consistently finish fighting a relegation battle. David Gold also once said that we would not be moving unless the seats where the same distance from the pitch as they were in Upton Park. There is a whole list of reasons West Ham fans are protesting the ownership and the lack of reinforcements coming into the club this summer has not helped."