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For my sins as a life long West Ham supporter Iv'e seen more than my fair share.
Here are my worst eleven and why.
Goalkeeper.
Alan Mcnight-came down from Scotland,and must have been dazzled by the bright lights of London,he soon earned the nickname McNightmare.
Defenders.
Gary Breen-becomes an inspired player when he pulls on the Republic of Ireland shirt,becomes a dribbling moron when he pulls on the West Ham one.
Gary Charles-this bloke actually played for England when he was a youngster at Notts Forest,all I remember is the own goal he scored.
Thomas Repka-good czech international....West Ham CV,keep getting sent off,fight with own team,fight with own fans,look second rate in premiership.
Rigobert Song-I bet Liverpool laughed their socks off when we bought him,more like Rigor-Mortis.
Midfield.
Manny Omoyimni-went to Gillingham on loan,played in the worthington cup,forgot to tell anybody,came back,played in worthington cup for West Ham,cost us a place in the semi-finals.
Paul Ince-Judas,backstabbing lowlife,spoilt brat.....O.K i feel better for that.
Jimmy Neighbour-little right winger who we bought from Tottenham,he couldn't pass water let alone a defender.
Strikers.
Derek Hales-he was a prolific scorer at Charlton for years,West Ham bought him,he scored about ten goals in two seasons,went back to Charlton and couldn't stop scoring again.
Billy Jennings-this guy had lovely hair,unfortunately he didn't like it getting messed up during the game.
Jan Boogers-without doubt Harry Redknapps worst but funniest ever signing,this giant dutchman made his debut against Man Utd,got sent off within minutes (I think he made a two footed foul on Roy Keane),was officially certifide insane and lived in a caravan with his missus.
Manager.
Lou Macari-great player,terrible manager.
They will play a 4-3-3 Oak Tree formation.
For my sins as a life long West Ham supporter Iv'e seen more than my fair share.
Here are my worst eleven and why.
Goalkeeper.
Alan Mcnight-came down from Scotland,and must have been dazzled by the bright lights of London,he soon earned the nickname McNightmare.
Defenders.
Gary Breen-becomes an inspired player when he pulls on the Republic of Ireland shirt,becomes a dribbling moron when he pulls on the West Ham one.
Gary Charles-this bloke actually played for England when he was a youngster at Notts Forest,all I remember is the own goal he scored.
Thomas Repka-good czech international....West Ham CV,keep getting sent off,fight with own team,fight with own fans,look second rate in premiership.
Rigobert Song-I bet Liverpool laughed their socks off when we bought him,more like Rigor-Mortis.
Midfield.
Manny Omoyimni-went to Gillingham on loan,played in the worthington cup,forgot to tell anybody,came back,played in worthington cup for West Ham,cost us a place in the semi-finals.
Paul Ince-Judas,backstabbing lowlife,spoilt brat.....O.K i feel better for that.
Jimmy Neighbour-little right winger who we bought from Tottenham,he couldn't pass water let alone a defender.
Strikers.
Derek Hales-he was a prolific scorer at Charlton for years,West Ham bought him,he scored about ten goals in two seasons,went back to Charlton and couldn't stop scoring again.
Billy Jennings-this guy had lovely hair,unfortunately he didn't like it getting messed up during the game.
Jan Boogers-without doubt Harry Redknapps worst but funniest ever signing,this giant dutchman made his debut against Man Utd,got sent off within minutes (I think he made a two footed foul on Roy Keane),was officially certifide insane and lived in a caravan with his missus.
Manager.
Lou Macari-great player,terrible manager.
They will play a 4-3-3 Oak Tree formation.
Massismo Taibi- Clumsy idiot. Ball through legs, brain in Laa-Laa land.
Diego Forlan- Couldn't hit a donkey's @rse with a frying pan.
Garth Crooks- Seven games, crap performance in all of them.
Ernie Taylor- The biggest liability of the 1950s.
William Prunier- French, looks like Stam, couldn't defend for his life.
I can't be bothered to do a full XI. This is just a selection.
Really, he just made one big-mistake infront his team's home fans - who he was trying to impress - and that effected his confidence; putting him under-pressue each-time he played for United, with a constant desire to try and make up for his errors - and prove he is the man to replace Peter Schmeichel, ontop of all that!
In his first game against Liverpool, he did look quite strong and solid (despite conceeding).