the worst member of the current west ham hierarchy

it's not allardyce

beyond that, would have to do some very unsavoury research

it is Allardyce. the rest of them are evil in ways i don't care about.

Sullivan is the worst, they're all a bit grubby though.

When Sullivan was 10 years old his father was posted to Aden, Yemen where they lived for a year before moving to England to live in Hornchurch. He attended the Abbs Cross school and gained ten O Levels. After his family moved to Hertfordshire he attended Watford Boys Grammar School obtaining three A levels. He read Economics at Queen Mary College, narrowly missing a first

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what's so bad about brady? find it quite funny that she's probably the only footballer's wife to have more influence on football than the footballer. would reckon the pesch is full house-husband by now after that burton farrago

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/433349/Is-she-a-future-Tory-PM-BBC-Apprentice-star-Karren-Brady-takes-on-Government-job

yowch

still not sure she beats sullivan/gold

sullivan
brady
allardyce
gold

sullivan's the pornographer isn't he, get 'em confused

the pesch's greatest contribution to football, lest we forget (caek waking up in cold sweat):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky-p0vulKaU

Brady speaking to the Tory conference having just being given a massive state handout in the form of the Olympic Stadium was pretty galling.

So not the worst though.

"I will be honest with you," Sullivan reveals. "Had we not succeeded in buying West Ham we would have bought Charlton. Richard Murray and his consortium have done a wonderful job and he wanted some help. We would have gone in and helped."

People too embarrassed to visit an Ann Summers store are fuelling strong performance at the firm's web business, while its party-planning arm is thriving, says Gold. "We had the same thing in the miners' strike, with party plan compensating for a decline in other parts of the business.

"During times such as the credit crunch, women come to the fore in the household. Where, for example, a girl might normally do one party a week to supplement her income, when the husband has no overtime she ends up doing two."

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"People were outside the pub and there was some good-natured banter when, suddenly, the whole thing turned horribly sinister and even life-threatening," Gold told the Sun.

"Two guys who can only be described as monsters - animals - ran from the pub and threw a bottle of beer at the driver's window, smashing it. They then kicked the car and tried to get in.

"That bottle could have come through the window and killed my driver as it was aimed directly at his temple.

"Needles of glass could have hit and maybe killed me if they had gone into my head. The more I think about it, the worse it gets."

Gold claimed that had he not stopped to sign a programme and have a photo taken with a disabled Aston Villa fan, the incident would never have happened.

"Had I decided to pass that lad by, I would have been away and gone but that's not me. It's ironic the acceptable and unacceptable faces of this game were so close together they almost collided."

since he is the captain, apologist-in-chief for his manager and fellow antagonist of their fans, as well as being a talentless, arthriticaly slow entitled parasite, kevin nolan should probably be here

allardyce queeny disfavour to his own fans typical of the joyless harridan cunts who pretend football is something other than an entertainment

find myself more actively antagonistic to the very existence of Allardyce and his ilk lately. i was right in my first post here.

allardyce is like a victorian victorian mill owner, paying poverty rations to his employees and expecting gratitude for whatever meagre municipal entertainments he provides

a lot of the northwest fitba establishment have this sort of grotty patrician attitude, defending pulis or moyes or hughes and every other shitty percentage manager once the fans get tired of the dogshit they pay to watch every week, ultimately only real football men know that it's a results business and the customers can shut the fuck up

tim sherwood like pardew and venables and other gorblimey cunts has a savvier, more complaisant less pompous attitude towards the fans, although kinnear openly treated them like shit

Newcastle United boss Pardew said: ‘Sometimes as a manager you have to accept that fans have frustrations for whatever reasons. They do happen on very rare occasions, when you win or you’ve have had a great performance and the reaction of the crowd surprises you.

‘Always at West Ham, as with Newcastle, you have to win pretty. I don’t think West Ham fans would deny they can be demanding.

'Most would say, “yeah, we’re hard b******* to please.” In a nice way...'

Pulis laughed: ‘It happens. I’ve had games where both sets of supporters have booed me – the club I’ve just left and the club I’ve been at.

‘Sam has been involved in a lot of games, he understands and knows what the score is.

‘West Ham maybe need one or two wins and he’s done his job again (kept them up) – he’s a good manager, don’t worry about that.’

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2VTHJVIUAAt6zo.jpg:large

http://i.imgur.com/N6AWYhf.jpg

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Hammerhead is a fictional character and the official mascot of West Ham United.

West Ham unveiled Hammerhead in December 2011 to a mixed reception. A semi-robotic character, the storyline behind his creation says he was forged when a bolt of lightning struck the Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, where West Ham where formed over 100 years ago. [1] He is also described as "as fast as Billy Bonds and blessed with the goalscoring prowess of Vic Watson".[2]
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"West Ham fans give mixed reception to new club mascot Hammerhead". www.metro.co.uk. Retrieved 21 August 2013.
"Hammerhead is head". www.whufc.com. Retrieved 21 August 2013.

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