3/5/2008 English Premier League Live - Manchester United vs West Ham

Much controversy is now surrounding this live commentary English Premier League match between Manchester United and West Ham after Avram Grant has questioned the league's legitimacy by claiming that he has heard rumours of managers cooperating to ensure that Alex Ferguson wins the title by gifting Manchester United the points that they need to win it. In truth he should not have come out to say it now but to say it after the game if West Ham does indeed lose, because it would have tarnished a title win by Manchester United even more if suspiciouns are raised after the game and it would be harder to dispel the rumours post game. It is clear that Manchester United will definitely win this live commentary and online TV soccer game between Manchester United and West Ham because Alan Curbishley has written so many over the wall praises of Alex Ferguson it is like he is his love child and looks up to the Scot like his idol. It also comes at a perfect time when the United players are struggling with form and it will not be surprising to see Ronaldo who has not scored for two games in a row, to score a hat trick in this live game against West Ham easily.

Alan Curbishley has now forever discredited himself with overwhelming praise for his counterpart before this live commentary and live streaming radio telecast English Premier League match between Manchester United and West Ham and he should have known better than to say all these before an important game in the title run in. In fact, he should not have said it at all. Even his own player has come out with extremely lame statements to deny the existence of any collusion to gift Manchester United the title, by saying that they want to win to ensure tenth position but they are more or less secure of the position and also what is so good about being tenth? In short, Alan Curbishley has now discredited Manchester United's title win if they do win it with his idolatry of Alex Ferguson and no doubt his team will be put to the sword in this live commentary and live streaming TV broadcast English Premier League match between Manchester United and West Ham as they make him pay for it.

EPL 2/2/2008 - Wigan vs West Ham United

In all honesty, not many people would be interested in this live commentary and play by play soccer match in the English Premier League between Wigan and West Ham United except for their fans, but because I am all for fans of any club that have real soccer fans instead of fairweather wagon hoppers, I will showcase this encounter between the two "W"'s. In fact, Wigan even has England internationals plying their trade in their team and it was someone whom I made a hilarious reference to earlier - Emile Heskey. He has defied all belief to be named in Fabio Capello's provisional England squad and it would be interesting to see if he gets included in the final 23. Wigan manager Steve Bruce is also looking to slowly put in his own methodology in the Wigan team as he looks to change to a two man strikeforce, clearly smelling blood for this game as Wigan look to get some much needed points with a win over West Ham United, since this is a game that will be at Wigan's home.


West Ham United on the other hand are riding hand and on the back of Alan Curbishley's brilliant tactics and managerial ability after a resounding win over Liverpool in a live commentary and radio broadcast game in midweek in the English Premier League. They are also defensively strong and resolute and do not concede many goals home or away. In fact, if you were not a West Ham fan, you would not realise that your team is now no different from a Charlton Athletic of the past before they were cruelly relegated after Curbishley's departure. It is amazing as well given the number of injuries that West Ham have accumulated with many of their transfer buys getting crooked after playing just one game or not having even set foot on field. Their results away from home have also been impressive but it is results at home that have set the English Premier League alight with amazing upsets over Manchester United and now Liverpool, although the latter is not much of an upset anymore given the state Liverpool is in.


This live commentary and TV telecast soccer match between Wigan and West Ham United in the English Premier League is hard to call as both teams will be defensively solid and Wigan is trying to stave off relegation and West Ham are hard to break down. The most sensible choice would be that this game will end in a draw with little goals to look out for and that is another reason why no soccer fan would really care for this match and in fact it looks just like one suited for the lower divisions and not the English Premier League. On the other hand, the two teams are in the English Premier League so this live commentary and radio broadcast soccer game between Wigan and West Ham should still generate some interest but mostly from fans of both clubs.

EPL 30/1/2008 - West Ham vs Liverpool

The media focus and hype continue to be on the English club in crisis Liverpool in this live commentary and play by play soccer match in the English Premier League between home team West Ham and Liverpool. Much has been said about the debacle against Havant and Waterlooville and how Liverpool struggled to beat a non-league side even at Anfield but they fail to mention that most of the Liverpool core side that most people are familiar were not playing and Benitez fielded a disjointed team and shape that has hardly ever played together and you can honestly only depend on first teamers to be able to do well in rotational systems and in such a high profile match against the non leaguers the second stringers are likely to break under pressure but on the other hand if they want to play for Liverpool they should be able to cope with that kind of pressure. They are unlikely to get a look in in this crucial English Premier League match against West Ham and guys like Steven Gerrard, Alonso, and Torres should be back as Liverpool try to get some much needed reprieve and result against West Ham.

However, they are unlikely to get much help in this live commentary and radio broadcast soccer match from a tigerish West Ham side that are no pushovers at home. They have beaten the likes of Manchester United at home even with Ronaldo in the side so you know you can no longer take them lightly, even if they have the impotent Alan Curbishley at the helm. While I do not think too much of Curbishley as a manager, but he has shown he can avoid relegation with clubs he has managed so he still has some use before West Ham owners can find a better manager who wouldn't mind helming a little known team like West Ham. Face it West Ham fans your club is little known because it is the 2000's now no longer the 70s or 60s and even then it was known more for your hooligans. But I got to hand it to West Ham, they will step right into Liverpool players' faces today and give no quarter.

While Liverpool's top players are back for this live commentary and TV telecast soccer match in the English Premier League against West Ham, it is unlikely they are going to get any reprieve and relief from their recent crisis and get any result from this game. Liverpool's players have continued to be weak mentally in the English Premier League as they only rise to occasions in the Champions League. Get ready for another 'upset' in this game as West Ham will trample all over Liverpool in this live commentary and radio broadcast English Premier League soccer match and push Liverpool further away from the Champions League slot and into financial ruin.

EPL 20/1/2008 - Manchester City vs West Ham United

Now this live commentary and play by play soccer match between the two English Premier League (EPL) teams Manchester City at home and West Ham United away should be an extremely exciting one, if only for the fact that Manchester City is playing in front of their own fans and under Sven they are a flair attacking team with players like Elano and the Bulgarian winger who is fast, skilful and swings in a really fine cross for his strikers. Unfortunately their recent signing Nery Castillo is out after playing just a game although it is only a fractured shoulder bone so nothing too serious and should be back soon. Still, it shorns Manchester City of another striker and unless they can get one who can score regularly, otherwise they have to continue relying on their midfielders to put a few into the net.

West Ham United lost to the same opponent in midweek in the FA Cup and should be looking to avenge that defeat tonight but honestly I doubt they have any chance. They are similar to Middlesbrough in that they raise their game against the bigger teams but are just OK against the others. Still they have won a few more games than Boro so are considerably safe and I expect quite a number of goals in this live commentary and radio broadcast English Premier League game. Under Alan Curbishley they have become your everyday average mid table team and that should be sufficient not to mention the best you would ever get from any team under Curbishley. Safe but not great.

It should thus be another home win for Manchester City as they throttle West Ham United in this live commentary and tv telecast English Premier League soccer match. They have continued to do well at home and it is because of this that they should be safe from relegation and are even challenging for a Champions League place but honestly I doubt they have any chance of that and should be sufficiently satisfied with a season of consolidation under Sven. Perhaps next season you might see more of them if Sven continues to pull off a few surprises in the transfer market.

FA Cup 16/1/2008 - Manchester City vs West Ham

In the day's other FA Cup live commentary and play by play game to feature English Premier League (EPL) sides, Manchester City return to home comforts to face West Ham who have secretly been stringing a couple of good results surprisingly under Alan Curbishley whom I do not rate at all. He's a good manager but not as great as so many other British personalities make him out to be. Perhaps it is a case of best of the average and nothing more to offer from the British although I personally feel that David Moyes is an even better British manager than Curbishley. Anyway, back to the game, Sven Goran Eriksson was bitterly disappointed with his side's weekend display when they turned in another inpotent away display, leading to the Manchester City manager threatening to off-load some of the players for not pulling their weight. The strange thing is at home, Manchester City are a force to be reckoned with, totally different from when they were under Stuart Pearce. Then again, Sven has bought much better and his side has a decent attacking flair to it.

West Ham on the under hand carries the distinctive trademark of all Curbishley sides - stable and solid overall, defensive and basically boring on most counts except when their home support roar them on and when they face Manchester United. Unfortunately this is the other Manchester team and it isn't at Upton Park, so I think Manchester City will just about shade it for this live match broadcast.

EPL 1/1/2008 - Arsenal vs West Ham

There's something about Upton Park that even someone like Alan Curbishley enjoys significant achievements such as consecutive home wins against Manchester United. But this game isn't at Upton Park - it's at the fortress that is the Emirates Stadium, and fueled by oil and aircraft money, Arsenal are the new financial giants of world football and on the field, they look to emulate their success off it.

Add to that the growing list of injuries and doubts that West Ham is compiling and this looks like a shoo-in for easiest over of the season. Arsenal scored four against Everton and most of those came from direct football. Just imagine how many more they could add playing their fantasy football in the comfort of their own home.

It might be a bonus if the lunatic hooligan Lee Bowyer gets the nod. He'd probably lose it when Fabregas and co. run rings around him and start going for legs. Another red card later and it would make the Gunners' job so much easier, and our wallets so much fatter.

EPL 29/12/2007 - West Ham vs Manchester United

There won't be another easier game tonight - with the form Manchester United are finding themselves in right now, it should be a walkover if Ronaldo plays. The boy is on a mission and if Alan Curbishley isn't careful, West Ham could be in for a hiding tonight.

Of course, there is no such thing as a banker - a formality could easily turn out to be the biggest upset in history. But you know Ronaldo wants a repeat title, and he's simply running rings round every team. If he stays healthy and motivated, I don't really see Arsenal even coming close by the end of the season. Honestly, I hope he gets injured or involved in a sex scandal, but with every girl wanting to bed a stud like him instead, there's hardly any chance of that happening.

The pre-match talk obviously centres on the Argentinian man-boy Carlos Tevez since he's another West Ham Judas that crossed over to the evil rich trappings of Manchester. He was also the reason why West Ham and Curbishley could do the double over Manchester United last season. Now he's on the other side, so why even bother thinking of another upset? Once again, the media would write anything with a little sniff, but you get the real deal from the Soccer Rag.

Huge win for Manchester United with goals to come.

EPL 26/12/2007 - West Ham Vs Reading

If not for Alan Curbishley, this game should easily see many goals. But because of Alan Curbishley, who happens to have been exposed for nothing more than an average manager since leaving Charlton, West Ham still struggle in defence. Reading seem to have lost their way but what can you expect after losing some key players and suffering from a clear second season syndrome. I still cannot believe Curbishley's name always gets thrown in the hat whenever the England post is mentioned.