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Interesting one, this.
West Ham could and possibly should have scored 2/3 against the Champions Chelsea last weekend, Frederic Piquionne hang your head in shame son
Losses to Man Utd, Bolton and Aston Villa have ensured that West Ham are none from 4 coming into this.
Stoke took all of 93 mins to see off a currently erratic Aston Villa side last weekend, earlier they had suffered defeat at the hands of Wolves, Spurs and Chelsea.
Stoke
Last 6 matches:
Date Tournament Match Result
13/09/2010 Premier League Stoke vs. Aston Villa W - 2:1
28/08/2010 Premier League Chelsea vs. Stoke L - 2:0
24/08/2010 Carling Cup Stoke vs. Shrewsbury W - 2:1
21/08/2010 Premier League Stoke vs. Tottenham L - 1:2
14/08/2010 Premier League Wolves vs. Stoke L - 2:1
31/07/2010 Club Friendly Games Burnley vs. Stoke W - 1:2
West Ham
Last 6 matches:
Date Tournament Match Result
11/09/2010 Premier League West Ham vs. Chelsea L - 1:3
28/08/2010 Premier League Man Utd vs. West Ham L - 3:0
24/08/2010 Carling Cup West Ham vs. Oxford Utd W - 1:0
21/08/2010 Premier League West Ham vs. Bolton L - 1:3
14/08/2010 Premier League Aston Villa vs. West Ham L - 3:0
07/08/2010 Club Friendly Games West Ham vs. Deportivo D - 0:0
Apparently we should not expect to see Avram Grant at any stage this afternoon, he is Yom Kippuring it up somewhere. I think that's an Israeli excuse to lock yourself in a dark room
Matthew Upson is thought to be the number one problem at Upton Park, his 'Should I stay, or should I go' dilemma has rubbed off onto his team mates and confidence is at a particularly low level.
For me West Ham are the better 'Paper' side - Carlton Cole would have got regular football had his move to Liverpool materialised (January??) and the midfield of Scotty Parker, Mark Noble and Kieron Dyer is a good one.
Stoke are grafters, that much is a certainty. Kenwyne Jones is not dis-similar to Carlton Cole in being a fairly quick, finishing target man. I fancy him to get on the scoresheet here, hopefully first (Or last
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Where there's Rob Green, there's goals - so they say. An hour of Radiohead awaits, then I shall be looking to line my weekend wallet;
Kenwyne Jones to score 1st / last (13/2 with VC is best around)
HT/FT (Dutched) - Stoke / West Ham @ 55.0 , West Ham / Stoke @ 30.0
CS - Stoke 3-1 @ 19.0
Draw 2-2 @ 19.5
West Ham 2-1 @ 18.5
Be lucky
West Ham could and possibly should have scored 2/3 against the Champions Chelsea last weekend, Frederic Piquionne hang your head in shame son
Losses to Man Utd, Bolton and Aston Villa have ensured that West Ham are none from 4 coming into this.Stoke took all of 93 mins to see off a currently erratic Aston Villa side last weekend, earlier they had suffered defeat at the hands of Wolves, Spurs and Chelsea.
Stoke
Last 6 matches:
Date Tournament Match Result
13/09/2010 Premier League Stoke vs. Aston Villa W - 2:1
28/08/2010 Premier League Chelsea vs. Stoke L - 2:0
24/08/2010 Carling Cup Stoke vs. Shrewsbury W - 2:1
21/08/2010 Premier League Stoke vs. Tottenham L - 1:2
14/08/2010 Premier League Wolves vs. Stoke L - 2:1
31/07/2010 Club Friendly Games Burnley vs. Stoke W - 1:2
West Ham
Last 6 matches:
Date Tournament Match Result
11/09/2010 Premier League West Ham vs. Chelsea L - 1:3
28/08/2010 Premier League Man Utd vs. West Ham L - 3:0
24/08/2010 Carling Cup West Ham vs. Oxford Utd W - 1:0
21/08/2010 Premier League West Ham vs. Bolton L - 1:3
14/08/2010 Premier League Aston Villa vs. West Ham L - 3:0
07/08/2010 Club Friendly Games West Ham vs. Deportivo D - 0:0
Apparently we should not expect to see Avram Grant at any stage this afternoon, he is Yom Kippuring it up somewhere. I think that's an Israeli excuse to lock yourself in a dark room
Matthew Upson is thought to be the number one problem at Upton Park, his 'Should I stay, or should I go' dilemma has rubbed off onto his team mates and confidence is at a particularly low level.
For me West Ham are the better 'Paper' side - Carlton Cole would have got regular football had his move to Liverpool materialised (January??) and the midfield of Scotty Parker, Mark Noble and Kieron Dyer is a good one.
Stoke are grafters, that much is a certainty. Kenwyne Jones is not dis-similar to Carlton Cole in being a fairly quick, finishing target man. I fancy him to get on the scoresheet here, hopefully first (Or last
)Where there's Rob Green, there's goals - so they say. An hour of Radiohead awaits, then I shall be looking to line my weekend wallet;
Kenwyne Jones to score 1st / last (13/2 with VC is best around)
HT/FT (Dutched) - Stoke / West Ham @ 55.0 , West Ham / Stoke @ 30.0
CS - Stoke 3-1 @ 19.0
Draw 2-2 @ 19.5
West Ham 2-1 @ 18.5
Be lucky
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