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Jan 3, 2025 |
blowing-bubbles.co.uk | Blowing Bubbles |Paul Brand
Due to the depressing combination of living up north and having little disposable income, I seldom get to watch West Ham in the flesh. So it was even more depressing that my first trip to the London Stadium this season was to watch the hammering by Liverpool between Christmas and New Year, when the home team looked almost as bloated and hungover as I felt.
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Sep 4, 2024 |
blowing-bubbles.co.uk | Blowing Bubbles |Stu Hall
When Fosun international purchased Wolves in 2016, there was only one man they wanted for the job. Kenny Jackett had done a brilliant job steering the club back to the Championship after a ridiculous relegation to League One, but things had gone stale and the double promotion hadn’t happened. In truth, he was never going to get the chance to try again, as the new owners wanted their own man in.
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Jul 28, 2024 |
astronomy.com | Blowing Bubbles
Back to Pic of the Day List Blowing bubbles Steve Leonard, taken from Markham, Ontario, CanadaThe Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) is an emission nebula surrounding the star SAO 20575 in Cassiopeia; the faint shell is created by its intense winds. The imager used a 4.5-inch f/5.7 refractor to take 24 hours of SHO data and 3 hours of RGB data.
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Jul 7, 2024 |
blowing-bubbles.co.uk | Blowing Bubbles
Many players have joined and left West Ham over the years. Players such as Christian Dailly, Nigel Quashie, and Scott Minto did not perform well for the team. However, some players became legends at West Ham. They made a big impact, like scoring a late goal to win a promotion or making a crucial tackle to keep a lead. This list has ten players who helped make West Ham great. We will look at the top eight Hammers in history. Bobby Moore stands out as the greatest West Ham player ever.
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Apr 28, 2024 |
blowing-bubbles.co.uk | Blowing Bubbles |Holly Worthington
West Ham’s European campaign officially came to an end after an impressive, yet emotional game against Leverkusen. As my first game back at the stadium, I was surprisingly nervous to return for such a huge fixture, but I still had the belief that an early goal could change things. And that it did. Our opening goal saw the stadium erupt as we put in the most impressive performance I’ve ever seen, particularly against such a difficult side.
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