The boys are all back after the international break as West Ham got their second Premier League win of the season with a comfortable 2-0 win over Wolves. Goals from Scamacca and Bowen, and a return to form for Tomas Soucek are all discussed!   

We then look ahead to our next two fixtures. First, we travel to Belgium on Thursday to face Anderlecht looking to maintain our 100% record in the Europa Conference League, before returning back to the London Stadium on Sunday for a London Derby with Fulham.

The boys are back after the international break to catch up on all things West Ham and England over the last couple of weeks. We start with the disappointing loss to Everton which keeps us in the bottom 3, before discussing England's games with Italy and Germany.  

We then turn our attention to Saturday evening, as we welcome Wolves to the London Stadium in what is now a very important fixture.

Daryl, Jamie and Matt are back together after we were robbed of a point at Stamford Bridge on Saturday thanks to another shambolic VAR intervention.  We then turn our attention to our next two fixtures. 

Firstly, we start our Europa Conference League group stage at home to FCSB on Thursday night, before welcoming Newcastle to the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The boys are all back together to discuss the 1-1 draw with Spurs, where we were perhaps unlucky to only come away with a point.   

We talk a bit about our transfer business as a whole now that the window has shut, before we preview Saturday's trip to Stanford Bridge to take on a Chelsea side in mixed form.

The boys are here with a special live episode of the Pretty Bubbles Podcast as we discuss the Europa Conference League draw after our comfortable win over Viborg, as well as our first Premier League points of the season after a 1-0 win at Villa Park on Sundat afternoon.  

Then we turn our attention to tonight's big game as we welcome Spurs to the London Stadium!

Daryl, Jamie and Matt are back after our third successive defeat at the start of the season. But first, we discuss the 3-1 win over Viborg in the first leg of the Europa Conference League Playoff, with Gianluca Scamacca getting his first goal for the club! We also look ahead to the second leg in Denmark on Thursday evening.  

We then look turn our attention back to the Premier League, as we once again lost to Brighton, this time a 2-0 defeat at home with a team looking bereft of ideas.   

Finally, we preview our trip to Villa Park on Sunday afternoon as we look to finally get off the mark in terms of points and goals for the season!

The boys are back after our second successive league defeat to start the season as we somehow managed to not score against a lucky Nottingham Forest side.  We then look ahead to the next two fixtures. 

First, our Europa Conference League campaign kicks off against Viborg, and then we host our bogey side Brighton on Sunday afternoon at the London Stadium.

Matt and Jamie are back after our opening day 2-0 defeat at the hands of defending champions Man City, what it means for our transfer dealings, and our season as a whole.  

We then talk about the Europa League Conference draw as we will face Viborg in the Playoff round, before previewing our trip to the City Ground on Sunday afternoon to face a newly promoted Nottingham Forest side after their disappointing opening loss to Newcastle.  

Daryl, Matt and Jamie are back after a nice break following the end of the season to discuss all things West Ham.  

We start by looking back with a quick review of the 2021/22 season, as we talk about our Hammer of the Year, Goal of the season, and more!  

Then it's time to talk about transfers! With Nayef Aguerd already signed, we discuss other potential transfer targets, and who we think would be best suited to sign!

Daryl is joined by Matt and Jamie as we look back on an emotional Sunday afternoon as Mark Noble made his final home appearance for West Ham in an incredible 2-2 draw with Champions Elect Man City, thanks to a Jarrod Bowen brace.  

We then look ahead to the final day of the season as we head down to the south coast to take on our bogey team, Brighton. With sixth place still possible, can we get over the line and achieve Europa League football next season?