West Hams fans have been pouring out venom since news surfaced that Dimitri Payet has refused to play for the club. The French hasn’t trained this week after claiming he has a back injury but fans are not having any of it.
The 29 year-old have reportedly told the club of his intention to leave. Initially, the club were not going to sell him but now, they made a u-turn and have decided to sell him at the best price. Asides the possibility of moving to Marseille, there are reports that Chelsea are making a shock £40 million move for the France international. Last September, Payet was paid £1m loyalty bonus and this and many more has hurt the supporters of the club badly.
Payet has been labelled a traitor and a snake. Asides vituperation on social media, Payet’s wikipedia page was also at the receiving end.
Ex Super Eagles player, Emmanuel Emenike joins West Ham
West Ham have signed ex Nigeria international, Emmanuel Emenike on loan until the end of the season from Fenerbahçe.
“West Ham United are delighted to announce the signing of Nigeria centre-ahead Emmanuel Emenike on mortgage till the top of the season,” the Premier League membership confirmed on their web site on Sunday night time.
“The 28-yr-previous arrives on the Boleyn Floor from Turkish membership Fenerbahce, with the Hammers having the choice to make the switch everlasting in the summertime.
“Capped 37 occasions, the powerfully-constructed striker has scored recurrently all through his profession, netting greater than eighty membership objectives, together with seven this season throughout a mortgage spell at Arabian Gulf League aspect Al-Ain within the United Arab Emirates.” The club announced on its website.
Speaking about his move, the former Super Eagles player said, “I am very, very happy and very, very excited that I’m here,”
“I have always known West Ham as a great Club. I’ve always been watching them. West Ham’s a great Club and I’m happy to be here.
“I’ve all the time recognized West Ham as an excellent membership. I’ve all the time been watching them. West Ham’s an awesome Membership and I am glad to be right here.
“I’ve recognized him [Bilic] for years. When he was at Lokomotiv Moscow, I used to be at Spartak Moscow, then he got here to Besiktas and I used to be in Fenerbahce, so we have recognized one another for a very long time. I am comfortable to be right here and pleased to play for him.
“We have adopted one another’s careers and thank God we’re right here in the present day and we’re right here collectively.”
I advised Victor Moses to leave Chelsea – Sunday Oliseh
Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh has revealed that he advised Victor Moses to leave Chelsea for a club where he will get regular playing chances. Moses joined West Ham United on a season-long loan deal on May 31.
“I spoke to Victor Moses. I told him that he played so many games for Stoke City last season. I also told him that with the many players Mourinho was buying in the summer, I was not sure (Moses) would get to play very much.
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“I told him I needed a Moses that was playing matches regularly at club level. Moses then told me that he would do anything to play for Nigeria and informed me that he would be speaking to his manager the next day. As we all know, Moses is now with West Ham where he is virtually guaranteed regular football week in week out,”
“I told him I needed a Moses that was playing matches regularly at club level. Moses then told me that he would do anything to play for Nigeria and informed me that he would be speaking to his manager the next day. As we all know, Moses is now with West Ham where he is virtually guaranteed regular football week in week out,”
He continued, “A fit Victor Moses would have done us a world of good (in that game against Tanzania). The moment he returns to fitness, I will call him up to the national team because we need him as we need the best to play for us.
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He also stressed that players who are not playing regularly at their clubs will not be called up because it will be difficult to ascertain the level of their fitness.
He also stressed that players who are not playing regularly at their clubs will not be called up because it will be difficult to ascertain the level of their fitness.
“It will also be unfair to keep those who play regularly for their clubs on the bench and play those who are not simply because they play for some big club.” He concluded.