The Bobby Moore Stand

Chris and Gary dissect the Southampton game and talk about the blame game going on between the manager and the players with the fans, who are once again divided. But who is to blame and does Fullkrug's outburst give us the biggest clue yet?

Gary and Chris discuss the up-coming home game with Southampton and with Fullkrug expected to start, a convincing win is expected. It might even be doubtful that Potter gets credit no matter what happens. Some fans have already written him off. Is the constant blame game and recycling of the squad and manager really the way to take the club forward? Doesn't it also depend on Sullivan suddenly...

West Ham delivered a great second half performance and were sadly undone as Van Dyke fouled Fulkrug to get himself a free header. That aside, a second half to be proud of with our attacking players causing lots of damage to the Liverpool defence. Chris and Gary discuss it with the viewers together with a discussion on the enormous negativity from some of the fanbase towards manager Graham Potter.

Gary and Chris start off the live show with an agenda, they speak about the dreaded trip to Anfield before discussing the Graham Potter interview with David Seaman on Youtube. Then it all gets a bit messy as Chris said we'll have £60m to spend in the summer and Gary is determined to prove him wrong!! Another win for Gary? You decide :-)

Gary and Chris look back at a strangely positive weekend even on the football pitch, especially the unlikely great performance from Niclas Fullkrug. They deconstruct the game and decide what actually happened, with help from the audience. Was it really as good as it felt? Maybe there is a little bit of life left in the season after all? Who knows.

A totally inept performance from the team and the manager, no excuses, it was the worst game I've watched for some time and we made relegation candidates look like prime Real Madrid.

Graham Potter made it pretty clear that in his view both strikers while fit will not be starting against Wolves. What do we think of that? Is it a commitment to the current style of football or is there a good reason for it? Will he stick with the same midfield three or change it up? Also latest news and views on West Ham.

Graham Potter was not a universally supported appointment from the fanbase and it's starting to show with widespread outrage at the entertainment value on show. Gary and Chris discuss why this is and if it has bad implications on his future at West Ham or is it a small core of people who just didn't support him in the first place and craved an exotic and expensive manager instead.

Chris speaks with an ex-player from the Redknapp era who continues to live his best life as he shares some of his experiences, including little details like the LA mafia, Sinatra, Elvis, Diana Ross, West Ham, LA Galaxy and Alien v Predator. Hell of a story, hell of a life and there's plenty more to come by the sound of it.

Late Night Live! Match reaction from West Ham's 1-1 draw with Everton. Our last trip to Goodison and the first time we've come up against Moyes since he left the club.

Preview of the very tough trip to Goodison Park to face David Moyes' in form Everton.

Big team news ahead of the game tonight at the London Stadium v Newcastle

West Ham pleading poverty and blaming Steidten and the fans for their woes. Gary and Chris take a look at what is likely to happen.

Join Gary as he is abandoned by Chris flying solo for a live show to discuss last night's walk in the park against Leicester and also the fantastic news that the club has walked back on its concessions changes, plus more.

Do not miss Gary's terrifying encounter with the Arsenal Ultras at Farringdon station ;-) It's a part of the compilation at the end of this video. Gary talks about the game, his day out and takes a look at proof that Ty of AFTV knows nothing about Declan Rice or West Ham, proof that he knows nothing yet says a lot.

Gary returns from the Emirates after a lovely day in the posh seats and Chris who didn't, talk about the magnificent and deserved 1-0 away win. COYI.

In this show we do a quick news round up followed by our new regular feature "When Football Was Good", where we hand pick one of Rob Banks' videos and do a watch along with the live viewers. It was 1997, Harry Redknapp's West Ham were looking nailed on for relegation and suddenly we signed John Hartson and Paul Kitson. Two really important signings that ultimately saved us, but i...

Watch/Listen if you dare. Put away any sharp objects! This was hideous, truly hideous and my heart rate monitor went off about 3/4 of the way through. Never made a video so damned irritating ever. Watch it if you dare.

Gary and Chris chat with the live audience in the chat about a diabolical day out at the London Stadium.

For the first time since his arrival, Graham Potter has a wealth of attacking options, almost a first choice midfield and even Todibo is making his way back to full fitness. We might actually have a fully fit squad in a couple of weeks, who knows?

Chris and Gary spend an hour discuss West Ham, leadership, high performance, psychology and motivation with West Ham supporting legend, Kriss Akabusi. Starting with his experiences in athletics, we move across to football and deep dive into some really interesting topics.

With quite an attractive looking run-in and key players returning from injury, can we still qualify for Europe? Join the show and you can contribute to whether or not we predict this. In addition we look at all the players who will likely leave in the summer and how many new players we will need to bring in.

Gary discusses his lovely evening out across the wrong side of London at Stamford Bridge, where a robbery occured live on TV. The referee and VAR combined to make sure we took nothing from the game. That aside, a night to be proud of the boys and the manager for competing properly with an injury ravaged squad against who on paper anyway, are a strong team.

In this Sunday night live show Chris and Gary discuss new and developing transfer news and then look back at David Sullivan's history in the winter transfer window, concluding "what makes you think this one will be any different?". We all hope that it will be of course, but will it? Really?

With West Ham on the home straight to completing their transfer business, it is pretty obvious that West Ham will not be doing much except be linked with big players every day and making fake bids as if to say, "we tried". Gary and Chris talk about what is real and what is not, together with a very detailed insight into what Brighton think of Evan Ferguson.