I've been a reader of the blog for quite a while now. Iain & the other writers; you've done a great job with the content, keep it up!

I don't think the new site needs to introduce quirks like the video content. Wouldn't the content be difficult to obtain and keep updated (?). I think its the little things that work best, I second the idea about the popular posts listed on the sidebar of the website.
I also think the comments section for match threads could be made better if it could be set to appear with recent posts first by default. Maybe it could also be made to update automatically like the bbc sport website....

Again, great work with the website Iain, for me its probably the most up-to-date source on west ham news and discussion available.

I have long read the site but not posted and would like to thank Ian and the other writers for making this site probably the most updated and relevant place I've found for west ham related news on the web. I don't see the point in people constantly moaning, 'cause a lifetime of pessimism isn't going to be good based on my 20 years experience of supporting West Ham

Regardless of whether we go down or not this season, we have cause for optimism in terms of the potential of the OS, some good youngsters continue to be churned out and the current first team are good but mostly underachieving players (compared to those we had under Pards and Curbs in my opinion). Most fans would love to just expand UP but we must move on at some point, and when is this sort of chance going to arise again?

And if it all goes wrong; if the two Davids sod off and leave with their profits, if the Olympic stadium becomes a white elephant, if the team ends up somewhere in the football league, so be it. I'll continue to support regardless. Que Sera Sera!

the news about avram has just been on bbc breakfast, would take it seriously. First good decision the two davids have made tbh, although the timing of the decision is a bit weird.