Nedum
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95 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
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I think I tried to mention the point that, say, when you were on that Conference League run,
some of those nights will be the nights that like as a player you'll never forget because the noise is so loud like you will hear 60 000 people they could be a mile away and you will hear 60 000 people but when things aren't going the way that they are when there's almost like a sense of resentment towards certain things happening at the football club you see the apathy you sense it and it changes a little bit i don't think it's that the fans just completely dislike the stadium obviously they prefer to stay at their home what they know and no one likes change
It's true.
And to be honest, as is the case with most things football-related and on this scale, it's not about whether you can, it's about whether you should.
And to be able to cut a corner and move people, just place them anywhere, as he said, that's something that they could do and it was an easy option.
But the right option would have been the more difficult one to make sure that they could still cultivate that sort of environment and keep those people in that space.
And you bring over those good memories and a sense of familiarity.
But instead, I think, as we've probably seen with West Ham over the years, it's the wrong decisions over and over.
Having been relegated twice with Queen's Park Rangers with a bunch of new players and stuff like that, yes, people do try and get away as quickly as possible.
Some try to get away before the season's even finished.
And I think from a West Ham perspective, the players that are there, some do have a connection with the club, as he's described.
And for others, this is brand new to you.
So as a consequence, you getting up and leaving means nothing because essentially the time you were there, also on the grand scheme of things, meant nothing as well.
Were there times where you look back and thought that with different eyes, you wish you could have done something differently?
Or was it just a case of understanding that's who you were in that moment?
From the parts of the book which I've read so far, the physio that knew something was wrong with you the day after the Conference League final.
Did you ever play against Danny Shitty?
Yeah, because he was the same in the tunnel before games, trying to intimidate people to that next level.
And considering he's the size of two men, like, I get it, man.
If some strikers went up for it, I totally understand it.
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