Join Chris, Gary and their sons Fred and Ross as they drive up to Manchester United for a nice day out, with special seats at the back of the really hostile Stretford End. Couldn't have worked out better really. Days don't come much better than this!

Gary and Chris discuss the apparent interest from a wealthy American together with the much bigger potential ramifications on English football as we know it. They also talk over the 4 players who will be leaving the club this season, plus any other transfer news that is coming down the pipe.

El Crapico lived down to its pre-match billing, it was bloody awful. Gary and Chris discuss their day out at the London Stadium where it finished 1-1 with Spurs. A fair result but a poor game in which it felt like both managers and the players had settled for a draw before the second half started. My GOD it was dull. Really dull.

Gary and Chris discuss the race for 4th place (from bottom) as West Ham face Spurs on Sunday at the London Stadium. We need a performance, we really need a win and even better if it happens to be against Spurs. Come on West Ham, pull a performance out for us.

Chris and Gary discuss the painful memories from the Amex stadium yesterday as the team shot itself in the foot, assisted in part by another bad substitution, and found a novel way to lose 3-2 in the last minute of added time. We discuss the post-match presser where Potter was a bit touchy, maybe related to the barracking from away fans and the abuse from his former home crowd.

Join Chris and Gary for what will be a passionate discussion as we discuss why one of us is sure that we are getting relegated next season. There is a series of reasons why next season will be the perfect storm for West Ham. We will also discuss our trip to the Amex tomorrow as we face Graham Potter's former team, Brighton.

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 getting all the decisions right?