Last updated: 12:32, November 20, 2008
West Ham United news
The Hammers are the pride of the East End of London and play at the Boleyn Ground although their home is more commonly referred to as Upton Park.
West Ham have been in the Premier League for the last three years after two seasons in the Championship but have been unlucky to produce and then lose current England stars like Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick and Joe Cole.
The Hammers also produced England World Cup-winning captain Bobby Moore who lifted the trophy at Wembley in 1966.
Other notable former West Ham stars include Trevor Brooking and Geoff Hurst, who hit a hat-trick against West Germany in the World Cup final win, while current performers include Craig Bellamy, Dean Ashton and Kieron Dyer.
West Ham's vice-chairman has rejected claims that the Hammers will have to sell a number of players in January's transfer window.
Gianfranco Zola admits he took a big risk taking the West Ham post and the Italian insists he is still 'learning' the job.
West Ham are expected to have scouts in attendance when Stephen Appiah runs out for Ghana tonight against Tunisia.
Celtic are to make a move for West Ham striker Craig Bellamy when the transfer window opens in the new year, according to reports.
West Ham are bracing themselves for a major January bid from Tottenham as they look to land keeper Robert Green.
Jonathan Spector has signed a new three-year contract with West Ham, keeping him with the club until summer 2011.
West Ham youngster Jack Collison is set to make his full Wales debut in Wednesday's friendly against Denmark.
West Brom are reported to be keeping tabs on West Ham United defender James Collins and hope to resurrect a deal.
It finished goalless at Upton Park as home keeper Robert Green produced a great display to keep out former Hammer Jermain Defoe.
Valon Behrami is set to return to the West Ham side for the home clash with Portsmouth after recovering from a calf injury.
West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola is confident he can lead his struggling side out of their current slump.
West Ham new boy Diego Tristan says the side are too good to go down despite just one point from the last 18 on offer.
West Ham boss Gianfranco Zola has been handed a boost on the injury front, with Valon Behrami returning to training.
West Ham have been told the Carlos Tevez affair will trundle on after a High Court judge said there would be no decision for weeks.
Welsh international Jack Collison says he was left with mixed emotions after netting his first goal for the club.