With obvious Hammers-relevant examples of final day ‘giant’-killing heroics to look to, we switch codes to horse racing to find ways in which Big Sam can topple the irritatingly arrogant Citeh. Given the outrageous odds, we have focused on the apparent ‘nags’ – the 100-1 outsiders, who since 1839 have managed to defy the odds to win Horseracing’s premier event - the Grand National.

VERYWESTHAM: It is a
distinct possibility that the prized throroughbreds of Citeh will panic when
exposed to the considerable pressure of dealing with a determined and gritty
Hammers side. In particular, Aguero and Demechelis may find some hair ruffling
antics from Kevin Nolan all too much to handle and find themselves unable to
complete the treacherous course for today’s fixture.
VERYWESTHAM: This game
plan sounds awesomely familiar to observers of the astute and battle-hardened
Allardisi – while the opponents go racing off displaying their immense prowess,
Sam’s troops settle into their grim defensive duties, reducing the event to a
war of attrition wherein the more resilient rather than more naturally talented
prevail. A headed goal from Andy Carroll with 4 minutes to go comes to mind…
VERYWESTHAM: The
weather forecast does not highlight fog as a major likelihood in the Manchester
region today but undoubtedly the financially overendowed club have lost sight
of the basic philosophy of fair competition that underpins the beautiful game,
preferring to dish out tons of dosh to (talented) mercenaries with no affection
for City or indeed the English game. This has recently extended to wilfully
breaking financial fair-play rules. West Ham know only too well the
consequences of fielding ineligible players – if City have exceeded agreed
limits, should they be allowed to play the players who’s salaries and transfer
fees have been responsible for the wrongdoing?
VERYWESTHAM: So City
come out and batter West Ham for half an hour, going one up to lots of
celebratory back slapping. Then it all grinds to a halt, the crowd get a bit
jumpy. With 12 minutes to go, the flambuoyant and swashbuckling VERYWESTHAM Hammer
of the Year Guy Demel pops up to double his career total goals haul (to 2).
Sweaty pants time ensues…and them Demechelis panics, pulling Andy Carroll’s
hair, who in turn puts on a Chico Flores-style howl and Mark Noble steps up to
slot away the penalty. 2-1 to the believers.
VERYWESTHAM: Not so
crazy as it sounds – Citeh have blown it before and are by no means unbeatable,
even at the Etihad. The Hammers are a weird outfit – when up for it, and with a
full team (probably both the case for today) they are very hard to score
against and with Carroll and Nolan up front can always steal a sneaky goal. The
insulting odds, Pelegrini’s arrogant presumption that the title is already won,
and the memory of the severe thrashing an understrength Hammers side received
from City in the Cup Semi-final will surely get the Hammers up for it.
16-1; we’ll have a tenner of that action thankyou very much!
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