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West Ham U18s won The FAYC last season and also won The U18 PL South. 

City beat them 2-1 in the North vs South decider.

Maybe Moyes will use some of them next season now that they're in Europe again. Mubamba, 18, made 6 appearances for the first team.
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Originally posted by SC92 SC92 wrote:


Bowen is from Herefordshire and came through at Hull. Not West Ham in the slightest as they bought him as a 24 year old.

I'm with you about PL academies but if he's good enough he will get good coaching and eventually useful development loans so it's not doom and gloom.


Learn something new everyday. Also thought he came through the West Ham system. Thought he was younger too and turns 27 in December.
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Originally posted by J89 J89 wrote:

Originally posted by SC92 SC92 wrote:


Bowen is from Herefordshire and came through at Hull. Not West Ham in the slightest as they bought him as a 24 year old.

I'm with you about PL academies but if he's good enough he will get good coaching and eventually useful development loans so it's not doom and gloom.


Learn something new everyday. Also thought he came through the West Ham system. Thought he was younger too and turns 27 in December.

Just because he's shagging Danny Dyer's daughter or what?
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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

I hate West Ham, Chelsea, Millwall and all the London teams.  Can't understand how anyone Irish can support a London team.  Arsenal are the least hatable.

London is a far less English place than say cities like Liverpool or Manchester. Lots and lots of diversity and backgrounds which helps young lads coming over. Also one of the best cities in the world live and a sizeable Irish community as well.
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True, and Sean already knows the four other Irish lads at the club around the same age who also joined West Ham from Irish League clubs. He’s got a great chance there, a three year contract and every opportunity to kick on.
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Originally posted by pateen pateen wrote:


London is a far less English place than say cities like Liverpool or Manchester. Lots and lots of diversity and backgrounds which helps young lads coming over. Also one of the best cities in the world live and a sizeable Irish community as well.

WH have a very sizeable contingent of Irish fans. As I understand it, the Ford motor factor in Dagenham had a large number of Irish staff, particularly from Cork and also Dublin. 

I'd separate the likes of Chelsea, given their links with Rangers etc, and I can really not understand where the draw would be for them. But most other London clubs have a decent Irish following, not least because of the massive diaspora in London. I suppose attending matches is preferable to supporting a club miles away, in another city. 
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