Hello, you're listening to the H&J Daily, Max Rushton and Charlie Baker with you on a Wednesday. What an amazing show we did, Charlie. And incredible amount of more hiccups in this show than any other show on TalkSport. Yeah, we'll put my hiccups in. We'll put our bits in. Victoria Angelino, the comedian, came in. He didn't have any headphones. He couldn't hear me, but it was still a good bit of radio. Matt Pryor was on, I thought it was really good talking about the ashes. I really enjoyed that conversation. And we're just about to talk to Martin Gritten about Liam Resenia, and if it's any good, we'll put it in. And if it isn't, you'll know it wasn't any good. Thank you, Charlie. What a shame. Here's the show.

It's a brightening night for West Ham last night against Forest.

For the loser, a winter of discontent, Lou.

They've got to wake on now and start winning games of football.

The club has gone.

There's no, the whole soul of that football club. He's dead at the moment. West Ham United hit the front. It's a known goal from Murillo. The last time they did win a game in which they opened the scoring was back in August again. Forrest? Correct. We are keep believing. Keep believing, Ray. It's a tough, tough moment. And you're starting to see the West Ham supporters trickle out now.

Exodus.

They've seen enough some of them.

It's almost like a script we've all read before.

Penalty to Nottingham Forest in the 87th minute of the game.

Big pressure.

The shoulders of Morgan Gibbs White. He steps up, right-footed and drills it through the middle of the game. Big pressure. The shoulders of Morgan Gibbs White. He steps up, right footed, and drills it through the middle of the goal and into the back of the net.

It felt as if they've been destined to be sucked into a relegation fight for the last few years.

There's a complete lack of leadership across the whole team.

But their dreams like the bubbles that are blown from the machine before kickoff

seem to be fading and dying.

West Ham United One, Nottingham Forest

2.

Yeah.

Oh, that was rough, wasn't it?

Let's talk to the former Westtown manager, Harry.

Hey, Harry.

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