You Irons - A Podcast about West Ham

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Sam, George & Roshane each dish out their end of season awards. Categoreis include: Best Player, Worst Performance, Biggest Sh*thouse, Most Underrated & Sh*ttest MomentJoin us for a romp through one of the greatest seasons in recent history! COYI

**UPDATED VERSION WITH SOUND ISSUES FIXED!**Roshane reports fresh from the Kurt Zouma cat trials; we celebrate Jarrod Bowen's England call up; bemoan a shameful last-day performance at Brighton; and look ahead to a necessary squad refresh over the summer.

Reflections on Frankfurt, Creswell: the case for the defence, transfer plans for next season and someone's moving gingerly.

Roshane is in Frankfurt, Sam is on his way out there, George is stuck at home with Covid. The lads reflect on the first leg and the defeat to Arsenal - and look ahead to our date with destiny on Thursday. Should Benrahma start? Coufal or Johnson at RB? And is Jarrod Bowen nailed on to be the hero?

A Big Mac followed by an attempted kidnapping in Lyon, a victorious defeat in Chelsea, a deluxe day at the home of Matty Jarvis and a preview of our day of destiny versus Frankfurt.

The lads look back on a dramatic night against Lyon in London and a disappointing defeat in Brentford and wonder when Disney will finally buy the rights to the Craig Dawson story. Plus, Roshane reports live from Lyon in advance of the second leg. COYI!

Sam, Roshane & George look back on an impressively straightforward win against a piss-poor Everton and work themselves into a frenzy of excitement about Thursday night's match against Lyon. Plus, Happy Birthday Samassi Abou!

Sam & George discuss the latest Declan speculation, look ahead to summer transfers, bemoan the international break and look at a run of upcoming fixtures that could put us back in the Champions League race.

The lads reflect on a perfect Thursday night at the London Stadium, dismiss the Spurs game as irrelevant and make the case for Said Benrahma (again). PLUS! Roshane mounrs the end of a beautiful friendship and Sam orders a fancy takeaway.

Sam and Roshane reflect on their eventful trip to Seville, George bemoans his less glamorous viewing experience inside a car and we look forward to a week that could go down in the Hammers history books.

Sam & Roshane pronounce us (almost) back to our best against Wolves; hail the resurgence of Soucek; look forward to a MASSIVE trip to Seville; and learn a bit more about Roshane's piss-taking expenses policy. #COYI

Sam, Roshane and George call for a bit of perspective after West Ham Twitter loses the plot; discuss the need for a tactical rejig; wonder if Millwall could be deployed in World War 3; and...Roshane receives an exciting on-air phone call... #COYI

Sam, Roshane & George discuss Coufal's drastic loss of form, keeping our faith in Antonio, supporting Zouma when no-one else will and why we don't want Rangers in the Europa. PLUS! Our favourite takeaways and - were Millwall behind the big storm?

Our thoughts on Kurt Zouma and Catgate.

The boys celebrate the joy of breaking a nation's hearts by fluking victory against a bunch of minnows. Plus! Why Andriy Yarmolenko is a sex God legend AND - what now for Issa Diop?

The lads try to make sense of the transfer window's twisted psychodrama; Roshane gets a call from Alan Irvine; and a death threat is made against Sam's cat.

David Moyes 5-window striker hunt, why Antonio is burned out, Calvert-Lewin fantasies, the neighbours with no blinds and is Declan speaking code language?

After a disappointing defeat to Leeds, Sam, Roshane and George discuss West Ham's ambition. Is this the best opportunity we've ever had for a top four finish? If so, must the board act to seriously strengthen a flagging squad? PLUS! The tragedy of Issa Diop.

West Ham back to massive ways, Lanzini morphs into Modric, Roshane gets stuck on a train again and the coaching staff's varied music tastes