Austbo? Soucek? Pablo? Who were YOUR standout performers at Sincil Bank? 👀
markmarston4w ago
How did Mukasa play lads? Keen to keep tabs on him as a Leicester fan
dantowen819514w ago
He was on the bench, he’s had some superb moments but has been a bit quieter recently He’s looked top class as a number 8 but has struggled as a number 10
jordan.harris4w ago
Austbo was excellent again
jonathan.gorrie4w ago
Pablo is such a fascinating watch! Still not sure he's any good, but love to see it
dantowen819514w ago
Haha he always makes the team better! There were a few instants last night when he salvaged an attack by winning the ball back just outside the Lincoln box
jameslloyd14.jl4w ago
This Golden Boot charge from Mavropanos is incredible to see 😆🇬🇷
caleb.sage4w ago
Soucek or Bowen. Nuno is going to walk this!
shamanth.jayaram4w ago
Got to be between Bowen and Soucek. Both outstanding, but Soucek is edges it for me
dantowen819514w ago
For me, Austbo was the standout. An incredible impact off the bench, and what a finish that was for 2-0
matthew.johns4w ago
Have always been a fan of Soucek, a much needed win for West Ham after a couple of draws. On the other side, Lincoln appear to be facing reality in the Championship, think they will ultimately go down
jamie.theodosi4w ago
Mavropanos. I saw something saying he is on track to score 25 GOALS?!🤣
dantowen819514w ago
Hahah I think you’re right - no CB has ever scored 10 in the Championship
aryansurajc4w ago
Pablo was the one who outshined big time
dantowen819514w ago
I think he might be West Ham’s most effective striker!
charlesjones4w ago
Soucek prefect performance after signing a new deal. He’ll go on a proper scoring run now. Anyone still asking questions about Nuno btw?
dantowen819514w ago
To be fair it’s hard to judge Nuno on this performance haha I don’t really know what we can read into it to be honest. But they did manage the second half extremely well
leeclarke05084w ago
Pablo was decent, also thought Bowen was exceptional, led by example.
chillout4w ago
Biggest away win since walloping Leicester 6-0 in 1923 - the year of the first Wembley FA Cup final, when West Ham lost to Bolton 2-0.