Iron Men Page #2

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[cheering]

I'd like to see that again.

He jumped to him.

Oh, no, no.

[Ray groans]

Oh, leave me alone.

Leave me alone.

They're getting torn apart.

Absolutely torn apart.

[wild cheering]

[wild cheering]

Oh, no!

When are they ever gonna

give us anything?

All the f***ing people

in the boxes... don't do that.

[sighs] That's it, I think.

[final whistle]

Sh*t.

[indistinct]

Probably. The problem is,

it's no good to us.

And they probably do.

And like our dreams,

they fade and die.

- Oh, Ray. Don't say that.

- It's that song, mate.

- That's what it is.

- I know.

[reporter] Is the fear now

that the season

could fizzle out a little bit

and players

might not be as motivated?

[Slaven] We are still big time

in the competition for Europe,

and we want to finish

as high as possible.

Of course, this is going to...

It's a huge disappointment

tonight.

It's going to affect us,

but we have to come together

and stick and bounce back.

And make no mistake,

we're going to do it.

5 today, scarves.

[Slaven] The biggest positive

thing around and about West Ham

is that it is a club

like one big family.

- Good morning.

- How are you?

Good, good. Is Steve back?

Oh, you're there!

Oh, you're back.

How are you?

How are you doing? Morning.

[Slaven] Every morning to shake

hands with every player

and the person

who is with the club.

It helps in creating that bond.

[Mark] And it's a bit

of communication

without actually having

to speak to someone,

shake the managers',

the coaches' hands.

It takes me 20 minutes,

I shake the chefs' hands and...

Just a little bit of respect

and, "Morning, how are you?"

And just, it's a good way

to get the morning going.

[Slaven] OK.

If you're warming up...

And then, after we play

five-a-side,

like four against four,

with four players,

with eight players on a side,

and then we do it, like,

four, three times,

for three minutes,

depending on the intensity,

and then after that, we go

for a little bit bigger pitch

and we finish it

with eight against eight.

- Seven against seven.

- Yeah, or seven-seven.

We have Mikey.

We have Antonio.

- We have...

- Payet.

Payet... He's kind of through.

So we've got two or three

goalkeepers today.

[shouts]

[shouting]

- How long have you been there?

- [Will] Coming up ten years now.

- Long time, innit?

- [Will] Yeah.

- You've seen me get old.

- [Will] Yeah.

The Olympic Stadium, yeah.

I can't believe

how big the place is.

I've never seen

it with people in either.

I didn't go to the Olympics.

I didn't go to the rugby either.

So, I've never seen...

I've only ever seen it empty.

It needs to be

a football stadium

instead of a theater,

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