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SORRY, BUT IT JUST HAS TO BE HAMMERS

LAST year I picked a dark horse to win the Championship title - and I got it spot on with Coventry City who were magnificent under Frank Lampard.
Sorry to say, but I’m going to be a bit more boring this year and tip West Ham. I know everyone is saying the same thing but it’s just impossible to look beyond the Hammers.
They’ve got an experienced manager in Nuno, two potential 20-goal forwards in Bowen and Taty Castellanos, Premier League players all over the park and gates in excess of 50,000. If anybody finishes above West Ham, they win the title.
As to who coul...

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