Well….not many of us fancied getting something against Nottingham Forest on Sunday but we did, emphatically! A clean sheet and three goals has given the fan base an injection of positivity. Dave & Ex talk about the game, outstanding performances, effective substitutions, THAT goal celebration from Lucas and renewed optimism for when we play Tottenham on the 13th before answering questions from Patrons of The West Ham Way….
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