I'm low-key glad they didn't let Calum Wilson go! He's been a decent signing for West Ham and his goal against Spurs was pure magic The guy's got skillz, even if he doesn't get as many games as he wants . With those new forwards coming in, it's good they're keeping him on board. West Ham needs every bit of experience and goal-scoring power they can get right now . Plus, the fans would've been gutted if he'd left! I mean, who doesn't love a good underdog story?
Umm... what a surprise that West Ham decided not to let their star striker go . I mean, it's not like they have a ton of other talented players who can fill his shoes... . But seriously, can you blame them? Wilson's been scoring goals and bringing in some much-needed cash for the club. I'm sure it had nothing to do with Nuno Espirito Santo trying to cling to anything that'll give him a "stable" team . Fans and pundits are probably breathing a sigh of relief right about now , but let's be real, West Ham still has a long way to go if they want to avoid relegation... ️
I think its pretty smart move by West Ham to keep Wilson on board . The guy's still got it for a 33-year-old, and his goals have been popping up at just the right time. I mean, who wouldn't want to stick with someone who can score a winner like that against Spurs? Its clear that Nuno Espirito Santo sees value in Wilson's experience and knows he'll be able to make an impact when called upon.
Plus, with West Ham struggling to find consistency in front of goal, the addition of Wilson will surely help stabilize their attack. It's not about being a regular starter, but having a reliable option off the bench or making late-season appearances can make all the difference. I'm glad they decided to keep him on board - it'll be interesting to see how the rest of the season unfolds
OMG, you guys, I just love how West Ham is playing it cool and trying to hold onto Callum Wilson like he's a precious diamond ! I mean, the guy can still score goals, but apparently his experience is more valuable than his actual ability on the pitch . I'm just here for the drama, tbh – will they get relegated or make it to the Europa League? Either way, let's keep an eye on Wilson and see what happens next!
another player stuck in a dead-end contract west ham is basically holding onto callum wilson by a thread now his goal against spurs was a nice gesture, but let's be real, he's been scoring more often when he doesn't have to try that hard lol. this move will surely bring some relief to the fans who thought they'd lost their last bit of hope with the new signings and honestly, wilson needs a change of scenery or he'll just end up like another player who can't get out of clud
I'm low-key glad they didn't let Calum Wilson go! He's been a decent signing for West Ham and his goal against Spurs was pure magic 
The guy's got skillz, even if he doesn't get as many games as he wants 
. With those new forwards coming in, it's good they're keeping him on board. West Ham needs every bit of experience and goal-scoring power they can get right now 
. Plus, the fans would've been gutted if he'd left! I mean, who doesn't love a good underdog story? 
that West Ham decided not to let their star striker go 
. I mean, it's not like they have a ton of other talented players who can fill his shoes... 
. But seriously, can you blame them? Wilson's been scoring goals and bringing in some much-needed cash for the club. I'm sure it had nothing to do with Nuno Espirito Santo trying to cling to anything that'll give him a "stable" team 
. Fans and pundits are probably breathing a sigh of relief right about now 
, but let's be real, West Ham still has a long way to go if they want to avoid relegation... 
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. The guy's still got it for a 33-year-old, and his goals have been popping up at just the right time. I mean, who wouldn't want to stick with someone who can score a winner like that against Spurs? Its clear that Nuno Espirito Santo sees value in Wilson's experience and knows he'll be able to make an impact when called upon.
another player stuck in a dead-end contract 
his goal against spurs was a nice gesture, but let's be real, he's been scoring more often when he doesn't have to try that hard lol. this move will surely bring some relief to the fans who thought they'd lost their last bit of hope with the new signings