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Alex Marsh, Leicester
I think the rest of the world has finally seen what Hammers fans
have known ever since Trevor joined the club. You would struggle to
find a more honest, hard-working and versatile winger and I hope
that the confidence that the Argentina game has no doubt given him
will allow Trev to show England the flair side of his game that has
been exciting the Upton Park faithful for the last four years.
Andrew Jenkin, Sible Hedingham
I believe that Sinclair changed the game England's way against
Argentina, he got them right up for it and showed a possitive
attitude all the way through. He produced some wonderful skill and
made every one laugh when he dummied round a Argie defender,
leaving him flat on his backside!
Lars Andersen, Hillerod, Denmark
Being a Dane, I have to have an ambivalent view on Trevor's
performance. As a Hammmer I am thrilled and proud of Trev, but as a
Dane I am afraid of the strength of the English team and Sinclair
in particular.
John Ioannou, Kiti Larnaka, Cyprus
When Trevor come on as a sub against Argentina there were
butterflies in my stomach. After the game had finished, Trevor had
confirmed to me that it was a mistake to have him as a sub...he
should have started the game from the beginning. Sven should now
have learnt by his mistakes.
Chris Saville, Coldstream
I think Sinclair should keep his place in the starting line-up, but
when Hargreaves gets back, bring him in for Butt. Sinclair is
doing the Hammers proud, just as Cole and James have done.
Marc Smith, Grays
I feel Trevor has proved a lot of people wrong and looked very
strong in the games he played in. I think that the team look a much
more physical proposition when he is in, rather than the
lightweight frame of Dyer. All he has to do is add the final touch
to his international appearances and he could well be one of the
finds of the tournament for England . I would like to finish by
commenting on Rio. He has looked superb and is definitely the
finished article. Imagine a WHUFC team with him, Joe, Carrick and
Defoe as the spine!
Laura Toal, Dorset
I think it would be a discrace if Dyer or Hargreaves were to regain
fitness and walk straight back into the England team at the expense
of Trevor. No-one has worked harder for the team in the last two
games and I'm convinced that, if given the nod against Denmark,
the confidence that Trev has no doubt gained will allow him to show
more of the attacking flair that West Ham fans are used to.
Simon Holmes, Barking
Trevor did a fantastic job down the left hand side for England
during the Argentina and Nigeria match and proved himself worthy of
a regular starter in England games to come. He seems confident and
influential and I feel that he made the diffrence in the
Argentina game to help England win. Well done Trev and good luck
when you play again.
Roy Pidgeon, Barking
Trev played a fantastic game and deserves all the praise that he is
getting. It has to be said that his inclusion in the squad
was just a tad fortunate due to injuries to other players, however
saying this he has still proved to all those doubters that he
really is a quality international player no matter what team he
plays for. Well done Trev.
Gail Springate, Abingdon, Oxon
He was fantastic in the first game and was surely one of the best
performers in the second. While others have taken their places in
the starting line up for granted, he has proved that he should be
in there every time. His versatility must ensure that he features
heavily in England's future. Well done Trev. Proud to be
English, even prouder to be a Hammer.
Wessley Duggan, Purfleet, Essex
Everybody doubted Trevor's ability to perform at international
level - except the West Ham fans. The Upton Park faithful were
always behind him and he hasn't let anybody down. Trevor should
now be Sven's first choice ahead of Kieron Dyer for the left
position. Even on the train home after the Argentina game everyone
was talking about "Tricky Trevor" and how they were
impressed by him. He has the ability to tie defenders in knots at
club level and now he has shown he can do it at the highest level,
the World Cup. We West Ham fans knew he could do it and now
everybody else does.