The 116-page Official Programme for Mark Noble's final home game as a West Ham United player is on sale now!
The Club captain will bid farewell to the Claret and Blue Army in front of a capacity 60,000 crowd at London Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
And with Premier League title-chasing Manchester City the visitors, the stage is set for a special and emotional afternoon.
Accordingly, we have produced another 116-page issue crammed full of exciting content for fans of all ages.
We've got exclusive interviews with the man himself, Mr West Ham Mark Noble, plus the managers, coaches and players who knew him best during his 18 years as a Hammer.
We also look back with Noble's former Evening Standard column ghostwriter Ken Dyer, and include features on the Programme and teamsheet from the midfielder's debut all the way back in August 2004.
Get your Official Programme now!
It's not all about our soon to be retired No16, though, as we've also got season reviews from our U23 and U18 sides and the latest from the Women's team.
And another famous central midfielder, 1964 FA Cup final matchwinner Ronnie Boyce, completes another season of West Ham Scrapbooks in style.
With exclusive columns from David Sullivan, David Gold and David Moyes, plus a guide to Pep Guardiola's table-topping visitors, too, there is something for everyone in the Official Programme!
Voted the 2020/21 Premier League's Programme of the Season by Premier Progs, back issues of our Official Programme are available to order here for just £3.50, plus £1.49 postage and packaging*.
Copies will be sent via first-class post. Full-season subscriptions are also available, including all Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup home issues, from just £108, from the Club's online West Ham Programmes shop.
Alternatively, if you are coming to Sunday's game, pick up a copy in person from the Stadium Store or one of our vendors!
You can order your copy for just £3.50 each, plus £1.49 postage and packaging*, by clicking here now.
Come on you Irons!
*For UK addresses only. Postage and Packaging £3.49 for Europe/£6.49 for Rest of the World.
