West Ham v Barnsley Online Free Live Stream Npower Championship Preview -17 Dec-2011,15:00 CET

West Ham v Barnsley Online Free Live Stream Npower Championship Preview -17 Dec-2011,15:00 CET.Team news for Saturday's FA Cup third-round clash between West Ham and Barnsley at Upton Park.Watch West Ham v Barnsley Live Stream Online Npower Championship 2011 Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on Saturday 17/12/11 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free West Ham v Barnsley Stream Free Online Video Of Npower Championship Saturday,17 Dec-2011 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 15:00 CET.Npower Championship ,Watch Video Online Live Stream,Watch West Ham v Barnsley Live Streaming Video ,West Ham v Barnsley Stream,West Ham v Barnsley Live free,West Ham v Barnsley Streaming,West Ham v Barnsley Live, Watch West Ham v Barnsley online,West Ham v Barnsley online, West Ham v Barnsley Results,Npower Championship Fixtures.West Ham manager Avram Grant is set to reshuffle his team for the game against the Tykes.Youngsters Zavon Hines, who came off the bench in Wednesday's 5-0 defeat at Newcastle, and Jordan Spence could both feature against Barnsley at Upton Park.
Mark Noble is fit again after a hip injury but on-loan defender Tal Ben Haim has returned to Portsmouth.Barnsley's last goal against West Ham is possibly one of the best remembered goals of all time by Reds fans.Nine minutes into their debut top flight campaign in front of a packed Oakwell on a scorching August Saturday afternoon, captain Neil Redfearn headed the Reds into the lead against the Hammers.
It's all been downhill since then against West Ham. John Hartson and Frank Lampard made it 2-1 in the second half. We had a 6-0 reverse in the league visit to Upton Park in the same season and a 3-0 defeat in the Third Round of the F.A. Cup in January 2009.
The Reds have managed just two wins at West Ham in almost 92 years of meetings. A 2-0 victory in 1919 was the first and the last was a 5-2 League Cup Second Round win in 1987.
Thomas Hitzlsperger has returned to training after a long-term thigh problem and he could be back in action by mid-February.
Barnsley's on-loan defender Matt Hill has been given permission to play in the the game against the Hammers.
The Tykes have received confirmation from Hill's parent club Wolves and the left-back will retain his place in Mark Robins' starting line-up.
Robins has no new injury or suspension problems for the third-round tie and is not expected to make too many changes following Monday's 2-1 home win over Coventry.
Striker Garry O'Connor returned to the side against Coventry following his permanent move from Birmingham and he is expected to start again with Andy Gray on the bench.
Winger Adam Hammill shook off a knock to play the full 90 minutes on Monday and will continue, while Jacob Butterfield, Jim O'Brien and Hugo Colace are all pushing for first-team recalls.
West Ham (from): Green, Tomkins, Upson, Gabbidon, Jacobsen, Barrera, Stanislas, Kovac, Parker, Behrami, Spector, Boa Morte, Cole, Obinna, Piquionne, Sears, Reid, Faubert, Spence, Hines, Boffin.