Disappointment.

Disappointment. That one word sums up how the transfer window has winded up for West Ham United. It was a tough choice for a one word summary, being torn between "disappointment" and "failure".

FNF: Michael Carbajal versus Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQnyKC5cvCE&feature=youtube_gdata

There's something to be said for the anonymity afforded to fighters that reside in those weight divisions south of featherweight. While, to be sure, there is likely no fighter residing in those divisions that does not envy the sort of money and fame which larger fighters are privy to at the same time their inevitable exit from the ring must provide a softer landing.

2013/2014 Season Preview

So here we stand on the eve of another Premier League season. Transfer activity for most clubs in England’s top flight has been eerily quiet, perhaps leading towards a calm before the storm.

FNF: Kennedy McKinney versus Marco Antonio Barrera

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc-fZpJvzCc&feature=youtube_gdata

One of, if not thee, most impressive traits any great fighter possesses is the ability to dig deep. To find something within themselves, when it seems as though all other options have been expended, to keep on going.

Much Ado About Nothing

With the way some West Ham supporters are moaning, one would be excused for thinking we've had the most disastrous transfer window in recent memory. That's far from the case.

For The Suits Label Guide: Collins Down Beat

For all his considerable talents in the art of record production, Clancy Collins is a name sadly only known to the serious reggae collector. It's certainly not down to a lack of quality sides attributable to the man, but rather a lack of a strong period of hits to have really brought his name to the forefront.

I Am The Gorgon

http://youtu.be/7Sm-N7u0XVA

Bunny Lee is, without a doubt, the house favorite producer here at For The Suits. Needless to say we're a little bit excited there's a documentary slated for release in a few months time. His output has been prolific, and the quality has hardly waned from fantastic, and there is very few people in the Jamaican music industry he hasn't worked with or influenced. So now that we have an opportunity to have it all laid out, straight from the horses mouth, in a documentary makes the anticipation hardly bearable.