NOVEMBER 2012 marks the 10th anniversary of EX magazine and to celebrate this special occasion we will be publishing an exclusive new in-deoth interview with West Ham and England legend SIR GEOFF HURST.

EX's Tim Crane has already conducted this compelling interview with Sir Geoff, part one of which will appear in Issue 65, due out at the end of this month.

Part two will appear in our first issue of 2013.

HAMMERS goalscoring great Tony Cottee is about to launch his new book . . . and you can get it here FIRST, personally signed by the man himself!

You can pre-order a copy of TONY COTTEE - WEST HAM: THE INSIDE STORY from us for £14.99 (post-free in the UK).

For full details and how to order, simply follow this link.

JULIAN DICKS, one of the most popular players to ever wear the claret and blue, heads an all-star line-up for our EX Retro Forum & Fair in Romford on Sunday, November 4.

We are also delighted to confirm that Hammers cult hero will be joined at our fifth annual event by KEITH ROBSON and KEVIN LOCK, who were both part of John Lyall's teams that reached cup finals in consecutive years in the mid-70s.

For more info and to pre-book your tickets (making a saving of £2 per ticket on the at-the-door price), follow this link: http://www.ex-hammers.com/page.php?83

IT is with sadness that we report the death last night of Hammers legend John Bond, who has lost his three-year battle with cancer at the age of 79.

'Bondy' made 428 senior appearances (381 league and 47 cups) for the Hammers, scoring 35 goals.

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WE are sad to report the death this week of two ex-Hammers, Ron Tindall and Jimmy Andrews (pictured left).

Ron, who passed away in adopted home of Perth, Western Australia last Sunday aged 76, joined the Hammers from Chelsea in November 1961, in the deal that took Andy Malcolm to Stamford Bridge.

He made 13 league and one cup appearance at centre-forward that season, scoring three goals, but was unable to add to his first team tally. His commitments with Surrey county cricket club hampered his first team chances at Upton Park under Ron Greenwood. Tindall scored more than 5,000 runs and took 150 runs for Surrey in the late 50s and early 60s.

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