West Ham United appear to be a club on the rise.
They sit seventh in the Premier League, are into the last 16 of the EFL Cup, where they will host Manchester City, and have a European campaign to enjoy.
On Thursday, they host Rapid Vienna in their first European home game in a competition proper since 2006, having started their Europa League group phase programme with a very impressive 2-0 win at Dinamo Zagreb.
Manager David Moyes signed a three-year contract in June and even the much-derided London Stadium is developing a 'West Ham' feel, with the stands behind the goal squared off, the distinctive carpet changed from green to claret and, now, a statue outside paying homage to the team that won the 1965 European Cup Winners' Cup.