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The London Stadium is killing West Ham. We’ve lost our identity, our passion, our home. We can’t accept this as our future.
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Billionaire West Ham co-owner David Sullivan abused his power and preyed on us for sex, women say bbc.in/4uXv99L
The confidence these players are showing before a huge relegation game like this lol.
All smiles. They seem very confident they’re staying up.
Let’s see then.
West Ham COYI retweeted
The Olympic Stadium is chocked full of tourists. Big group near me last night kept chanting ‘come on Fulham’. West Ham have lost total control of the stadium. There’s no planning for who is sitting where, no defined sections, empty white seats everywhere. Nobody is in control.
West Ham COYI retweeted
...stadium needs to be bought outright, reconfigured and made into a football stadium not an athletics arena. Forget the Olympic legacy and romance. Think of West Ham fans and players... Column #WHUFC 2/2 open.substack.com/pub/henryw…
West Ham COYI retweeted
Many issues at West Ham United – board, recruitment etc - but soulless stadium also dragging them down. More retractable seating and improved acoustics needed. Really, a buyout and rebuild needed. New owners needed or new ideas... #WHUFC 1/2
If you are a proper West Ham supporter, please attend the protest tomorrow. It’s so important a huge number of fans attend this
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Not naive enough to believe this or other planned protest forces a sale or immediate change at WHU board level
However, the alternative of sitting around & hoping for change isn't going to do it either
The club is hamstrung, with a board that is not fit for purpose. As a fanbase, we need to make it as uncomfortable as possible. A change of manager at this stage would only be window dressing designed to distract from the true problems at the club
The shareholders beyond DS need to have it made painfully obvious that under DS's direction as Chairman, the club is destined to never meet its potential & more importantly for them, damage to their share price
A conversation at that level, forced by the fan unrest, could spark action if only to save their investment, but that action could cause DG Trust to sell sooner or step away from DG & reduce him to merely the major shareholder who can be outvoted on significant board changes, including DS involvement in day to day operations
Probably one of our best performances this season that second half and still lost. Sums up us for a few years now.
Though, such a clear improvement in the bigger games under Potter. We will be much better next season for sure, we just won’t be this bad
