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West Ham United fans have been subjected to many of the London Stadium’s doom and gloom factors across the ten year span of the Hammers playing football there, but glooming factors might’ve reached a new low after West Ham’s fan group’s recent meeting details were released publicly.

Upon being asked how to make improvements to the Stadium’s atmosphere, which was specifically asked by the board, it came to fruition that standing/railed seating would be a viable option, given that the majority of Premier League clubs now have these facilities installed.

West Ham have had to deal with numerous troubles since moving to the London Stadium in 2016, but one significant issue, one that is fixable, that has persistently been a bother has been seeing away fans in the home end.

Particularly, last season, there were numerous occasions where away fans were sat in the home end. I cannot fathom how many people were kicked out of the Bobby Moore upper stand, half of the buggers wouldn’t have known who he was!

West Ham United haven’t had the most fortune this Premier League season, but fortunately, with just seven matches to go, Nuno’s side has been dealt a significant boost with the injuries that have hampered the Hammers up until now.

West Ham initially had their January forward Pablo, injured for a long spell, and upon his return, star Crysencio Summerville sustained a calf injury against Brentford, which has seen him miss Manchester City and Aston Villa. Not to mention, in the midlands, we suffered yet another injury with Jean-Clair’s calf giving-way in the warm-up.