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Mason's Report Will Lead To The FA Giving West Ham A Kicking

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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Sun, 11/03/2018 - 11:40

The Football Association said it would be seeking observations from West Ham as well as awaiting the match referee Lee Mason's report before considering what action to take, but with The Premier League joining in the condemnation of events it will only be a matter of time before 'firm action' is taken by the FA.

The possible sanctions range from a hefty fine through to forcing West Ham to play at least one match at home behind closed doors, that would be the Southampton game due to be played on March the 31st, further sanctions could include a 'suspended' points deduction in order to try to ensure there are no repeats of Saturday's unpleasant scenes.

The threat of further sanctions will remain against West Ham until the season's end, with one FA 'insider' saying that Hammers' were going to get a 'good kicking' for consistently breaching it's match day guide lines, the Premier League in conjunction with the FA have 'representatives' at every Premier League fixture, they are the ones with the puffer jackets emblazoned with a lions head that makes them look like generic Hull City supporters!

For quite some time there has been a bit of an agenda regarding West Ham and the London Stadium, whether it be Mayor Sadiq Khan or a Tory back bencher looking for publicity banging on about the cost to the tax payer for the White Elephant Stadium, either way the public has been led to believe that West Ham United got a 'special deal'. It is now obvious that moving from the Boleyn Ground was not the groundbreaking (excuse the pun) exercise it was supposed to be, in fact it has had such a negative effect on the club that Hammers' should be paid for taking on such a monstrosity in order to spare the government's blushes.

All the resentment that has been simmering has finally been let out the bag, and if fans think that this is the last of it then they will be very disappointed, this is going to run and run. Everyone and everything that is negative will be heaped upon the club, queues will form of axe grinders and don't be surprised if Sheffield United take action to ensure that they alone can hold the mantle of destroying a club efficiently! The London Stadium move was supposed to be the beginning of something great, not a protracted witch hunt, it was supposed to put West Ham United firmly in the spot light and raise the club's profile. Well it's certainly done that, but not in the way it was meant to, when you put yourself on a pedestal be prepared for some one to try and come and knock you off!

West Ham is a club you are generally 'born' in to, the new generation of fans may never know that once upon a time the club was virtually every opposition supporters favourite team, with a few obvious exceptions, it is to be genuinely hoped that the future generation's legacy will not be permanently destroyed by the London Stadium shenanigans. - Ed

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Im sorry but i take the pessimistic view they can shove their London stadium up their hole ,west ham is finished as we know it ,the damage is to great to recover from ,they have broken thousands if not millions of hearts all over the world ,what right had they to come into our club and do away with our beloved Upton park ,its us older folks that feel it the most the younger ones dont have the memorys and will disperse and fragment properly going to other clubs ,in the end i hope every bad thing imaginable happens to these three sumbags ,greedy bastards

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NorthHertsHammer's picture

Agreed burkie 1 ,60 years a supporter i am fed up to the back teeth with it all,its all been lies lies and damn lies all the time.

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NorthHertsHammer's picture

Now sir trev has told fans to stay awayhope he likes a half empty stadium

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asheshammer's picture

If it wasn't so bleak it would have been comical. A very discreet way of telling fans to protest.

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Dartford Bhoy's picture

I am not a supporter of the unholy trinity, they came to our rescue when no one else cared and after that I have little respect. I said at the time a move to the LS was right, I still believe a big white elephant in our borough would be a disgrace for the country but mainly the good folk of Newham. The problem I feel is more incompetence than shear ignorance. They had a dream and they sold us their dream. Its now a nightmare. The job is just too big for them. They need to sell asap for their sake and the the good of the club. I heard that they plan to erect barriers to stop the fans getting to them, as said before, they leave large posh secure houses, get into chauffeur driven Rollers, front door of stadium, never see grass root fans, live in a 5 star world ... my God, will they say "let them eat cake" next!

The incompetence of the LS ownership was magnified on Saturday at a level never seen before, stewarding was amateur at best. Fights were breaking out all around and these guys didn't have a clue. We had a "heated discussion" with a group (not season ticket holders) that thought the first idiot on the pitch was some sort of hero, two stewards turned up in our row and were quickly told to go away through self police by others... and in a decent society thats what happens, the good speak up!

So, where do we go from here? Just give up? Certainly not. Peaceful protest? I was not in favour of the march but after Saturday some protest is an necessity! Yes! Get behind our team... definitely... COYI's!!!!

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Dartford Bhoy's picture

i think you could be right 65. The atmosphere on Saturday was the worst I have ever known. I think we are close to rock bottom and totally agree the porn twins need to sell asap as i think like managers lose the changing room these clowns have lost the fan base or as they see us... Clients! The product they try to sell with their association is now just toxic. They should remove themselves immediately from the running of the club and bring in acting CEO until a new buyer is found. Im sure they would get their money back purely based on todays club value verses what they paid for West Ham originally. IMO Its still very saleable. Great history, support, colours, badge, song etc etc. Any new buyer however will want:

1) Those clowns out immediately.
2) Give Moyes a real contract... desperate for stability!
3) Purchase of the LS for a pound... Khan etal will be pleased to be shot of it!
4) Convert to a football stadium... still cheaper than building a new ground
5) Set up a fans forum and LISTEN to them!!!!

Its not rocket science! COYI's!!!!!

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Dartford, I think the buying the stadium for a quid is what the owners are waiting for now. As soon as they get that their profit on the club will go thro the roof and then they will sell asap. That's what they wanted from day 1 IMO.

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The stewarding done on the cheap? You can't get cheaper than nothing! They don't actually pay for it! Those who say stay away will hit them in the pocket probably won't make a difference. Buying the stadium for a quid and more importantly the TV money makes the fans money seem like petty cash. I doubt that bothers them.

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NorthHertsHammer's picture

I see the mayor of london is trying to distance himself from the running of the stadium,typical little shit

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Jesus Christ are they living in the real world ?,Carroll for f##k sake its a joke 90 k a week for arseing around on a beach in Florida ,doesnt get any better the that

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