Pathetic!

So we had our shorts pulled down on and of the pitch mate,also heard a few spuds got in the west ham end cheering,proper piss take.

And unlike me you took a chance went and saw for yourself only to have your initial thoughts proved right....I do not care what others say it is there opinion and they are entitled to it like you and me but try as the club might you cannot get passed the fact that it is an athletics stadium and always will be...and it will only get worse because as much as we dislike those spuds they will be back in there own ground which is a Football Stadium Arsenal built from scratch a Football stadium chelski Abramovich or not are going to upgrade Stamford bridge again and its will be a Football stadium...now we all no that our beloved! board got into this thinking/knowing long term that they expect to get the soulless bowl on the cheap but then they will have to get the finance in too demolish it and build a proper Football stadium but in my lifetime or theres mmm I very much doubt it...so if you are happy with our new home good on you but those of us who are not do not abuse us accuse us of being stuck in the past because we understand the reasoning behind the move and had we moved into a purpose built Football stadium you would not have the angst that is rife amongst the supporters.....But what is done is done and no going back..and again I applaud you Hammer65 for trying it out in the flesh which is something I am afraid I never will do..west ham away now is my home when I get the tickets but for that place we laughingly call home well this supporter never will set one foot inside.

Don't think you were on ur own mac with the ground emptying at a very rapid rate which don't help the players confidence and you went to see WHU at a bad time when we have 9players out and 1 suspended that's- nearly complete team and we ain't talking about fringe players Lanzini, Yarmalenko Whiltshire Reid, I ain't going to name them all , but even if you were 1 of the top 6 sides, your results must be affected, but every cloud has a silver lining and we would not have discovered Grady Diangana who is defo gonna become a big asset to us. I've suffered watching hammers For Over 50years and this injury curse ain't new, I don't care if we ended up in Charlton's position, I'd still watch 'em, West ham till I die, everybody has their own view so I won't see you all at the Burnley match then, Shame!

I really feel for you 65. You are clearly a true Hammer and I dont think anything I can say will change your mind about the stadium. I wasn't there yesterday so cant really comment on the atmosphere. I have been going regularly since the first game V Juve. The only rare time when the atmosphere was good was when we were winning. I dont believe that more supporters (bigger capacity) are going along to see us lose but.... losing is a nasty habit at the Bowl of Misery. The last year at UP was pretty unique and its that season that most folk compare to the move to the LS. I think this is not a fair comparison. I have supported West Ham all my life and next year I'm 60, I have also memories at UP when it was pretty quiet and pretty miserable. The situation will not improve until the team and manager are consistent. The sad fact is 65 that the Boleyn is gone, there is no going back. West Ham are my club and I will continue to follow them through thin and thin :o) Keep the faith buddy...COYI's!!!!!

It's bleedin heartbreaking 65 ,what's all this abuse if you stand up ?the stewards tell you to sit-down ??? ,I've haven't been yet and I don't think I will , maybe it's for the youngsters mate though I feel sorry for them , inheriting a concrete monstrosity,
On another note I really feel we would be in deep doodaa if it wasn't for young Rice in all the matches on tv lately I literally have yet to see him put a foot wrong ,what a prospect he really is