Reports that a deal which will see West Ham buy the London Stadium has been firmly denied by the club. The speculation that we could do so has been going on for months but a
The match day experience at London Stadium hasn’t met everyone’s expectations, but lately it’s been a tough pill to swallow. At the time of writing, West Ham are in the relegation zone, and they’re likely
Less than five minutes into our recent defeat to Brentford and the away fans are already singing about our support and atmosphere. We were at that point, and up until going a goal behind, well
Executive directors of the London Stadium holding company appeared before the London Assembly budget committee recently and gave West Ham new hope of full control of the stadium. LLDC CEO Lyn Garner and deputy CEO
Our 2-2 draw against Leicester taught me an important lesson about playing to the whistle and why, if Craig Dawson hasn’t given up on the match, neither should I. With 87 minutes gone, and West
I was at the London Stadium the day they made the announcement. Sandwiched between the obligatory ‘Come on You Irons’ and the team rundown was confirmation that Declan Rice had signed a five-year contract. The
The quadruple dream is over following our narrow 2-1 defeat at the New White Hart Lane against Tottenham last month. We played our best possible team in the circumstances in North London, with Antonio missing
In a world ripped asunder by the evil spectre of Covid where do we turn for distraction; A pleasant diversion that concentrates the mind on something different? From the earliest days of lockdown, football almost
It’s fair to say a large chunk of fans have been waiting for this moment for some time. Given the series of events over the last decade — the stadium move, crest change, lack of
This month marked five years since our final game at Upton Park as we said farewell to the Boleyn in style by beating Manchester United 3-2. That victory actually took us up to sixth in