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@donmcgowan Can you imagine his reaction if "a migrant from one of those hotels" behaved like this towards young girls?

This guy needs investigating, pronto. At 14 seconds in the first video, once she's told him her age, you can see him turn the glasses on. 🤢

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15 years ago, West Ham was taken over by a hidden enemy. David Sullivan arrived pretending to be a saviour, but it was always a property flip. He saw the Olympic Stadium and smelled a deal. Not a football club. Not a community. He’s hollowed out our identity, sold our soul for scraps. What you’ve done to this club is criminal. #WestHam #SullivanOut @HammersUnited2

@tony_j_f @WestHamWayCom @ExWHUEmployee @RoshaneSport thanks so much @tony_j_f!

@bonkyvip @WestHamWayCom @ExWHUEmployee @RoshaneSport I just wanted to say that this is a great article. 👏🏻. Worrying times ahead for our club.

With West Ham all but relegated, I decided to take a look back at the decade since we left Upton Park and what's gone wrong. If you want a (not very) cheerful distraction from the game, have a read @trknock/2ec9612486a2?postPublishedType=repub" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@trknock/2ec96… #COYI @WestHamWayCom @ExWHUEmployee @RoshaneSport

@WestHamSocial Massively agree. Looking at our finances I expect the board to shut up shop and just coast. We don't own our ground so have no actual assets, which I can't imagine is attractive to a buyer. We could be toast. Franchise incoming.

On the contrary, a lot of us believe we could genuinely have consecutive relegations. The club is in serious trouble.

I can hear this tweet

@darobsta08 @Lawrenceee_B Oh 100% he's had some howlers. But overall, I think he's steadied a sinking ship - albeit too little too late. I don't think another managerial change is going to help, and he brought Wolves up so has the chops for the Champ. I'd stick.

@bonkyvip @Lawrenceee_B Credit him for actually giving us a glimmer of hope but he’s had more than a couple of shockers. Brentford/Leeds are a couple that spring straight to mind in his first few games. Not convinced his the man to bring us back if we go down

Can’t say I’m too fussed if Nuno was to stay next season, just don’t get bloody Scott Parker in.

Agree with @henrywinter here. Apologies for spamming everyone, but I tried to sum everything up here and I'd love it if you gave it a read: @trknock/the-deal-of-the-century-and-a-decade-of-decline-2ec9612486a2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@trknock/the-d… (It was originally around 3,000 words but I promise you I cut it down)

@henrywinter I tried to sum it all up here: @trknock/the-deal-of-the-century-and-a-decade-of-decline-2ec9612486a2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@trknock/the-d…

Karren Brady’s promise of “a world-class team in a world-class stadium” rings even more hollow now. West Ham United should never have moved to a soulless public athletics track. Great move for the board but not for the fans. Leaving Upton Park made sense for commercial reasons but not sporting/atmosphere. Daniel Levy was right. The Olympic Stadium should have been knocked down and a proper football stadium built there. It is a good site. But the Olympic lobby and politicians got all protective and precious about the 2012 legacy. How often does this country need a huge athletics arena anyway? Yes, West Ham won a European trophy since they’ve left Upton Park. But London Stadium was always a problem, always a passion-killer, fans distant from the ones they love, the players, and limited potential for increased revenue streams. Other reasons behind club’s demise. Lack of leadership in the boardroom. Recruitment an issue, too. What a mess. Record losses, fears over future of Fernandes, Summerville and Nuno, intensified protests against chairman Sullivan.   Relegation likely. Two points adrift of safety following 3-1 defeat to Newcastle. Wretched goal difference (-22) compared to Spurs’ (-9). Spurs need only a point from Chelsea away (hard) or David Moyes’ Everton at home to guarantee survival and condemn West Ham. Can Moyes do West Ham a favour? The club who let him go. West Ham need to beat ex-Spur Joe Rodon and Leeds at home anyway. West Ham look doomed to the drop. They will return but need better ownership. And many of their fans have been warning of this perfect storm for some time. #WHUFC

@Lawrenceee_B WHY DOES IT WORK SO WELL youtube.com/watch?v=xnr_4b…

@Lawrenceee_B Just want this youtube.com/watch?v=t3J1fC…

@_WestHamReport @trknock/the-deal-of-the-century-and-a-decade-of-decline-2ec9612486a2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@trknock/the-d… I think the cup win was in spite of, not because of, the decisions our board made.

2023 - Win a European cup. 2024 - finish 9th. * Manager change * 2025 - nearly relegated * with another manager change * 2026 - relegated * with another manager change * Yeah. Nice one, Dave.

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After years of consistent mismanagement, David Sullivan has successfully relegated West Ham United for a second time during his tenure. 💔⚒️ #DSOUT #WHUFC

@WestHam I wrote a thing about how we ended up here: @trknock/the-deal-of-the-century-and-a-decade-of-decline-2ec9612486a2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@trknock/the-d…

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Yer man is dialling in from Dubai to talk about how much he loves England

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