As work continues to transform the Olympic Stadium into our home with the WestHamification project, the de-WestHamification of the Boleyn Ground begins.
Following the end of the first online auction this week, the West Ham crests have started to be removed from the exterior of Boleyn Ground leaving the stadium bare.
Much of the interior of the stadium now look looks soul-less as every trace of West Ham’s occupation is removed and stored for eager auction winners willing to part with hundreds and sometimes thousands of pounds.
Claret and Hugh understands the final hired pitch events and club stadium tours will be completed this weekend and The West Ham hotel will shut it’s doors to the public this Sunday, never to open again.
We understand the keys to the stadium will be handed over on the 1st August but in the meantime the stadium will be stripped bare of anything or everything that can be sold.
Stadium Tours haven’t been completed. I have one on Saturday at 6.00 pm. I’ll be interested to see what there’s left to look at.
Take your screwdriver with you just in case something catches your eye! 😉
You might being asking for a refund buddy.You could be looking at a blank canvas by the sounds of it lol.I hope thats not the case.
Good title Sean 🙂
JS: As if I would! 😉
Teddy: Thankfully I did one in February so saw loads. Saturday is more for my boy who was working in Glasgow then. He might be a bit disappointed! 🙂